1wweb

Understood.

Thank you.

Thank you for your quick response and action!

I tried it with the development version.

It showed the options as shown in the video.

I confirmed that the PDF was sent in both HTML and plain email.

Perfect!

Thank you for your quick response and action!

I tried it with the development version.

The plain text was emailed well (although there was one space at the beginning of the sentence).

I am satisfied!

Your support has been great!
Thank you.

Thank you for your quick response and action!

I tried it with the development version.

The font was larger!

Perfect!

Thank you.

Thanks for the quick response!

(I tried with the latest version: 1.2.2 of BetterPayment)

I tried again and the PDF was also attached!

There was no attachment PDF view in the editor panel, but it was attached to the email.

Thanks.

Thanks for the quick response!

(I tried with the latest version: 1.2.2 of BetterPayment)

I’ve tried again.
The result did not change.

The messege content is text only.

I will send you a capture of the configuration.

●WordPress Dashboard→BetterPayment→Settings→Email

●BetterPayment block Admin

●BetterPayment block Cusomer

The content of the plain code looks exactly like the HTML email source.

Here is a part of the source that was sent to me.
The email is addressed to the customer and has a “message” embedded in it.

Thanks.

Thanks for the quick response!

I understand!

As it is now, it’s very unobtrusive.

It would be nice to be able to set the font size in the settings!

Thanks!

Thanks for the quick response!

I see…

Maybe this is not the best way to pay for products and services that send product keys and directions to member sites via email.

Well, I’ll put a notice around the purchase button that says, “Please be sure to press the Return to Shopping Site button to return to the site.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by 1wweb.