You can submit issues and bug fixes here:
https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/
You can see that the WPEC developers are participating and using github everyday. Since the WP e-Commerce Plugin is open source I’m sure that they would love your help and support.
Using the right channels WPEC is your Plugin too 🙂
Before then, you could submit issues to code.google.com. It so happens that in Aug. 2011, I submitted a request to modify code that was breaking a theme. Here’s the discussion (you may need to login to read it): http://code.google.com/p/wp-e-commerce/issues/detail?id=564#c11
I just checked the code in question–they still haven’t implemented my suggestion.
Hi there.
Sorry you had a bad experience using Google Code. Things have been improved… new team… new support systems… and new tools at Github. Please, I would encourage you to have a crack at submitting your issues / code in Github.
The guys have overhauled the way they handle issues and requests and I’m sure things will get looked at in Github a lot more promptly.
https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/
Since I was asked politely twice, I will oblige. But for the record, allow me to insert the code & the proposed fix here, since it consists of just one line, before following up at Github.
wpsc-widgets/shopping_cart_widget.php line 83 is:
<div class="wpsc_cart_loading"><p><?php _e( 'Loading...', 'wpsc' ); ?></p>
it should be:
<div class="wpsc_cart_loading"><p><?php _e( 'Loading...', 'wpsc' ); ?></p></div>
This was causing the page footer to display in the middle of the page on a site I worked on. I traced it down after the page did not validate with the w3c validator.
Hi Yitwail,
Thanks for following up here.
I looked up your issue on GitHub – https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/WP-e-Commerce/issues/97
Looks like it was closed out a day after you reported it. The fix will be in our next release. Thanks for reporting!
