chrisconklin

I just wanted to follow up on this for anyone else with this random issue.

after going several rounds with Paypal to diagnose this problem, it turns out it was indeed the plugin. plugin internally changed to a test url (sandobox.paypal). so I had to hunt the phps until I found the line and made sure the test url was changed to the standard paypal url.

etoiles email to me (a fast response as always):
“There’s actually a check in a different file to see if you’re using the sandbox and, if so, to automatically change the URL to the sandbox version. My guess is that, for some reason, instead of pulling the variable from the check, it’s just outputting the sandbox URL by default. I can’t say, at the moment, why that is. We’ll take a look and make sure to update the code there so that it displays the non-sandbox URL when required.”

an interesting work-around. not quit automated but would be easier than what we are doing now.

I set up the custom field in the admin panel without issue, but not sure how to integrating it into the short code. could you advise? I tried plopping it in there, but it didn’t work.

here is a what Im using:
[user-list login_necessary=’No’ field_name=’category’ display_field=”First Name,Last Name” field_value=’Beauty: Hair and Makeup’ user_profile_page=’http://xxx.xxx/user-profile/’%5D

thanks.