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  • Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Thank you Matt,

    I do not know much about SSL, but we do have a certificate set up for the site, and the site is accessed via https. If I type in http for any of the pages they switch on the fly to https. Do you have a way I can test out if the site still uses http? Maybe it is one of the URL’s involving Give not being changed to https…?

    Anyway, I have no confidence in changing it back without first trying something out. So until I can think of a solid thing I can do to affect the issue I don’t want to run a test by switching it back.

    I’m worried that this issue hasn’t come up with Give before. Like I said when I searched I found this same issue mentioned all over the place, very common and always the solution was to change the paypal settings. Even PayPal posted the same, and said all their stuff is still secure.

    Thanks a bunch for your thoughts,

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Well, like I said the problem is now gone because we changed our paypal settings. So we cannot show it to you ‘live’… However, I did grab an image of the error to send to the guy I was working with. I threw it up on the Net here: http://garycarpenter.org/Image1.png

    I found this when I did a search:

    The error message:

    Error: The seller accepts encrypted website payments only. You cannot pay the seller through un-encrypted buttons. Please contact your seller for more details.

    appears when you are using a non-encrypted and unprotected PayPal Payments Standard button and you have selected to block payments these payments on your PayPal account (this works for any accounts)

    To unblock payments from unprotected and non-encrypted PayPal Payments Standard buttons:

    1.Log in to your PayPal Premier account or Business account.
    2.Click the Profile subtab.
    3.In the Selling Preferences column, click the Website Payment Preferences link.
    4.Scroll down to the Encrypted Website Payments section.
    5.Next to the Block Non-encrypted Website Payment label, select the Off radio button.
    6.Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click the Save button.

    I hope this helps Matt,

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    I am sorry Matt, I am not trying to bad mouth. You say Give-Support doesn’t recommend changing paypal settings and I believe you….

    I was here searching and searching for how to fix things for many hours, I try and find if my issue has already answered before I start a post.

    I worked on this for a couple of days, so I think it’s possible I read that ‘fix’ somewhere and thought it was from Give-support, but I really did think I found that answer here. I will try and find where I read it again, but in the mean time can you tell me then what Give-Support does recommend for this paypal error? I found many many postings on this Give-plugin paypal error.

    I see a couple of replies here from you, but still do not see this addressed. Our paypal account is now set to accept non-encrypted and I’d love to change that back, but then we would get no donations, so your help in the right direction is much appreciated.

    Thank you 🙂

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Thank you Devin, That did the trick 😀

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Thank you so much – Tobias

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Thanks, I will try that extension and make another donation 🙂

    Can you show me how to indicate 2 table Extensions for one table? I’m using responsive, but see one or two more I may want to add.

    All the best,

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Quick question:

    When working on a table (edit) is there a way to expand all the cells to see their contents, in one move? This would be very helpful instead of opening each by clicking or….

    Thanks again !

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    I got it… you’re the best Tobias!

    My tables are so long I was skipping over the Extra CSS field.

    Thank you for your patience 🙂

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Okay, now I’m going to be a dense-newbie 🙂

    Where do I find… Extra CSS Classes in WP, tablepress or ?

    I am completely new to all things WP, and finding where things are in WP is my biggest stumbling block.

    Sorry Tobias,

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Hi Matt,

    Well it boils down to –
    1. PayPal accounts default is only accept encrypted pay/donate buttons.
    2. Your Give Donation button is not encrypted and so it causes a paypal error. Very standard issue as you can read about it all over the Net.
    3. Your solution, as read here in your support posts – is and I quote Give Support “Turn Off PayPal Encrypted Website Payments Feature”. This is not just your solution, but again can be found all over the Net given by many.

    And this is what concerns me – if paypal thinks it is important why not modify the buttons working with paypal? If you create a donate button at paypal and drop it into your website they work, encrypted and secure, why can’t Give do the same, or at least offer a on/off encryption feature?

    I have changed our paypal settings to allow un-encryped payments. So as of now the give plugin works for us. However, I’m unhappy that I had to ‘discover’ this common issue, after hours of research as to why our donations were not going through. I think this should be a warning that pops up when installing the Give plug in, with a very detailed explanation about security, Give & PayPal settings, etc.

    The shock ‘n awe factor does not leave one happy with a product, just saying.

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    So to use CSS classes I would create a title for a group of tables I want formatted the same. Like Broncs-Tables, and add this title to the “Custom Commands” section at the bottom of each table I want the CSS to apply to.

    Then in the Plugin Options CSS I would put something like –

    .Broncs-Tables .column-1 {
    Font-size:small;
    }

    Is this correct?

    How would I set the maximum table width along with something just in one column?

    Thanks for the links, that has helped, but I just want to make sure I understand.

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Hi –

    Just to be clear…
    You went to: https://tablepress.org/extensions/

    And downloaded:
    https://tablepress.org/download/extension/tablepress-responsive-tables.zip

    Because I just did it again, and got the zip file – so maybe use the links here and give it another go

    I hope this helps 😀

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    Thanks Tobias – this does the trick!

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    To be clear – [wp_sitemap_page] shows all my pages in alphabetical order. I took the time to view all my pages-ID and then added the many ID’s to exclude.

    But still I am getting the pages listed alphabetically, when I wanted something in the same order as my menus and sub-menus/pages.

    This is what I’m asking about – when I say layout (how the page links are presented) in the sitemap.

    I am only interested in my sites pages and not posts, etc.

    Maybe just creating regular links in my site index would work better. I was hoping for something more graphical in nature.

    Thank you for your time,

    Thread Starter surfs-up

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    I agree, thanks Tobias

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