arippberger

+1 re. Shapeshifer 3’s comment on renaming this plugin. It isn’t clear what functionality has been rolled into core and what is contained in this plugin. Perhaps this could be added to the plugins description?

Hi Craig –

Great suggestions. I’ll work towards implementing these in a future release.

Hi Mike – Let me take a look into this.

Hi lamhere –

Thanks for checking out the plugin.

1. Yes, the plugin is set up to update an order on import – once the order ID is detected in the XML file the order status should be updated to shipped automatically. The order tracking number and shipping carrier (FedEx, UPS, USPS) should also automatically be added to the order ID as metadata.
2. Often online retailers will do the following when a purchase occurs:

1. Check to make sure a credit card is valid and funds are available when a purchase is placed
2. When the items is shipped (often a couple days after the order is placed) the card is charged

The bit about capturing is referring to step 2, when the order ships you need to capture (charge) the card. If you charge the card when the purchase is placed you don’t have to worry about this step. There may be laws specific to your region regarding this.

• I haven’t tested with the latest versions, so I’m unsure. Let me know if you try it out.
• I’d be happy to work on customizations at my hourly freelance rate. Let me know if you are interested at [email protected]

Hi Nicole –

Thank you for taking the time to review the plugin. I apologize you experienced some issues with it. It turns out the error was being displayed if all the settings were not entered. I’d really appreciate it if you’d give the plugin another shot. I’d like to provide something that makes it super simple for the WordPress community to restrict posts and pages ??

Thanks again,

Alec Rippberger

Perfect – thanks!

@redcore – I feel your pain. WooThemes wants you to add custom styles to custom.css in the parent theme – but what if you are redistributing your child theme? Here’s what I did to solve the issue (there may be a cleaner fix out there):

1. Create a child theme
2. Create a functions.php file in your child theme
3. create a CSS file in your child theme at /css/custom.css
4. add the following code to functions.php: `add_action(‘woo_head’, ‘add_custom_styles’, 99);
   function add_custom_styles() {
   wp_enqueue_style( ‘custom-styles’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . ‘/css/custom.css’ );
   }`

Haha I was making the same silly mistake. Almost submitted a bug report ??