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Hi,

When a recurring payment fails, WooCommerce Subscriptions is supposed to create a new order, and e-mail this to the user for manual payment.

Is this best practice in WooCommerce Subscriptions? If that is the case, can you link me to their documentation explaining this?

I agree that it would be a good idea to allow manual renewal only. I will add this to our roadmap.

Hi,

First of all, I am very sorry about the late reply.

This is not a bug, its a missing feature. The plugin currently doesn’t distinguish if its a regular product or if it is a virtual/downloadable product. All products are handled the very same way, and therefore an order is marked as “Processing” when a payment is successful.

I can definitely acknowledge the fact that this would be a great feature, so I will add this to our roadmap. Expect this to be a part of any feature release.

Hi wizwizwiz,

The error is caused by the text you typed in as redirect text in your Quickpay settings.

Notice the unclosed STRONG tag in the following string:

Du vil automatisk blive videreredigeret til betalings vinduet om <strong>5 sekunder</string. Klik p? knappen herunder hvis du ikke bliver videreredigeret.

If you change the following, it should work just fine:
<strong>5 sekunder</string

TO:

<strong>5 sekunder</strong>

Hi,

Thank you for your suggestions and effort with the examples on github. I will add these as possible features to the road map.

It sure sounds like you have javascript disabled in your browser. If that is not the case, it could be an installed toolbar/browser extension preventing the redirect from happening. Have you tried in a different browser?

Hi,

Thank you for reporting this issue. In the next version of the plugin, I’ve added a bit of code wiping the cart on process_payment.

Hi Rafal,

The plugin does make use of a callback url. The callback url is automatically set by the plugin when sending a payment request to Quickpay from your WooCommerce shop.

I hope this answered your question.

Im glad it helped ?? Have a nice weekend!

The setting is for some reason not saved properly on your install. The very same setting caused one of the error messages you mentioned above.

In 2.1.2 i’ve added an extra check before printing the setting:

if( array_key_exists(‘quickpay_redirectText’, $this->settings) ) {
echo $this->settings[‘quickpay_redirectText’];
}

Try saving your settings again and see if that helps.

1) It is most likely not present. I promise that I will add proper i18n support in the next version. Until then you can hardcode a different text in there if you want.

2) The field is in the bottom of the gateway settings page and is called: “Redirect message”

I will mark this thread as solved.

1) Im glad the confirmation is now looking as intended. It is currently not possible to disable payment fees as it is usually required to be stated on the order confirmation. I will most likely add this in the next version.

2) This is the intended behaviour.

I’ve released 2.1.2 which added a few improvements. Please confirm whether or not this fixed the problems you experience.

Peter and Mads,

What are your WordPress and WooCommerce versions?

Hi Mads,

Do you have WP_DEBUG enabled while testing? If not, can I ask you to enable it and try again?