Glenn Carlson

FYI for the users on here. I spoke with Stripe. The Stripe Instant Payout feature is active, but only available when using managed accounts when you control the onboarding process. Also, there is a .5% fee of the transferred amount incurred by the vendor when they want to have instant payouts.

Ben, I know you said they are wrong, but a lot of folks on here likely use the standalone account setup. Can you for sure confirm that your plugin is for standalone accounts and does instant payouts? I’m also concerned that some folks don’t want incur the extra fees for instant payouts. What would it take to provide some options for daily, weekly, monthly, etc options (like Paypal adaptive) and then have the vendor select if they want instant or not? Essentially, the shop chooses it’s standard payout timing unless the vendor wants instant.

Worked like a charm. So to add Zip, I simply add that new $meta you gave me. Do I also need to add zip info every where else below in that code. ie, && $ZIP or .$ZIP.

What about on the return array? It only shows store country on that code above?

If I wanted to change the name from ships from to item location (the don’t always ship), is it just as simple as changing ships from to item location everywhere above?

What file folder does this go in? functions.php in the child theme? City and Zip are what I have as attributes currently. Does the above code pull in both of those into the product detail page? Sorry, not a software person by trade so the above is a bit confusing to me.

Anna,
Actually, that setup is perfect for my site. I act as the “escrow” if you will and want to keep the deposit(extra fee) secure until the transaction is complete between the vendor and their customer and all went well. If so, the deposit gets returned to the customer. If all does not go well, it gets sent to the vendor. The thing I am most concerned about is that I need the vendor to be able to set the deposit amount on the front end. Any thoughts on that working fine with WCVPro?

@ben, do you know if WooThemes Bookings will work on the checkout process like normal if WC is installed? I know it’s not supported just yet, but I was hoping at the least people could still use it for checkout. Before the latest update, my site was working fine under these conditions with Easy Bookings (a great plugin, BTW).

My theme creator said it was not the theme causing the product descriptions to disappear. He said he tested in his sandbox and everything worked fine. Ugh. I love wordpress, but every time I do an update, something breaks on my site. Exhausting!

@FGS

I had a bit of help and would be glad to connect the two of you actually. In essence, if you are running an eCommerce website, you are likely using SSL somewhere. My site had parts where it was SSL and parts where it wasn’t. This was causing some confusion and the website would not let users upload images since it was moving back and forth between a secure environment and an insecure environment. We plugged in the “SSL Insecure Content Fixer” and began by using that plugin to help us make more of the website secure. I would start there. If you are still having issues, please send me a private message and I will connect you to the guy who helped me.

Hi Ben, since my problem is fixed, I went in to kill my dev.domain….. PRO activation and reactivate it on my main site. I deactivated the dev site just fine and then input my license key info into my new site and saved changes. “settings saved”. However, it still says license deactivated.

Is there a lag time or is there an issue with my activation? I saw no place in my account to reset my activation.

Damn Permalinks! They always get me!

So essentially, my wordpress install is broken? Is it possible to save my website settings and reinstall a clean WP version? Is it possible for a plugin to permanently break a site even if you uninstall it?

Ben, I can’t even get to the area to add an image at all. When I get inside the dashboard and click “add product”, nothing happens.

Does it make sense to reinstall WCPro at this point? How about a WP reinstall?

I was on the phone with Bluehost twice today and they found nothing on the server side that would indicate this. I reached out to the theme developer as well as the WP support community.

Ben, do you see anything in this piece of code that would create the error? This is from the media.new.php file.

if ( $_POST ) {
if ( isset($_POST[‘html-upload’]) && !empty($_FILES) ) {
check_admin_referer(‘media-form’);
// Upload File button was clicked
$upload_id = media_handle_upload( ‘async-upload’, $post_id );
if ( is_wp_error( $upload_id ) ) {
wp_die( $upload_id );
}
}
wp_redirect( admin_url( ‘upload.php’ ) );
exit;

Ben, I have no clue how you were able to upload a picture in the front end. I’m baffled. I had Bluehost check my server configs out and nothing seemed out of whack. We even tried some of the common “fixes” found in WP support over the years. Changed my PHP version, rolled back WP, etc. Nothing. I just set up a new vendor and it’s still dead. Nobody is able to upload pictures. It’s’ still logging people out. So weird. I can load pictures all day long on the back end.

Ben, I have a test account as well and am still having the same issue. I created a brand new test account this morning and tried again. Same issue. I had my wife login and try her account. Same issue.

You were able to create a test account and upload a picture on the front end? Almost everything is unplugged right now and believe it or not, I have done very little modifications to existing code. I have not had any user role editors or other marketplace plugins. I don’t know what else to do. It is still logging people out.

It is actually logging them out from what I can tell. Is there a way I can show you? I can setup an online meeting real quick.

After it says there is an error, I close the image uploader window and try to go back to the dashboard. It goes back to the login screen and makes me sign back in.

That was it! Disabled it and everything works fine now. You’re a genius.

Hey Ben, Sorry to bother again, but I went and checked on my Argo theme and it does say WooCommerce compatible.

http://www.mojo-themes.com/item/argo-a-complete-e-shop-wp-theme/

In fact, many of the themes I checked out say WooCommerce compatible. Not sure where to go from here. I don’t want to purchase another theme only to have it not work.