samharry

What a great plugin! Well thought out and love the ability to reorder the payments. I always wanted the customer to see credit card/debit card first. The feature to hide the “powered by PayPal” works. So I went live and had to go back to the other PayPal plugin. Main reason is that when you click on credit card /debit card, you get a popup that shows you’re paying as a PayPal guest. It’s not seamless like the other PayPal plugin where you stay on the page and it looks like your not using PayPal. Believe it or not, the guest PayPal popup will kill conversions. Would love to use your plugin, so please let me know if you can integrate this like the other main PayPal plugin. You will surpass them with your features and your obvious attempt to have excellent customer support.

Sorry I just realized this was for another plugin. I use WooCommerce PayPal Payments, which is going down hill fast. I’ll check out your plugin.

You can’t disable, it’s against their policy. We are trying to get around it. Someone needs to comes up with a snippet because css will not overide thier script.

I tried this below, but it doesn’t work. I will keep trying and post here if I figure it out.

.paypal-powered-by {
display: none !important;
}

I have the avada theme and experiencing the same problem. This css worked for us as well. So it shows on our cart again, but missing on our slide out cart. Clearly there is a problem with this plugin and the latest wordpress or woocommerce update. Hope they get this fixed soon.

Missed that… Thanks for letting me know. I’ll create another thread.

When you have 100 reviews on a page, you will have a hard time getting more reviews because none of your customers are going to know that your review form is at the bottom of the page below those 100 reviews. There has to be a way to do this. Here is how to create a new tab with this snippet below, but how do you put the form on the new tab? This is something a ton of of people are looking for. Shocked woocommerce hasn’t fixed this flaw. I also can’t believe there is not a plugin for this as well. Reviews are the most important part of any ecommerce site.

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_product_tabs’, ‘woo_new_product_tab’ );

function woo_new_product_tab( $tabs ) { // Adds the new tab

$tabs[‘test_tab’] = array(

‘title’ => __( ‘Leave a Review’, ‘woocommerce’ ),
‘priority’ => 50,
‘callback’ => ‘woo_new_product_tab_content’ );

return $tabs;
}

function woo_new_product_tab_content() { // The new tab content

}

Since Google has a problem with Cache and Malware, they still think our site is infected. We are working with a supervisor and so far we have now lost 200K in sales thanks to your plugin.

Stopped working again. I shut it off until the developer looks into this. This a a great way to lose sales.

I did to after I activated, but the next day it worked. I guess it took Google a day to get it activated. I also cleared my cache.

Figured it out. Just add a billing account and credit card to Google API. You get a free trial $300 credits. When you run out Google will make more money from us:)

The error that pops up….”This page can’t load Google Maps correctly.Do you own this website?”

I’m guessing you need to pay for google API now? Please let us know so we can enable this plugin on the website again.

Thanks! I downloaded an older version and it’s back to normal. Hope the developer can get this fixed.

I had to disable this plugin. It breaks the theme Avada. Can we have access to your older version as it was perfect before you upgraded it.

Error went away when I created a category and assigned my templates to it. So this error only shows when you do not have your template in a category. It’s resolved on our side, but I’m sure you want to fix that error if someone doesn’t add a category.

Thanks for an incredible plugin!