Hi @blackfyre16,
It appears to all be setup correctly on the admin side of things, it’s just that your theme styling needs some work for it to display. I say that because when inspecting your page the payment request button is there, but the divs it adds has no styling to properly position and show the button in your theme.
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/3itqKY
I added a few lines of CSS in my browser to get this far, but I would contact the theme developer to see if they can’t better integrate Stripe into the theme. I hope they can help from here.
Hi @lukefive,
To clarify here, once you’re using WooCommerce & Stripe you need not then also add any of their code examples to your site. Our Stripe plugin handles all of the payment integration, so what you then need to do is create a product in WooCommerce and then use something like a product block or URL query string to embed the add to cart button for the resumé product in your resumé service page.
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/qAfvPZ
If a block included in WooCommerce doesn’t work out in the page then as my above screenshot shows you can use a URL query to make a button that adds your resumé service product to the customers cart. Below is a great tutorial that explains how to use those URL strings.
https://businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-custom-add-cart-urls-ultimate-guide/
Hi @kamig478,
Just to clarify for us, you’re wanting a way to take payment via a mobile app? Would this be something like where you turn your site into a mobile app that’s available on the app stores? Or is it where you’re wanting an app to help facilitate purchases in real life?
Any clarification here will be helpful as we try to find a solution for you. Thanks!
Hi @htbordin,
Would you happen to be using WordPress 5.2? If so this would be more helpful for us to see a potential error message. 5.2 will no longer cause the white screen of death and instead automatically deactivated the plugin causing an error and emails you the stack trace of the error and a safe mode login link.
If you’re not using WordPress 5.2 yet, can you look in **WooCommerce > Status > Logs** tab and in the dropdown see if a fatal errors log exists from the day you tried activating Stripe? Any sort of log will be most helpful here to see why activating Stripe causes a fatal error?
Hi @kroups,
It’s not listed, or shown directly, on WordPress.org but Stripe requires at minimum WooCommerce 2.6. You should then be ok with that version of WooCommerce and Stripe. That’s no guarantee though, and of course we’d rather you update sooner than later 🙂
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/x6smYR
Often if you look in a WooCommerce extensions main file they’ll list the minimum WooCommerce version required. Too bad this isn’t shown yet on WordPress.org. I hope that helps.
Hi @maxim12344,
It’s hard to say, things seem to be fine from the system status.
Based on the url (http://wordpress) is this a local site? If so, how has it been setup? You also only notice this issue of the product data meta box being blank when trying to create a product?
Also, what did you mean by
And on parts of bar i have show_if_external.
Can you share a screenshot of that for us?
Hi @aglea,
If you do, or already have, submitted a ticket let us know the ticket number. Otherwise, I assume you’ll end up in live chat and can get help figuring out your best options and next steps to get what you are after. 🙂
Thanks!
Hi @digitljaved,
Hmm, that’s interesting. The very same setup works on other servers? For a real quick check, can you also post your system status from WooCommerce? One thing I’d be looking for in that is that your database version matches the version of WooCommerce on the site.
You can find it via WooCommerce > Status. Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response.
Also, for clarification, how has that filtering been added to what looks like product category pages?
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Hi @utentedan,
Sure thing, let us know what you find. 🙂
Hi @hyljeklubi,
I’m not sure as to why this fixed the issue, but I’m glad that it did. Perhaps something had gone sideways when the theme was first activated, then switching themes and re-activating your child theme helped clear out something.
Either way, looks like you’re in business! Thanks for letting us know all is well theme wise.
Hi @kulac,
Great, glad you got that sorted out with a quick tweak to the z-index. Thanks for letting us know! 🙂
Hi @kulac,
From my initial look here, it looks like you have custom coded this logo into the header? Or perhaps maybe be using the “Header background image” instead of the “Site identity” area of the customizer. Either way, it has a div id of razbortele that I don’t understand. 🙂
Could you begin by helping me understand how that has been added to the site? Thanks!
Hi @hyljeklubi,
That doesn’t seem right, obviously. All parts of your site should show the same header unless there is code/plugin causing this issue. Could you please share a copy of your site’s System Status? You can find it via WooCommerce > Status.
Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response.
That’ll help us gauge what might be going on here, and where we can begin trouobleshooting. 🙂
Hi @aglea,
I think what you are saying is that this background image of the keyboard, iPad, etc… should be beneath the logo and main navigation menu instead acting as a background image. Is that correct?
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/jHiBLD
If so, there may be some ways around this that we can look into. 🙂
Hi @utentedan,
Just to confirm with me, the issue you are wanting to fix is the text being right aligned on mobile?
Link to image: https://cld.wthms.co/QYyOY1
Is that correct? If I understand you correct, that isn’t how Storefront should be behaving by default. For a quick temporary fix try adding this custom CSS to your site and tweak as needed.
table.shop_table_responsive tr td {
text-align: left;
}
Beyond that, can yuo send us your system status? You can find it via WooCommerce > Status. Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response.
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