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Is there a way to remove the requirement of a ‘@’ when vendors enter their PayPal-adress at the dashboard? I’m using it to store bank credentials. 🙂
Easy. 🙂 Edit the the paypal template inside the dashboard and delete the PayPal field.
Then add your bank credentials section PROPERLY with theme functions.php code as outlined here:
https://www.wcvendors.com/kb/custom-fields-to-shop-settings-page/
Do it this way, and you arent co-mingling wrong meta keys with PayPal keys as you are here.
@ben Thanks, I figured that would be a bit harder to do since according to your reply in this thread it is not possible to see the custom field in the admin backend, which is kind of a dealbreaker.
Any ideas when the script will be updated? 🙂
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