Hey Loralee,
Thanks for posting!
I’m not able to reproduce this issue so far, what payment method are you using? Do you have WP_DEBUG set to ‘true’ in your wp-config.php file? If you do then you can try setting it to ‘false’ in the meantime.
Look forward to hearing back on the payment gateway then I can run some further testing.
Are you in a multisite or a single site install?
Cheers,
Tyler
I’m using paypal express, but these users had prepaid before I had CoursePress set up, so I gave them a coupon. I believe that means they’re being processed through the manual checkout, even though I don’t have that option selected. I could be wrong.
This is single site install, with only a couple of simple plugins (CoursePress plugin & theme, marketpress lite, WP clone, SEO by Yoast), and no modifications through css or php.
I’ll check in with wp_debug
thanks again.
Loralee
Hey Loralee,
Thanks for the reply and additional information 🙂
ooh okay, so the payment was $0? Was it still trying to pay through PayPal for you?
Do you have both the manual payment and PayPal Express option activated? This could have happened because it still tried to go through PayPal and PayPal doesn’t allow transactions of $0.
Hope this helps! Thanks for all your reporting and feedback so far 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler
I don’t have the manual payment activated, so yes. This could be related to paypal no accepting zero payments. Although I do this with woocommerce all the time, with no errors. Paypal is my only payment gateway there. Also, I use s2member with one of my membership sites, and it’s able to bypass the paypal error too. I’m confident your developers will find a way to get around the error.
Hi! Is it possible to change the text “Thank you for signing up for “. I’m trying to do it, but it’s no possible :-O
Thanks!
Hey Isabelpmubago,
Hope you’re doing well today and thanks for your question!
That text is inside the coursepress.php file around line 1264. That files located:
/wp-content/plugins/coursepress/coursepress.php
You can change it there; however, you would need to update it after each update, so a better way to do it would be to translate it: http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/
Or this plugin here could make it a bit easier to change: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/codestyling-localization/
Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any further questions.
Cheers,
Tyler