Hey @tommaso99
Whilst not recommended it is possible to show PayPal Standard on new installations of WooCommerce using the code filter within this developer blog post below.
https://developer.woocommerce.com/2021/07/12/developer-advisory-paypal-standard-will-be-hidden-on-new-installs/
I hope this helps.
Hi @majidazad
When viewing a page or post in WordPress you’d search for the shortcode block. After adding the shortcode block to a page or post you’d then paste the shortcode within that block.
You could as an alternative also use the On Sale Products block which comes with WooCommerce. This can be inserted into a post or page of WordPress when using the default WordPress post editor.
https://snipboard.io/JQgNkF.jpg
Hi @haorryu
For reference, what you’re experiencing is not an issue with the REST API itself. A 401 status returning “Sorry, you cannot list resources.” indicates that the authentication to access your site’s REST API is not correct. Hence the REST API response returns 401 – Sorry, you cannot list resources.
With regards to the WooCommerce REST API access codes for that can be set from inside your WooCommerce site by following this documentation.
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-rest-api/
For the developer level documentation, you can find located on this site below and this covers authentication and all of the endpoints and parameters which can be accessed via the REST API.
https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/#introduction
With regards to testing API calls, we have some information on testing API calls using an App called Postman and I’ve referenced that for you below too.
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/wiki/Getting-started-with-the-REST-API
I hope this helps.
Hi @hookedbykimi
Looking at your site for us today the card fields ar not loading on Safari or Google Chrome for me.
Safari
https://snipboard.io/OQnkE6.jpg
Chrome
https://snipboard.io/4lnCAs.jpg
Looking at your site I noticed that the domain name is not SSL Secured.
https://snipboard.io/BJlfse.jpg
For most credit card payment gateways to function the DOmain of the site must be loaded in WordPress as HTTPS. Sites that load with HTTP will not display a credit card gateway.
When I load your site as HTTPS the card fields then display in Chrome.
https://snipboard.io/rjQu4o.jpg
If you navigate to WordPress Admin > Settings > General you’ll need to update the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) to use the HTTPS version of your domain. Looking at your system status report that is currently set to be HTTP.
https://hookedbykimi.com
I hope this helps.
Hey @albertsauque
Thanks for referencing the site domain for us. Looking at the products on your site I can see the ApplePay button displayed like in this example below on the desktop.
**Desktop**
Image Link: https://snipboard.io/fhJKgU.jpg
I don’t however see the ApplePay button displaying on my iPhone though.
I also noticed when testing that GooglePay is displayed on a desktop version of Google Chrome but not on a Smartphone too.
As it’s the exact same Expres payment buttons that are displayed on desktops and smartphones this indicates that potentially something isolated to your particular website site is preventing the buttons from displaying on smartphone devices.
I tested on one of my installations and could not replicate the same behaviour and both the Google pay and ApplePay buttons were displayed on smartphone devices.
From what we’re seeing, it could be code from another plugin or theme which has caused a possible conflict and affected the functionality of WooCommerce.
To see if that is the case we’d suggest carrying out a conflict test on your site by disabling all other plugins aside from WooCommerce along with switching to a theme like Twenty Twenty Two. This will help with trying to and locate what software you have installed which could possibly be causing this behaviour? You could use a free plugin called Health Check and Troubleshooting to carry out such testing.
When in Troubleshooting mode all plugins will be deactivated and only the admin of the site carrying out the troubleshooting would see those changes. Any customers visiting the site would see no changes at all.
Once you have disabled all other plugins and switched themes if the behaviour is resolved you can then enable your theme and site plugins testing after each one is enabled until the behaviour returns to locate the culprit.
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/how-to-test-for-conflicts/
Hey @loralora
You can view the template code for the tab sections of WooCommerce from this Github page below. Looking at that it seems to simply use the default WordPress code of the_content() to output the product description text which is entered on a product.
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/tree/trunk/plugins/woocommerce/templates/single-product/tabs
If you require any assistance with custom development we’d recommend reaching out to a developer possibly on Codable.
https://woocommerce.com/customizations/
Alternatively, for questions related to development and custom coding, your best bet is to ask on either the WooCommerce Advanced Facebook group or the WooCommerce Developer Slack Channel.
I hope this helps.
Hi @albertsauque
To see the ApplePay buttons you would need to be browsing the website using the Safari Web browsers on either an iOS or MacOS device that has a valid ApplePay account and payment card added to it.
You’d also need to have the Express Checkout buttons enabled within the Stripe plugin settings.
Image Link: https://snipboard.io/31WYJv.jpg
Regrettably, you’ve added a fake domain name to your forum topic so I couldn’t check your product, cart and checkout page for any ApplePay buttons.
Hi @mrtrezor
Please reach out to our support team over at WooCommerce.com and they’ll be happy to take a close look at your WooCommerce payments account for you. You can create a support ticket for WooCommerce Payments from this page of your WooCommerce.com customer account.
https://woocommerce.com/my-account/create-a-ticket/
We’ll also set this topic to resolved and you can get some more help directly from WooCommerce.com.
Hi @loralora
By default, the only way to have the product Description Tab display without any custom development would be to add content to the description areas.
It may be possible to have a developer write some custom code which could achieve this though. If you would like to investigate that possibility further, you could reach out to some of the official WooCommerce development partners via the link below.
https://woocommerce.com/customizations/
Hey @yomamalucky8
We’ll set this forum topic as resolved. If you have any further questions in the future please feel free to open a new forum topic.
Hey @xerotest
I’m not too sure about the custom pythen script you’ll have created for the batch update. You could however test a batch update process using Postman App to see what response is returned.
For questions related to development and using the REST API, your best bet is to ask on either the WooCommerce Advanced Facebook group or the WooCommerce Developer Slack Channel.
There should be some community members that are using the batch update feature of the REST API that can offer some guidance with regards to initiating that using a python script.
I wish I could help more, but hopefully, this gets you going in the right direction to get the job done.
Hi @andyramone
If you read through the contents of this article it lists parameters which can be fetched using the wc_get_order functon.
https://wp-kama.com/plugin/woocommerce/function/wc_get_order
There is a section within the article that lists the available parameters for payment method.
I hope this helps.
Hi @xerotest
This is a duplicate forum topic which is the same content as the one below.
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/woocommerce-batch-update-api/
We’ll therefore set this particular duplicate topic to resolved.
Hi @xerotest
As you’re aware, the batch update limit for the products in the API is 100.
https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/#batch-update-products
Whilst we can’t directly assist with the use of the REST API I have provided some resources below which may assist you.
With regards to the WooCommerce REST API access codes for that can be set from inside your WooCommerce site by following this documentation.
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-rest-api/
For the developer level documentation, you can find located on this site below and this covers authentication and all of the endpoints and parameters which can be accessed via the REST API.
https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/#introduction
With regards to testing API calls, we have some information on testing API calls using an App called Postman and I’ve referenced that for you below too.
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/wiki/Getting-started-with-the-REST-API
I hope this helps.
Hi @raviteja1612
Looking at your site for us today I can see the Proceed to checkout button displaying on the cart page.
Screenshot: https://snipboard.io/Pr07vq.jpg
I can also see the payment gateway and the Complete Payment button displayed on your site’s checkout page.
Screenshot: https://snipboard.io/W1tevb.jpg
I’m not however seeing the same behaviour on your site with no proceed to checkout button or payment button displaying. From what I can see you’reCart and Checkout page are working correctly today.
