kardall

I guess its $79 but here is the link to the one I found that actually lets you specify credit cards accepted as well:

Moneris Gateway

I have had no replies from the developer.

We are contemplating just forking out the money for a supported plugin. Apparently there is an actual Moneris payment gateway plugin but it costs $99.

However, if it does not have these issues, then it’s worth it over time. Because the time they spend dealing with the issues at the start of the season sales would have paid for it this year alone.

I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt of being busy, but since it has been 4 months, and not a single reply I am starting to think that this is an abandoned plugin 100%. Since our busy period has ended for the season and the majority of the sales are single item sales, it’s not bad. However, at the end of our season we see a spike due to an event we participate in, so the sales will go up around 150 orders in a week for a single product.

If I do not hear from the developer by the end of February, I will consider switching for the month of March which is when the event starts registrations and payments will begin to be processed before end of the season in the first or second week of April.

It’s a shame really. I mean, if they were active and had support for their free plugin at any point, I might consider paying them for work but … since it’s been 4 months with no responses, will probably just abandon this, flag it as a 1 star review and do anything I can to get it removed from the store as a dead plugin with no future development.

Edit: If I could work with the developer to narrow down if it’s a plugin error itself, or if it is something on our system that is causing it, then I would gladly oblige but … with no responses this is just impossible to troubleshoot the problem.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by kardall.

This Theme: https://themeforest.net/item/snow-club-ski-resort-and-snowboard-classes/19888774

and the plugin makes the checkboxes invisible. Apparently the theme has a checkbox style that has “Display: none” as a CSS value, but it is generated on the fly with scss/less etc., so you can’t just edit it. I haven’t been able to find the setting in the theme options to change this.

So I had to put the code to override the default theme style for the inputs as above, in order for them to be visible. Otherwise, you could click the label for the checkbox/radio and it worked, but there was no indication of what was going on. So I put that css code on the PPOM Meta field, and it makes it work.

The above code was in the wordpress bootstrap 5.2.2 generated style.css

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by kardall.

Yup, that’s exactly why I was asking ??

I will have a look at the template thing and see how I can finesse it to work the way I want. ??

When you add code by typing the actual HTML tags in a post, make sure you are typing it on the ‘text’ tab instead of on the ‘visual’ tab. Not in the Editor itself. In the editor you use the toolbox if it is enabled, to Bold/Italic/Underline change font sizes, all that jazz.

Image of Tab Placement on Normal Post Editor