Blake Imeson

Thanks for the help!

I’ll give it a try. Sounds simple. Didn’t realize this was so integrated already.

I’m having the same issue on a client site.

Fatal error: Call to a member function set_defaults() on a non-object in /nas/wp/www/staging/sitename/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/googleanalytics.php on line 1578

Looks like we need a fix…

You can try out our dev site at https://limecuda.com/dev/paypal-adv/shop/

Use:
Card #: 4111111111111111
Date: 12/14
CVI: 456

Let me know if you have any questions ??

This has been released ??

https://www.woothemes.com/extension/paypal-advanced/

Hope you all enjoy it!

@maxrogers we are about to the point of having it audited. We may be able to allow beta testing if you have a PayPal Advanced account already.

Hopefully this will be for sale at Woo by the end of the month. If not, it should be completed by early Sept.

Thanks for your interest.

@kylec922 we do not have a hard deadline yet but it is likely that the plugin will be finished next week. Hopefully a Woo launch would come by before end of August. They have been slow to approve lately.

@mark, did you build that one?

We are well into development on this. Stay tuned, we’re working as fast as we can to bring this to the Woo market.

I’m having a similar issue (all of a sudden) where the pin button has stopped showing the number of pins.
For instance…
https://tonispilsbury.com/peep-skip-the-frosting-cupcakes/

What happened to this plugin? It appears to be off the repository?

I found it on Github, any news on the status?

Recurring payments would be amazing. Not sure if it is possible but allowing the user to set what their recurring payment would be would be great for non-profits.

That way someone could effectively pledge support for whatever they want per-month.

Keep up the great work!

The plugin author forgot to close the plugin details/comments section in PHP and then begin the plugin code.

If this is added after the comments at the top then the plugin works again

?>
<?php

Here is a copy of the PHP, this can replace the user-meta-shortcodes.php file.
https://paste2.org/p/1815895

I have the exact same invalid header issue.

I was trying to do the same thing and ended up using this code in a “Recent Posts” widget.

<a class="<?php $category = get_the_category(); echo $category[0]->cat_name; ?>" href=...

I wrote up a little more on it on my blog:
Style Links with CSS by Category – WordPress

I have experienced the same exact thing – shame as this is a rly helpful plugin.