jdstiegman

I’m having the same problem. Your checkout cart defaults to “No available payment method for your state”

Looks like you don’t have your payment gateway or shipping zones configured properly.

Please tell me how fix this, or send me a Paypal invoice.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by jdstiegman.

Well it appears about the time I made my original post, a new update was released and the search function is now working. I can import products.

The Chrome Extension would be nice, but the search filter and product previews make importing in bulk easy enough.

At least it’s working. My previous plugins from AATeam, sold under several different names, still does not work, nor are they responding to support questions.

I should also mention I just migrated all my sites over to a better quality VPS hosting service. It could very well be that the previous hosting service (A2 Hosting) was the problem.

I intend to do more testing, but based on what I see right now I intend to purchase a package of Pro upgrades for my sites.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by jdstiegman.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by jdstiegman.

Thanks Don.

But it’s not actually the featured image I need, it’s the product image. Doesn’t your plugin import the product image? Perhaps it’s a problem with my theme. I’m using Flatsome.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by jdstiegman.

I emailed him directly to get a response. I understand that Amazon is constantly changing their API and it’s difficult to keep up with it.

But that’s not an excuse for developers, selling a product, to ignore inquiries.

I’ve used the Amazon eStore for a couple years. Even paying for their support doesn’t get me a response. It can take weeks. ..just nonsense…

I’m hoping this plugin will be supported better.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by jdstiegman.

I too am having problems with the Pinterest formatted feed. I’ve tried both XML and CSV, both of which Pinterest states are acceptable. But Pinterest rejects the feed as unsupported.

The only way I have been able to get it to work is to generate a CSV feed, download the file, and upload it into a separate directory as a static file… which of course defeats the purpose of the feed.

Any suggestions?

Also, the feed typically only includes the first 100 or so products, not the entire catalog. I’m using the free version, is that corrected when I purchase the Elite? I certainly don’t want to purchase it if it’s limited to just 100 or so product items.

Thanks.

It’s the latter. I can see the traffic in real time using Wordfence (another WordPress plugin)

What does the “Best for Back-end” settings do ?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by jdstiegman.

Just adding to this thread, there are two more problems I’ve discovered with the printing format.

1) Images are not printed. Doesn’t matter if I turn them on or off, change themes, or select a different Layout. The images are not transferred to the preview of the printed recipe, or printed on the hard copy.

2) Nutrition information is not transferred to the print. After selecting the layout and proper theme to display nutrition information, it appears on the displayed recipe, but does not display in the recipe print preview or on the printed hard copy.