mra13

Hi, Thank you for your inquiry. Our Apple Pay and Google Pay options are integrated into the Stripe checkout flow that our plugin uses. This means that the payment methods are available directly within the Stripe checkout interface, as long as Stripe supports these options.

However, the use case you’re describing—integrating these payment methods into a separate app or outside of Stripe’s flow—is beyond the scope of our plugin and the addon. Our plugin focuses on managing the Stripe checkout process on your website, and the Apple/Google Pay functionality is tied specifically to this process.

Unfortunately, this means that our solution may not be suitable for your intended use.

Please let us know if you need any further clarification.

@wigster one more question:

Does the code you applied correctly capture the surcharge amount when saving the order details? Specifically, does the order details page display the applied surcharge accurately?

• This reply was modified 2 months ago by mra13.

@wigster We’re working to replicate the error you’re experiencing so we can test the code on our end. Could you please provide the following details to help us recreate the issue?

1. What is the exact PHP version that your site is using?
2. The surcharge and product price values for the product in question, so we can set up a test product with identical values.
3. Any other details that you think will relevant for us to set it up on our end to reproduce the error.

Hi, We have updated the plugin that should resolve this. Let me know if it fixes the issue after you upgrade the plugin.

Yes, sure. It’s a good suggestion. You can add a pull request to our following github repository and I will accept it:

https://github.com/Arsenal21/simple-wp-shopping-cart

If you cannot do the pull request let me.

Thank you for that. We will check it out and make the necessary adjustment.

We will try our best to keep improving the function, however, it’s important to acknowledge the following:

This plugin may not always be able to keep pace with the rapidly evolving landscape of bots. Effective bot prevention should ideally be implemented at the server level, using firewalls, or through solutions like Google reCAPTCHA. You can enable Google reCAPTCHA in the plugin’s settings.

Additionally, if you have specific code enhancements in mind, we welcome you to submit a pull request to our GitHub repository for review.

We have added an option for this in the new release of the plugin. You can go to the “Email Settings” menu of the plugin then enable the option to send HTML emails for the notifications.

Hi, Just letting you know that this has been updated in the plugin.

Hi, We will add an option for HTML emails in the plugin.

Looks like I misunderstood your question. I thought you were asking about the user agent value being incorrect and you don’t want to capture the user agent data.

I think you are saying that you don’t want chatgpt agent to be able to download the item on your site? Is my understanding correct?

If I understand your question now, my new answer is that our plugin cannot do that at the moment.

Hi, I will log this request in our wish list.

Hi, That’s a valid user agent value. If you don’t want the plugin to capture the user agent value in the logs menu, do the following:

• Go to the settings menu of the plugin.
• Tick the ‘Do Not Capture User Agent’ checkbox.
• Save the settings.

The plugin won’t save those user agent values in the logs menu after that.

Our plugin does not impose any restrictions based on the browser being used, so it should work seamlessly across all modern browsers, including Firefox. However, the issue you’re experiencing with direct downloads not working in Firefox on iOS might be related to how Firefox handles downloads on that particular platform.

Mobile browsers, especially on iOS, sometimes have limitations or different behaviors when handling file downloads compared to their desktop counterparts. This is likely why the downloads are not functioning as expected in Firefox on your iOS device.

This isn’t something we can resolve from our end, as it appears to be an issue with the Firefox browser on iOS. Based on personal experience, the iOS version of Firefox tends to have limitations compared to Safari, especially when it comes to handling downloads.

Unfortunately, there’s not much you can do to change this behavior. The best approach is to advise users to use Safari, the native browser on iOS, for downloading files.

Hi, Yes, it has been tested and it is compatible with WP 6.6.1