timkeay

OK, thanks for your help.

Update: I contacted Braintree support and they came back with the following…

I took a look in our server logs for some additional insight into your most recent transaction attempts. I believe I found the issue at hand. It appears that you are not collecting (on your end) and passing Braintree an email address along with the transaction. In order to send email receipts to your customers you must collect their email addresses when they initially purchase from your website.

In our server logs, there was a validation error returned (multiple times) that reads as follows:

@ [VALIDATION ERRORS] 81606 (Email is required if sending a receipt.) @

Since receiving this, I disabled the “Email Receipts” facility on my client’s Braintree account and the payments appear to be working fine again.

Conclusion: this plugin does not (yet) support Braintree’s “Email Receipts” facility.

Any chance this functionality can be added to the plugin? The site I’m working on was supposed to go live today, but this issue is holding it up.

I’m getting this error too in the admin. Please can the plugin be updated?

It may be causing problems on the front-end too, as I’m getting an error saying “Your card could not be billed. Please ensure the details you entered are correct and try again.”, even thought the card details are definitely correct.

I’m having the same issue too. It had been working perfectly, then suddenly stopped working and returns the same error message as the original post. I’m using it in production mode.

Hi. The Plugin was working fine for a few days, now it’s stopped again and is displaying the following error messages:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /xxx/wp-content/plugins/simple-twitter-tweets/simple-twitter-tweets.php on line 391

I’m going to try another tweets plugin in the meantime, but it’d be interesting to figure this one out if the above gives you any clues?

Hi. Thanks for your response. I checked all the plugin settings and everything was fine – no spaces, etc. I then changed the Twitter username to my own, refreshed the front end and it displayed my own tweets until I refreshed the page again and then they disappeared. I went into the Twitter application settings for my client’s feed, reset/refreshed the keys and used the new values and it now works again.

I’ll reply to this thread again if things stop working.

Thanks again for getting back to me.

I am having this problem too. The plugin worked correctly for a week or so after installation, but now it’s returning the same error message as the original post.

Was there a solution to this?

Are all those question marks supposed to be in the code? (lines 524 and 526)

Is a manual update not an option?

Functions file? Or maybe a sidebar widget coded as a plugin? Or hard-coded into the sidebar.php file?

Do you know if they’re hard-coded into the template (possibly in header.php)? I assume the menu isn’t editable from with WordPress itself? (appearance/menus)

If your not says you need a page ID (which sounds odd), is there some sort of menu builder plugin installed?

I just had this same issue with a new installation of 3.2.1 – found that the “Front Page Displays” option was missing. But… it was because I didn’t have any Pages set-up. Once I had both at least one post and one page, the option appeared automatically.

Hope that helps.