WooCommerce with Paypal plugin Customer Registration

I am getting a 404 after having successfully paid in paypal. Returning to website the 404 message appears.

this is with paypal express…..and I cannot find the error txt…anybody know what the location is?

I have all my shipping on… I am ready to deactivate… not willing to pay $100/hr to problem solve installation.

@gousername, If you have that option set in WooCommerce then it will let them go to PayPal and login, but when they’re returned to your site from PayPal, that review page would require them to login or create an account before they can finalize the order. Did you test it that far?

@g2arret, you really should have posted your own thread, but I can tell you the plugin creates a custom page template (and new page) for the checkout review. You need to make sure this checkout review page exists and is enabled in your WordPress -> Pages section. If it’s not, disabling and re-activating the plugin should re-create.

sorry, new to this… did not know this was a thread….but thank you for your kind help. I will do as you suggested.

Thank you. that works but how do i extract the woocommerce order information from mysql including the user’s email address?

Glad that’s working for you!

WooThemes offers some plugins that will let you easily export customers and orders out of WooCommerce.

Alternatively, you could get it done with PHPMyAdmin or a tool like Navicat, or there are probably other plugins available if you do some searching for it.

But i wanna link the user email from wp_users to order_id in woocommerce order items so i can extract the customer details and order details together in the system im developing, can you help me with this please?

The answer I gave you before is still the same. The tables in WooCommerce are already related that way. It’s just a matter of pulling it out. The WooThemes plugins (or possibly other free plugins) would do that for you, or again, you could do manually in PHPMyAdmin or with a tool like Navicat to build a SQL select statement yourself and pick out exactly what you need from the related tables.

If you want me to do it for you I certainly can, but that would require a billed project. You can certainly submit a quote request if you’d like to.

thank you that was helpful but right now i’m trying to extract the datas, its working on other database but for wordpress datas in mysql it says Access denied for user ‘username’@’localhost(using password: YES), why is that? and is there anyway i can make a seperate database in mysql add input user details from wp_users and order details from woocommerce orders?

We’re well beyond what I can offer in general free support at this point. I’ll need you to submit a quote request for a project or in the very least purchase some premium support in order to help more with this sort of thing.