zamplify1

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can do that – it might be a day or two before I can get to it though. I’ll let you know.

Two additional bits of info I should have mentioned before:
1. Each failed attempt at purchase was putting an entry in the Cart Orders Bin, blank except for an order ID and status “in progress”.
2. I enabled debug (ipn_handle_debug.txt) but there was no output to it at all.

Thanks for the rapid reply. Yes, both use version 4.5.4 of the plugin, both on WordPress 5.6.2, both hosted at Fastcomet (although different contracts and pointed at different nameservers, so presumably different servers). They are using different custom themes, both based on underscores. The main difference though is that the site which wasn’t working was using the Paypal Smart payments option and also has discount coupons enabled. The working site uses Paypal Standard payments and no discount coupons enabled. On the faulty site, once I turned off Paypal Smart payments it started working fine (with discount coupons still enabled), so the problem must lie in the Smart Payments feature I believe. This is not an urgent problem for me, since it is working OK with Standard payments, but I thought you would like to know.

Many thanks – I’ll upgrade and try it out over the next few days.
Jason

I also have the same problem.
In addition:
date_filter=past also doesn’t work
date_filter=all only shows upcoming events
but
show_filterbar=true filterbar_items=years_dropdown(show_all=true|show_past=false)
works OK (with “all” showing past and upcoming events and no “past” in the dropdown to avoid it flipping to the upcoming list).

Jason

It works fine for me now. Both with:
Meta Box 4.7.3, Yoast SEO 3.0.6
and (just updated) with:
Meta Box 4.8.1, Yoast SEO 3.0.7

Yes, I get:

Error: TypeError: wp.media is undefined
Source File is …/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/js/wp-seo-admin-media-302.min.js?ver=3.0.3
Line: 1

I updated Yoast SEO at the same time as I updated Meta Box and I see that some people have been experiencing a conflict (which Yoast are working on), so it looks like that is the problem?

Thanks

Hi Ross,

Many thanks – it was as simple as that (I’m kicking myself!).
Works fine.

Jason

Hi Sox44,

I’m not Ross (the plugin author), but since I have just been researching your problem, maybe I can help.

The size limit for fetched KML files is 3MB, so you should be OK.
See limits here. If you are getting near the limit you can use a compressed KMZ file (simply ZIP your KML file and rename the extension to .KMZ – the google API recognizes .KMZ as well as .KML).

Another problem some people seem to run into is the length of the URL to the KML file – it seems that the API chokes on it if it is too long. If that might be the problem, you could try shortening yours with something like bitly.com.

Hope that is some help
Jason