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  • I don’t think Stripe is expensive at all.

    Amazon says: Our standard transactional rate is 2.9% + $0.30 per-transaction for transactions of $10 or more.
    For transactions less than or equal to $9.99, we offer a fee of 5.0% + $0.05 per transaction.

    To get the 1.9% here is what they say:
    You may qualify for a volume discount if you have processed an average transaction volume of $3,000 or more with us over the past three months. In order to receive this discount, you will need to request and apply for it.

    so to get the 1.9% you have to be processing over $3k per month for 3 months, then you have to apply for the discount. Otherwise you are going to pay the same as stripe 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction.

    Merchant accounts are expensive. Using Stripe is not as expensive, until you are processing enough money to cover all the minimum charges of a merchant account.

    Paypal business, also charges 2.9% + $0.30, at least on my account they do. I don’t have the pro version though.

    Braintree though, is offering the first $50k of transactions FOR FREE!
    so you save 100% of the fee’s for the first $50k worth of transactions.

    My vote is for Braintree. Their fee is the same as everyone elses. 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction, and they deposit fast too.

    I hope now that Stripe is done, they do Braintree.

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    anyone???

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    I went over every line of code and scrutinized it. I figured it out. I had put a ‘ out of place.

    Sorry everyone. User error.

    I too have a page not found, my permalinks go to /%postname%.html but if I change it to /%postname%/ then I can see testimonials, however, I want the permalinks to go to the .html so can you do a fix for that?

    it should not matter what the permalinks are, right?

    Thanks,
    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    I did do that, I installed a bunch and tested them out, but could not find one that worked… I spent a ton of time trying to find one 🙁

    so asking here for anyone that knows of one already.

    Thanks,
    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    Thank you!! 🙂 doing it now. I appreciate that info.

    thanks both of you.
    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    I think I figured it out. I think it was Local Fusion WP, I deactivated that and it speeded up… now it is much faster.

    I reactivated it and it again took forever for the page to load, clicked active, took forever again, then deactivated it, and it loaded instantly.
    now everything loads instantly.

    I still would like to know if there is a plugin that can identify plugins causing latency or slow loading times, errors, etc.

    if you know of one, please let me know.
    Thank you.
    Richard

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: admin area broken
    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    closing

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: admin area broken
    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    I started changing the plugins folder names adding a 0 to the end of one at a time and loading the plugins page… I found the culprit.

    Thank you for talking about a plugin, I don’t know what changed there, but I am going to just remove it.
    Thanks,
    Richard

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: admin area broken
    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    Yes, I have tried every browser…
    I even logged into shell, switched over to the wp-admin folder
    then ran these:

    php plugins.php
    php index.php

    etc.
    nothing was output on anything.

    I don’t think I do have a plugin to style the login, the login page looks normal to me.

    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    Wow, I cannot get this to work no matter what I do…

    Where can I find some mysql code in the wordpress site files, so that I can copy the code and modify it.

    Please let me know.
    Thank you everyone for any help you can be.
    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    Ok, I created the code in a PHP file, then in the functions.php theme file, I created a require_once to pull it in…

    that works, but it still does not write anything to the database.

    does the mysql_query() not work in wordpress? I am assuming that already has a mysql connection since it is pulling out of the same database I created that table in.

    Can someone tell me what I have to do to make it work?
    Thank you
    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    omg, I read what you said closely, I see what you are talking about now…
    you are saying it is best to add the php in the phpmyadmin instead of the wp editor…

    duh… oh boy.
    I will try it.
    Thank you.

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    those are not the real connections… I changed them just to show the sample of code…

    also, I cannot use phpmyadmin, since the code is what needs to execute when someone buys an ebook on clickbank… I am trying to add the purchase to the database, to help with customer service…

    Since the download page has the receipt on it and it verifies it or does not deliver the download page. So I want to store it so they can retrieve the download link automatically if they did not download it and all the bonuses when they were first taken there. To help limit how much need they will have for customer service and make it easier for them to help themselves.

    I don’t think any of the code is breaking, when I put something that fails the webpage shows the php code instead of the stuff printed with echo on the page…
    And with the above code it executes fine, no errors or anything.

    So I don’t know why it won’t work.
    That is why I am asking here in case anyone else has the same problem.
    Thank you,
    Richard

    Thread Starter ukndoit

    (@ukndoit)

    I figured it out… Here is what I did:

    I created a PHP File and then have the main index.php include it once… it checks the query string and sets a cookie for it and a global variable of that value…

    then I installed a Plugin that allows PHP in posts/pages…
    now I can just put in the information I want based upon the global field being populated or not. I tested it and it works.

    I did it in the include file because that way if there is an update toe wordpress and it deletes the include_once command, I can just go add that and it will fix it again. I wish I knew how to make it a plugin so it automatically added it to the top of the file… (I had to set it at the top because to set a cookie if it is not at the top and something already printed, then I get header errors)

    Anyhow, I just wanted to say that I figured it out now.
    Richard

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