Stephen Zuniga

There’s a filter you can add to your functions.php to replace the image url with your own. https://github.com/stezu/stripe-for-woocommerce/wiki/Hooks#s4wc_icon_url

You would have to use photoshop or find an image online to use for your store. I would recommend uploading that image into your site and linking to it instead of linking to an external site from google.

If you have WooCommerce subscriptions, it will use s4wc_subscription_charge_data. This plugin doesn’t care if the store is in live or test mode for 99% of the functionality. It simply uses the different API keys you provide. The only difference is that the plugin requires SSL when using live keys. If the checkout page is loaded without SSL, the stripe gateway will not appear.

And since I’m sure you don’t believe me I will walk you through why the code on your site doesn’t work and why I say the theme is incompatible. They can claim whatever they want on their site but I looked at the code and can tell you without a shadow of a doubt that no payment gateway will work on your site with the code as it currently is.

Here’s the click event handler that toggles between payment gateways in the WooCommerce plugin (https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/blob/master/assets/js/frontend/checkout.js#L23). Here’s the code that it triggers (https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/blob/master/assets/js/frontend/checkout.js#L112-L132). Here’s where it shows the slides down the box to display payment fields (https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/blob/master/assets/js/frontend/checkout.js#L120). Here’s the selector it’s looking for (https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/blob/master/assets/js/frontend/checkout.js#L15). If you know anything about jQuery, that means it’s looking for an element with an ID of “order_review”. Here’s what happens when I run that same selector on your site (https://imgur.com/q7tD0Hx). Again, that should be showing me an element, but it doesn’t exist. The theme you have is incompatible with WooCommerce.

Here’s what a compatible theme looks like (https://demo2.woothemes.com/storefront/checkout/). Notice how when you switch between payment gateways the payment description/fields slide in and out? Your site doesn’t do that because of the theme.

Contact the theme developers and tell them that the order review div needs an id of order_review. If you’re using a current version of the theme then you should probably get a refund because they don’t know what they’re doing, but then again, neither do you.

You can contact the theme developers.

That’s a problem with every gateway on that site because the theme is incompatible with WooCommerce. You should notice that the PayPal description doesn’t hide when it’s deselected even though it should. That theme broke the checkout for WooCommerce by removing the order_review id on that page. Check for an update from the theme developer, or contact them about it. It’s a problem you’ll see with any payment gateway you install.

Try deleting the plugin, and installing the one from github (https://github.com/stezu/stripe-for-woocommerce). I made a small change, if it works for you I’ll push 1.39 tonight with that fix.

It’s probably a theme issue. Without a link I can’t tell you why it isn’t working in your specific case.

I’m not going to dissect the currency switcher plugin to determine how it works. I saw that they listen to a filter I was not using so I updated that code. If it doesn’t work then I don’t know why that is but it’s something that they should know. You should post this on their support forums to see what they say.

Try disabling the currency switcher and leaving your base currency as mxn to see if it goes through as mxn.

That notice is specifically caused by this setting: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/ssl-and-https/

If you enable the force secure checkout setting, the notice will go away. I can make the notice dismissible for cases like yours where the entire site is secure.

This is a generic error for the plugin, it’s what shows when the transaction doesn’t go through because of a bad connection, an uncaught error, etc. I need more information on this, could you log into the Stripe dashboard and give me some of the errors you see for failed transactions?

I made a quick change on this plugin github that might fix it. Check it out here (https://github.com/stezu/stripe-for-woocommerce/). There’s a link to a zip on the right side, delete the existing plugin, then upload the zip and let me know if it works better. I was grabbing an unfiltered order currency and it looks like that currency switcher needs the filtered version. If it works I can push it out with the next release.

jQuery on your site is being loaded incorrectly. That’s why the form doesn’t hide and I’m sure credit cards won’t process either since they use a jQuery event. https://imgur.com/oUd7AKN

I just fixed this with 1.38

This is fixed in 1.38, no need for custom code