Lee Blue
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To change to a different payment gateway all you have to do is replace [checkout_mijireh] with the shortcode for whatever payment gateway you want to use such as [checkout_authorizenet] if you are using Authorize.net. You don’t have to do anything to your theme. Simply changing the shortcode is all you need to do.
Make sure that the shortcode on your store/checkout page is for the payment gateway you have configured. By default, Cart66 uses Mijireh Checkout (http://mijireh.com) so that people will have PCI compliant websites. If people choose to take on the responsibility of being PCI compliant on their own, then they can configure their own payment gateway, such as Authorizie.net, and then change the shortcode on the store/checkout page to [checkout_authorizenet]
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Unable to add product using Cart66 LiteSometimes, especially on windows servers like local development machines, if MySQL is running in strict mode the tables don’t all get installed when Cart66 is activated. You can tell if MySQL is in strict mode on the Cart66 settings panel all the way down at the bottom in the error logging and debugging section.
To get MySQL out of strict mode you can run the SQL query:
SET @@global.sql_mode= '';Perhaps give this plugin a try: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cartalog/
Cartalog is a companion plugin to the Cart66 product, the Lite or Pro version, you’re choice. It provides a quick and easy way to add product listings, by category, to any page on your site. Using just a couple of shortcodes you can add product shots, links to detail pages, descriptions and a fully capable Cart66 “Add to Cart” button. For multiple product categories you can group items into category groups with nice headings and titles.
After thinking more about this topic, it may be an issue with PayPal that Cart66 can’t control. Have you had a chance to checkout Mijireh Checkout? It’s a much better hosted checkout experience than you get with PayPal. It works with a lot of different gateways (Stripe.com, Authorize.net, etc) and you can “Page Slurp” you design so you checkout page looks exactly like your site.
When setting up the products, make sure you select that they require shipping. If a product does not require shipping then the shipping form is never shown.
We just released version 1.4.7 which has some updates for preventing XSS attacks. Please check the GoDaddy scanner and let me know if this issue is now fixed with the latest release. Thanks!
anevaude: Just wanted to follow up with you on this. I visited your site again just now and it looks like everything is working. I was able to add the product to the cart and clicked the PayPal Checkout button. Everything seemed to work perfectly. I’m guessing that all is well now.
anevaude: I was able to complete an express checkout purchase on my test system using Cart66-Lite 1.4.4, but I also see the error on your site. I am noticing that your site seems really slow in general which is making me think that maybe there is a plugin conflict of some sort or that the request is somehow timing out when trying to connect to PayPal. I am not going to be able to figure this one out without logging in to your site and putting in some debugging statements in the Cart66 code. If you’d like me to do that, I’m willing. Just submit our contact form http://cart66.com/contact and include your FTP info a WP login info and I’d be happy to take a look. If you’d prefer that I not access your site like that I understand, just wanted to offer. Our contact form is not used for support so, please ask to have the message forwarded to me, Lee Blue. Thanks!
anevaude : I can’t find any products on your site so I can’t add anything to the cart and, therefore, can’t reproduce the error. My guess is that you might not have your payment gateway info set up properly.
The default gateway is Mijireh (http://www.mijireh.com) so make sure you have your access key entered in the Mijireh settings panel of the Cart66 Settings screen. If you change to use PayPal on the checkout page then, be sure to enter your PayPal credentials in the PayPal Settings panel of the Cart66 settings screen.
Any additional information you could provide would be really helpful in troubleshooting this problem. Thanks.
We just released cart66 1.4.4 that fixes this problem.
Sure you can provide as multiple checkout options. You could use paypal and manual checkout on the checkout page. Just put both shortcodes on the checkout page. Like this.
Pay With PayPal
[checkout_paypal_pro]Or pay later when we deliver
[checkout_manual]You can certainly put any message on the checkout page you like. You can just edit the store/checkout page in WordPress and as long as you leave the checkout shortcode in place you can also write any message you want.
If you want the message to be dynamic based on what the customer has in their cart, that will take a little bit of custom programming.
Looks like you are running out of memory. Try adding this line to your wp-config.php file.
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);googlesiterank: Please let me know what the solution was so I can share it with others who may encounter the same problem? Thanks 🙂