Horkin

Unfortunately we can’t upgrade right now, nor welcart and nor WP 3.0.1, because we are still working on the whole site and we’ll need to upgrade it when we’ll have a clear idea of what we changed and what we didn’t change ?? But we’ll do it as soon as possible.

About the topic, i didn’t understand the answer, i’m sorry. We are using permanent link, but not customized. What kind of customization should we use?

Thank you
Horkin

I think that you can ignore the name “province”, because it doesn’t help. It seems to work just with shipping methods.

We are based in Italy. And the shop most probably will be limited to european costumers. So I changed my “province” in this way:

Italy
EU Countries (like Germany)
Non-EU Countries (like Swizerland)

I didn’t test it, yet. But it seems to work.
Hope it was helpful
Horkin

Ok, I guess I solved it.

In the same file (confirm.php) I changed “JP” and “JPY” with “EU” and “EUR”. I don’t know if I should do something else, but now it works.

line 264 <input type=”hidden” name=”lc” value=”EU”>
line 272 <input type=”hidden” name=”currency_code” value=”EUR”>

Hope it could be helpful for someonelse.

Horkin

Thank you for the answer, but maybe I was not able to explain my trouble correctly. I’m sorry. I already fixed that button ??

The real trouble is not the image of the payment button, but the default currency of the paypal-page after clicking that button.

After click “buy now” it correctly redirects to paypal page, but the sum to pay is in japanese yen! And I need euros ??

Thank you again.

Horkin

I just come back from my holidays and today i tried again.
I don’t know how… but I solved it ?? Maybe last time i made some misterious mistake that i avoid this time.
Or maybe i just needed vacation ??
Thank you to everybody that answered to this topic.

Now I have another big trouble. The paypal payment page appears in ￥, japanese Yen. How can I change this default setting?

Thank you.

Horkin

First of all, thank you for your kind answer.
But I think I didn’t understand.

I tried these two solutions:

/var/www/vhosts/domainname.it/httpdocs/wp-content/settlement/paypal.php

https://www.domainname.it/wp-content/settlement/paypal.php

And in both case, the “checkout” was successfully without the activation of the module. I know that it’s a my stupid mistake, but I’m not able to understand it :-((

Thank you
Horkin