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It does not show up at all on either the cart or checkout pages.

Using your own MyStile theme which is a WooTheme – so should work straight out of the box.

Although to be honest – and I hate to say it – breaking things on updates, poor support, bad documentation and buggy code is something I have come to expect with WooThemes and WooCommerce.

It is one of the main reasons we are looking to move away from the platform. No busy web shops can use this reliably in a way that makes it the best choice, unless they have a full time web dev on the team to fix every little niggling issue.

Shame – because it has the potential to be the best…

That would be a fantastic feature. Would be really useful ??

Nope…still not working at all and still buggy!

What was fixed in 1.1.0 / 1.1.1?

Thanks

Now the plugin has changed – do you know where I would change this to fix the problem in the new version of the plugin?

Yeah and it’s a complete joke because if you look at the devs this has been developed by WooThemes/Automattic/PayPal developers so should work flawlessly.

Instead it’s a half arsed attempt with minimal features and zero beta testing ( or any testing at all other than internal)

The standard “switch back to 2016 theme” response doesn’t cut it either – a) because that’s not possible on a production site and b) because it shouldn’t only work with certain themes.

As you say the SkyVerge one worked perfectly. They should have just bought that from SkyVerge and kept developing it as it was a great plugin and they truly had the best customer service I’ve ever experienced.

A real shame.

@esmi – elucius’s comments are valid to this discussion and reinforcing my comments so I don’t see the issue with posting here.

As he says the answers from Mike are pretty useless.

1) that’s a stupid way for it to work and SkyVerge clearly realised that and also listened to their customers

2) I’m using the Mystile theme from woothemes. If this doesn’t work with your own PayPal plugin then there’s something wrong there surely??

3) appreciate that, what do you need to help with this

4) also stupid way for it to work. It seems Automattic/PayPal/woothemes have missed the point of web shops – to make sales – people should be able to checkout as easily as possible and with PayPal that should be doable either from cart or checkout regardless of what options you enable

Thanks for your response. What info do you want and in what format? WooCommerce system status? Can I email to you maybe?

I stand by my comments though. I paid for the official woothemes/SkyVerge PayPal express plugin which worked flawlessly, bug free and had great support.

The replacement is this plugin, which is buggy and has no official support channel other than this forum. Not really what I was after as a paying customer.

There is also no setup documentation and fewer features. It seems like since Automattic took I’ve woothemes things have only gone downhill so far.

Marked as resolved

No idea why absint( $_GET['order'] ) was not working, but the global method worked fine.

Thanks very much for all of your help!

Refunds are not passed using this plugin as far as I know.

You need SkyVerge Google Analytics for WooCommerce Pro

I have tried with $order_id set to an order number and the rest of the code works perfectly.

Unfortunately absint( $_GET['order'] ) did not work – would having permalinks on effect this?

But it looks like if I can correctly grab the order number from anywhere then it will all be working.

so it won’t work trying to get it from woocommerce directly?

It displays the order id on the same page higher up in the table?

Cheers

About the product image, I am wondering that also. I haven’t worked it out yet.

To ammend the text you need to change the email template. To do this you go to WooCommerce -> Settings -> Emails -> Confirm Subscriber and WooCommerce -> Settings -> Emails -> Alert Subscriber

Then in those two pages you just click on “Copy File to theme”.

Then the editable email templates will appear in your wordpress install under wp-content/themes/theme-name/woocommerce/emails/stock_alert_email_subscriber_confirmation.php and wp-content/themes/theme-name/woocommerce/emails/stock_alert_email.php

so I have to declare $order_id somewhere in footer.php?

Where do I populate it from?