JoshKay

Very sorry to bump an old thread, but I think I just discovered a solution to this.

I was pondering over why my Recaptcha using the CF7 plugin was not working at all, and I found this entry by searching for that Mime Type mismatch error.

I had configured CF7 Recaptcha (not the wpcf7-recaptcha) with the proper keys, but the banner was not appearing. The keys were correct but the google recaptcha script was not loading (as above). It’s because on the Google Recaptch end I had my property (website) configured as Recaptcha v2. There’s no way to change this on their site, so I just created a new property and added in the keys to CF7. Voila, it worked!

So @metricmedia I think it might be because you also have the CF7 Recaptcha settings pointing to a Recaptcha v2 API key.

+1 for this. Is there any way of taking it out of a mqTranslate plugin mod and into a separate plugin? I seem to remember the problem I ran into was there are no hooks at all in qTranslate. Maybe this could change in mqTranslate?

My case is VND->USD

WooCommerce has VND built in, but it doesn’t allow it with PayPal – it disables the gateway completely.

Any advice on how one can overcome that ‘Currencies do not match’ error?

I don’t see a hook to edit the currency or amount on an outgoing order to PayPal, which updates the order. Theoretically you could edit the order before it goes out, no?

So all the shortcodes have the same functionality?

It would be nice to have some documentation on the use of mp3j_put(), since it’s actually quite simple but I didn’t see it explained anywhere.

I’m working on a cut-down theme that doesn’t use any images, and tries to be a bit more ‘responsive’. If I’m successful I’ll send it over.

Hi Simon, no… I tried

mp3j_put('mp3j tracks="some.mp3"');

and I didn’t understand that you needed to put mp3j for the library player, mp3t for a single track player and mp3-jplayer for a playlist player. My bad, since this is quite clearly documented on the WP plugin page.

I couldn’t find any theme insertion/PHP examples in the WP backend?

And I seemed to forget to say thanks ??

Thanks!

Fantastic – got it to work, but discovered it only works when you write it as

mp3j_put('[mp3-jplayer etc…]');

and not

mp3j_put('[mp3j etc…]');

Apologies, the above is not a complete solution, let me post the other code I have, modified for BRL. Hopefully this should work if you just paste into functions.php.

// add BRL to WooCommerce
add_filter( 'woocommerce_currencies', 'add_brl_currency' );
function add_brl_currency( $currencies ) {
     $currencies['BRL'] = __( 'Brazilian real', 'woocommerce' );
     return $currencies;
}
add_filter('woocommerce_currency_symbol', 'add_brl_currency_symbol', 10, 2);
function add_brl_currency_symbol( $currency_symbol, $currency ) {
     switch( $currency ) {
          case 'BRL': $currency_symbol = 'R$'; break;
     }
     return $currency_symbol;
}
// allow BRL for WooCommerce
add_filter( 'woocommerce_paypal_supported_currencies', 'paypal_brl_current' );
function paypal_brl_current($currency_array) {
	$currency_array[] = 'BRL';
	return $currency_array;
}

There’s another way. I discovered PayPal does work for some currencies but WooCommerce doesn’t enable it. If you’re sure your currency works with PayPal, you can add it using this method. Please test your currency thoroughly before enabling it. WooCommerce allows you to do this using the PayPal sandbox feature under the PayPal option.

So, to enable PayPal for any currency, add this code to your functions.php file, changing VND for the three-letter code of your currency:

// allow VND for WooCommerce
add_filter( 'woocommerce_paypal_supported_currencies', 'enable_custom_currency' );
function enable_custom_currency($currency_array) {
	$currency_array[] = 'VND';
	return $currency_array;
}

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for the reply. When I see the error again I’ll post more details.

Fantastic, you’re a lifesaver. I was looking around for this code for ages.

I get the fetch_assoc() error as well, and this post is now 8 months old. What’s the solution?

Great thanks for this. I can confirm it was not related to BPS. Thanks again for your support.

Josh

Thank you immensely for this, extremely helpful. BPS is so complicated I’m not sure I’ll ever get my head around it, but it’s nice to know someone does…

The 403 error persists, but only on outbound links, which makes me think it’s a master htaccess file that is blocking it. I’ll contact my host and see if they can help (hostgator). I’ve heard about them blocking self-installed OpenX before now.

Josh