daniidevv

Hi, why haven’t I gotten a reply on this when other threads have been replied earlier? Could I please get a response on this and a solution, the errors are increasing related to killed query. Thank you!

Hi, can I please get a reply on this? Thanks.

Hi, I’m using Elementor Pro, so the basic accordion I get does not have the dark mode option, please check, this is the one I’m using. Maybe Elementor Pro has a different accordion which is not compatible with your plugin, let me know. Thanks!

@ihereira Thank you for getting back to me. I understand that this is out of your scope but If you could just point me in the right direction as to someone might have done this before, an article or even a rough JS code that I could edit, rest I will do it myself, just need the right direction. It would mean a lot. Thank you! ??

Hi @niklasinpsyde , thank you for your insight on this issue, I would like to follow up, If I can expect a resolution for this bug in the next update, as this is a major drawback for me right now and It’s a really simple feature, If you could simply update the plugin to pickup the order currency rather than the store currency, this would resolve a huge headache for me and If you could tell me a timeline as to when this will be resolved, I’d appreciate that. Thank you so much.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by daniidevv.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by daniidevv.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by daniidevv.

Hi @niklasinpsyde, thank you for replying. I can describe the flow to you, as I’m not allowed to share any details.

So there is a dashboard that creates a custom woocommerce order with an API, at the last step they are requested to select the currency they want to pay the order with, there are three currencies customer can select: USD, EUR and GBP, after the selection, the order is created with that currency and at last It generates a link like this:

https://example.com/checkout/order-pay/2556/?pay_for_order=true&key=wc_order_7xnak65aksjak

When the customer is redirected to this link, they land on the website to complete the checkout process, now everything is fine, just the paypal generates that error, because paypal captures the store’s base currency, which is USD, so when the order is created in EUR, for example. It generates an error of currency mismatch.

So what I would like, through a custom code or a plugin you suggest, that I can redirect a parameter from the dashboard through that generated link and when the customer lands on the page, paypal’s currency matches the checkout order currency, maybe something like this:

“currency=EUR”

https://example.com/checkout/order-pay/2556/?pay_for_order=true&key=wc_order_7xnak65aksjak&currency=EUR

Please If you could tell me a customized solution for this, If not, a plugin would work too. It would solve a huge problem for me, I just need the parameter to change the paypal’s currency that’s it, rest I will manage.

Thank you!