webauthorings

You don’t have to inform the plugin, just the users coming to the website.
Within the plugin create an area

“How we use cookies”

Then create the following text…

“Cookies used by the site”
“To see a full list of active cookies, click the secure lock in the address bar, then click cookies. A list of websites can be opened to display cookie information.”

This way all the info your users need is gathered by the data in the browser. You are also covered legally by explaining where to find pertinent information.

Sadly it looks like the boys abandoned this project. Sad; it was great! The workaround I found is to deactivate the GDPR plugin, clear your cache, then reactivate it. The error no longer exists. I’ve tried this on several client sites across the different browsers and it has worked on everyone so far! Good luck!

Sadly I’m old enough to remember it, too! You’re right! It was never broken!

Others resolves that failed…

Reloaded latest WP and WooCommerce.
Disengaged all plugins and only opened WooCommerce
Changed themes
Recreated the live site on a WAMP stack and still, the same problem exists.

Any additional thoughts are greatly appreciated.

Update:

I thought perhaps the problem was with the downloads table (wacms_woocommerce_downloadable_product_permissions), however, the data is being written correctly; it just does not show up under the Download link. Instead, the message “No downloads available yet.” Older customers can order and retrieve downloads without problems. After the last WooCommerce update to 3.5.1 is when the issue began.

bump

@remorknevets Have you found a solution to this issue? Ran into the same thing yesterday.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by webauthorings.

Just want to say, “Thank you!” for being so pro-active!
Update is perfect.
You guys rock!

We run 120+ websites all with the same issue. Started this morning.

Hey Guys,

Our servers use secure FTP and we run on a non-typical port number. I didn’t see those options when viewing the video demo.

Can this be done?

Thanks.

Regards,
H.
WebAuthorings.com

Hi Anton,

Thank you for the quick response.
Actually…client never had the MD5 created on the Authorize.net side of things. Afterwards, created new invoice as you advised and was able to get through without issue.

Best,
Howard

Of course, rather than plying with code you could simply create an “upload gallery” that is not published. NextGen makes it easy to transfer images from one gallery to another. Just as quick as approving each image upload.

Got it!
Thank you, agelonwl!

The last solution created the magic!

Thank you, agelonwl, but that did not work.
Any other thoughts would be appreciated!