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I noticed that it provided the following error email as well:
PayPal DoExpressCheckoutPayment API call failed
Detailed Error Message: Item amount is invalid.
Short Error Message: Transaction refused because of an invalid argument. See additional error messages for details.
Error Code: 10431
Error Severity Code: ErrorForum: Plugins
In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Button Still not displaying in Minicart WidgetThink I spoke too soon. Now they aren’t showing again (the only thing I did was test by trying to change it to Horizontal instead of Vertical layout). But even when I change back to Vertical they still won’t show up. Seems hit or miss.
Don’t worry about it, I will disable them from minicart for now. They look great on the Cart page.
Thanks.
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Button Still not displaying in Minicart WidgetThe smart buttons in minicart seem to work now with the latest update you pushed out. The problem is they are HUGE compared to the regular buttons in the minicart. Is there a way to resize them to match the rest of the buttons (i.e Cart, Pay with Credit Card) so looks proportional? Thanks
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Button Still not displaying in Minicart WidgetThe url is private since it is a development site but you can see the url in our support ticket #802552 on Angell EYE website about the Review Order page not updating Shipping Methods / Costs after using Paypal Express. That is a much bigger priority for us than this smart button issue (since we can just disable smart buttons in the widget for now) but both issues seem to happen regardless if tested on other websites or ours.
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Button Still not displaying in Minicart WidgetUpdated, cleared cache but still not showing in Minicart (unless change to regular non-smart buttons). However, the rest of the smart button updates so far seem great.
Hello,
If I add that function you are showing using Code Snippet plugin (basically same as adding to functions.php) will that make it so I can disable WP Rocket for Static & Dynamic Page Caching and just use SG Optimizer for dynamic, static, etc and it will correctly show Mobile Theme of site to Mobile and Desktop form of theme to Desktop & Tablet? This is basically what WP Rocket does with it’s “Cache Mobile” & “Cache Mobile Separately” option.Also, as a side note, would that snippet help so that we can use Cloudflare Cache Everything page rule? We noticed in the past it would show the Desktop version to mobile and mobile to Desktop sometimes since I’m assuming it had the same issue. I’m wondering if that snippet may fix both items.
Actually, I’m thinking maybe Cache Everything with Cloudflare may not work regardless if different mobile theme since in WP Rocket, if we enable Cache Everything with Cloudflare, it messes up the Mobile/Desktop even though WP Rocket does not so perhaps that is Cloudflare specific.
Regardless, we are debating whether it is worth testing SG Optimizer for all page caching instead of WP Rocket for that part, but including that code you said regarding Very Headers, or if that may be worse since now it has to cache for every variation (including different Desktop users using different OS or browsers). It may basically just defeat the purposes of caching if too many variations. What are your thoughts on this? Would it make more sense to leave as WP Rocket and wait until our site is fully responsive so no need for that User-Agent Vary Header?
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Buttons Disappear if Update Shipping MethodsSmart buttons seem great, really like how they change on Mobile vs Tablet vs Desktop.
The minicart widget still won’t show the smart buttons (will only work if I disable smart buttons). We probably will just leave it on the Cart page only though.
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Buttons Disappear if Update Shipping MethodsSame issue also if you change the quantity of items in your cart then hit Update Cart. The buttons come back though if ou click a different shipping method, even if they were missing already at that point.
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Smart Buttons Disappear if Update Shipping MethodsStrange, it still disappears for me when I update the Shipping Pricing (i.e. change shipping zip code to an area with different shipping costs). If I just change the shipping method now by selecting a different option then the smart buttons do stay now, but if I actually change the zip code then they disappear (or if it is the first time and I’m just entering the zip code and calculating the cost on the cart page then they also disappear).
The issue I’m having in my ticket as discussed before is much more of an urgent matter for me but I just figured this is information that may be helpful to you incase others are experiencing it as well.
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Worst Support Ever, is this really all the support?Ticket number is: 802552
It has been very frustrating as we have now been waiting weeks and only receive rushed answers that were clearly not actually tested. Perhaps you can email me directly so we can discuss this off the message board. My contact information is in the ticket.
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In reply to: [PayPal for WooCommerce] Use IPN or not?Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks for your help!
Thanks!
Last question, I saw elsewhere something about global $woocommerce being deprecated now, is that true? I only ask because we have a script that automatically applies coupon codes but uses that global declaration so wanted to see if I need to adjust those scripts.
Thanks again, very helpful!
Thank you for the quick response. I’m completely new to php and coding but learning as I go. Would the following be the right code to use to avoid overriding template file?:
add_action ( ‘woocommerce_before_checkout_form’, ‘apply_coupon_fieldback’, 9);
function (apply_coupon_fieldback) {
global $woocommerce;
if ( WC()->cart->applied_coupons ) {
$info_message = apply_filters( ‘woocommerce_checkout_coupon_message’, __( ‘Have a coupon?’, ‘woocommerce’ ) . ‘ ‘ . __( ‘Click here to enter your code’, ‘woocommerce’ ) . ‘‘ );
wc_print_notice( $info_message, ‘notice’ );}