Coupon code applied successfully. You must enter your Seller ID and API Key.

The coupon DOES NOT apply, the total amount remain the same.

The payment gateway is Paddle for Woocommerce and there are no warnings in the Woo status. Payments works fine, it’s just that coupons that are not working. Also, coupons are enabled in Woocommerce/Settings.

Here is the screenshot: https://postimg.cc/5XyJD4ZH

Please help.

Edvard

I just installed Sucuri 1.9.6 plugin (free) and the “Generate API Key” is missing, although tutorials (Sucuri materials included) show it as the same grey button. I allowed API function in the config.php (found the suggestion on a forum) and I was notified that everything is OK. There is no conflict with the WP version or PHP version. No other sign of plugin malfunctioning.

On search I found the issue was already signaled before but all the concerned forum entries have been closed with no answer provided.

Thank you for your time,

Basil

I just installed Sucuri 1.9.6 plugin (free) and the “Generate API Key”, although tutorials (Sucuri materials included) show it as the same grey button. I allowed API function in the config.php (found the suggestion on a forum) and I was notified that everything is OK. There is no conflict with the WP version or PHP version. No other sign of plugin malfunctioning.

On search I found the issue was already signaled before but all the concerned forum entries have been closed with no answer provided.

Thank you for your time,

Basil

How do I get an API key, when I login to my wordpress.com account, then security, there is no option to see my API key. Do we need API key from wordpress or a separate one from Imagify?

Thank you!

I couldn’t get the YouTube feed to work at all. Despite confirming “Valid” credentials, all I’m getting every time is the message:

400 - A VALID access token is required to request this resource. Here are some possible solutions to fix the error. NOTICE: Error only visible to Admin.

I created the first API key – not working. Then deleted it, created a second API key – again not working.

What’s even worse, it disabled the previously working Facebook feed.

Now I at least got the Facebook feed to work again, but all of this is extremely confusing, to say the least.

The help page on how to create a YouTube API Key:

https://www.slickremix.com/documentation/create-youtube-api-key

appears to be outdated – not all pages and options look like what the help page and the screenshots on it say they do, and there are additional new sections, such as OAuth, that the help page doesn’t mention in any way. Perhaps this is the reason why the YouTube feed doesn’t work?

At this point, all I can do is just abandon the YouTube feed as an impossible thing to achieve…

Thank you for any help.

Solution: 2x uninstall and reinstall, after that it worked without problems.

Happy and satisfied

Full details:

My Woocommerce store is integrated with Printful, my drop-shipper. Shipping rates in the Woo Cart are populated through the Printful Integration plugin. Currently in my Cart, at “Shipping,” this error message appears: “Error: Invalid API key.” I do not know how long the problem has existed; I just noticed it on Saturday. I tried creating a new key in Woo and entering it with Printful. I have also tried both the Legacy Rest API (using that Woo plugin) and creating a new one.

Printful Customer Support reviewed the store’s integration logs and found multiple cases of this message: “Error: Invalid response from your WooCommerce store. Please make sure your site is working and no plugins are blocking WooCommerce API access.”

I contacted Printful, which had me revert to an earlier version of Woo, then sent other suggestions on the server side. My hosting service responded:

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Checking on amrevnc.com, everything seems to be in order. The error logs
show no issues related to WooCommerce and, while there are a few warnings
related to the must use plugins on the site, the install shows no
permission issues on files or anything else that would cause a 403 error
from our end.

That being said, I turned on WordPress debugging mode and tried
calculating shipping for an item, and got the same error. The debug log
shows the following:

[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] :::: TaxJar Plugin requested :::: (WCS Tax)
[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] :::: TaxJar API called :::: (WCS Tax)
[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] :::: TaxJar API request validation :::: (WCS
Tax)
[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] API request is in good format. (WCS Tax)
[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] Requesting: taxjar/v2/taxes -
{"from_country":"US","from_state":"NC","from_zip":"27713","from_city":"Durham","from_street":"5414
Loyal
Place","to_country":"default","to_state":"California","to_zip":"90210","to_city":"Beverly
Hills","to_street":false,"shipping":"0","plugin":"woo","line_items":[{"id":"6517-aea82fd1c73faba8d41ea7f4d78447cb","quantity":1,"product_tax_code":"","unit_price":"25.99","discount":"0"}]}
(WCS Tax)
[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] Error retrieving the tax rates. Received
(406): {"status":"406","error":"Not Acceptable","detail":"to_country must
be a two-letter ISO code."} (WCS Tax)
[09-Jul-2024 12:20:27 UTC] Received: none. (WCS Tax)

According to this, a plugin called TaxJar is being called, however, I
don't see any install for the plugin, not even a directory created for it
on the server, so it's likely this is the cause. My suggestion would be
to reach out to WooCommerce's support, explain the situation, and maybe
even providing the errors printed on the debug log above, to see what
they say.