Envox d.o.o.

Many thanks for the quick reply! I’m a little confused with the warning: why mixing regular products and donations is not recommended? Do you see technical or legal issues in that?

I’m slowly realizing that generating two types of documents in the case where there is both a regular product and a donation in the cart would be complex, but what if something like that could be prohibited, and in the case where there is only a donation in the cart, a different type of order could be generated that would create a different type of order. Then a different output document could be generated for that type of order (i.e. a donation receipt instead of a commercial invoice). I’m just thinking.

Question (I believe I can ask this here): is there a way to donate to your plugin?

Thanks for quick response. No, it’s not happening in the PayPal popup. It seems that plugin code refuse to continue if user is not logged in!

Feel free to add any item from our store into the cart and check what will happen on checkout.

I made the requested changes: now Woocommerce asks me to enter a username during checkout, but the No-bot plugin returns “Error: Bots are not welcome!”

No, it doesn’t work.

Everything is already imported in WordPress. I just need to make it visible to your plugin and I think that I find a solution: simply change post type using the Post Type Switcher plugin.

Thanks

Yes, I did exactly what you wrote. If I visit the site as an admin (or support agent) I get the following message:

Support portal
Customer Portal is only accessible by Customers. Looks like you are a support staff
Go to Support Admin Page

(Please note that Support portal is the page title autogenerated by the plugin during configuration).

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Envox d.o.o..
• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Envox d.o.o..

Thanks for quick response. Reinstalling fixed the problem.