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Thanks for the heads up!

Forgive me, I thought that limit was the number of entries displayed on each page of the table – I increased the value to 120 and the pagination links are displaying now.

Can I make a suggestion? Apparently the entries are sorted ascending based on the values of field1, right? I’m using the transaction date on field1, but I have to go to the last page to see the most recent transactions. So I’d like to suggest you to include to the shortcode the ability to choose the sort direction of field1.

Anyway, thanks for the quick feedback!

The new version solved both issues, thanks! Just for the record, the problem was occurring in a page template when calling the shortcode via “echo do_shortcode…” (it was a foreach error on line 122 of public/partials/paypal-ipn-for-wordpress–public-display.php). Anyway, everything seems to be running fine now.

Just tested the version on Bitbucket and the shortcode runs smoothly. The only issue is: if I don’t add any attributes to the shortcode, an error occurs on line 122 of public/partials/paypal-ipn-for-wordpress–public-display.php.

It doesn’t work when used in content.

Now I just downloaded the plugin version from Bitbucket and noticed that there’s a directory named ‘public’ that is missing on the version available on www.remarpro.com. Maybe this is the cause of the problem?

Yes, that makes perfect sense.
I just did a test, I added a custom variable to the Paypal form with the user id and included $posted[‘custom’] to the paypal_ipn_for_wordpress_ipn_response_handler hook response.
Funny part is that the value passed with the custom variable was returned in $custom AND in $transaction_subject.
So apparently I don’t have to declare the $custom variable because I have my value already passed to the $transaction_subject, right?

It worked like a charm – thank you very much.

I have a similar problem here. I use Exec-PHP plugin to run some PHP code inside my posts. It stopped working after upgrading WP to 3.5 on scheduled posts, exactly the same way you described: all code is simply removed and a ghost revision appears. At the same time, if I write a post with some PHP code and post it immediately, the issue doesn’t occur.