theabsurdman

Great support! I think that fixes all my problems, thanks again.

Can’t really post the URL as the site is in development and we don’t want it spidered yet.

Could I email it to you privately?

Great! I appreciate the rapid response. I can read the $requestData values now, thanks.

Still not getting my custom field as “required” though, I get this:

<input class="glsr-input glsr-input-text" id="site-reviews-wherefrom-glsr_6022cc42" name="site-reviews[wherefrom]" type="text" placeholder="Enter home location" required="" value="">

Strange! I might have to set it with jQuery if all else fails!

One more question – how does the validation hook return “a custom error message string on failure”?

/**
 * Perform custom validation here if needed
 * Paste this in your active theme's functions.php file.
 * @param bool $isValid
 * @param array $requestData
 * @return bool|string
 */
add_filter('site-reviews/validate/custom', function ($isValid, $requestData) {
    // return true on success
    // or return false on failure
    // or return a custom error message string on failure
	
	glsr_log($requestData['wherefrom']);
	
    return $isValid;
}, 10, 2);

Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by theabsurdman.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by theabsurdman.

I don’t know details but you might be able to add a line to the parameters blocks defined in the paypalapi.php file. This is the code that connects with paypal.

– Go to “Paypal Express Checkout” in “WordPress Plugins” and click on “Edit”
– From the right panel select the Plugin file: paypal-express-checkout-classes-paypalapi.php

rbernabe16:

it’s this function, starting on line 171:

function DoExpressCheckout($result) {

      $config = HCCoder_PayPalConfig::getInstance();

      // FIELDS
      $fields = array(
              'USER' => urlencode(get_option('paypal_api_username')),
              'PWD' => urlencode(get_option('paypal_api_password')),
              'SIGNATURE' => urlencode(get_option('paypal_api_signature')),
              'VERSION' => urlencode('72.0'),
              'PAYMENTREQUEST_0_PAYMENTACTION' => urlencode('Sale'),
              'PAYERID' => urlencode($result['PAYERID']),
              'TOKEN' => urlencode($result['TOKEN']),
              'PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT' => urlencode($result['AMT']),
'PAYMENTREQUEST_0_CURRENCYCODE' => urlencode($result['CURRENCYCODE']),
              'METHOD' => urlencode('DoExpressCheckoutPayment')
          );

see code snippet above, with the missing line already added.

Hi, I fixed it! here’s the step-by-step solution for anybody interested:

– Go to “Paypal Express Checkout” in “WordPress Plugins” and click on “Edit”
– From the right panel select the Plugin file: paypal-express-checkout-classes-paypalapi.php
– Search for “_express-checkout”. there will be 2 instances found.

– replace each with “_express-checkout&useraction=commit” ie. the code should now read:

if ( get_option('paypal_environment') == 'sandbox' )
          header('Location: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/webscr?cmd=_express-checkout&useraction=commit&token='.$result['TOKEN']);
        elseif ( get_option('paypal_environment') == 'live' )
          header('Location: https://www.paypal.com/webscr?cmd=_express-checkout&useraction=commit&token='.$result['TOKEN']);
        exit;

– click “Update File”
– reload your payment page and try an express checkout.
– when you go the paypal, the “Your rder summary” panel will now display the item totals correctly and there will be a “Pay Now” (not “continue”) button.

Great plugin now. many thanks to the author.

Rgds
john