debbietomkies

Apologies – typo in the text above. The end part of the url path is ?/p=3400

Thanks!

Hi Margaret,

Many thanks for your advice. I followed your instructions and am pleased to report that the website now appears to be fixed.

Thanks again for your help – much appreciated!

Best wishes,

Debbie

Hi Dinesh

Thanks for getting back to me. The checkout page is at https://www.dtcrafts.co.uk/checkout/

(You may have to add something to the cart to get to the checkout if you are testing as a ‘customer’).

Best wishes, Debbie

Hi Dinesh

We cotinue to experience failed transactions with unique customer name/email/phone and ip addresses. The ones we can see come are in blocks of up to 10 at a time but now we have some that are actually completing the order process so this is costing us paypal fees to refund the fraudulent transactions. Do you have any update? Many thanks, Debbie

At first we had the issue with debit/credit cards via the Stripe payment gateway. We switched off this gateway in case that was the issue.

Unfortunately this just moved the problem to the direct payment debit/credit card gateway offered by paypal. So now it is the debit/credit card via the paypal gateway that is being affected.

At the moment payments via paypal account seem to be the only channel that isn’t affected.

Please let me know if you need anything further. Many thanks, Debbie

Hi Dinesh, I’m still getting failed orders. Are you able to provide an update at all? Many thanks, Debbie

Hi Dinesh, thanks for getting back to me so quickly. The fake order has been received. Does that mean the issue should be fixed or is there still work to be done?

Hi Dinesh, we purchased the extended version of the plugin to prevent card testing/bot orders via WooCommerce and we’re experiencing the same issue. We are seeing failed orders, each with a unique IP address, name, phone number and email. We don’t use Express Checkout. Our website checkout can be found here: https://www.dtcrafts.co.uk/checkout/ – Thanks!

Hi,
I believe I’m having the same problem. It appears that the url’s are all directing to localhost whereas the site is now live at https://www.testzone.debbietomkies.co.uk. When I click fix bad url’s nothing happens and I don’t know how to correct them otherwise.

An example file is: 141: https://localhost/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/acidDyePots01n-1.jpg

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Just rescued a failed update thanks to your info. Thanks heaps!

Thanks Denzel,

I hadn’t appreciated the distinction between the two support forums so your clarification is much appreciated.

Debbie

Hi,

I’m having the same issue with the child theme not overriding the parent using v3.5.0. I’ve tried both the older @import method and enqueing per the WP codex instructions but neither seem to work. @import worked fine on another theme so I’m pretty sure I’m following the right steps and was hoping to find out what I was doing wrong but lots of other questions appear to have been addressed but not this one!

Were you able to resolve your issue?

Thanks ??