devlopez

I am late for the answer, sorry.

Yes, I know that, the order is sent and the wp_wpsc_purchase_logs table has got a row for the order.

Now I want to generate the invoice programatically, using a php function I suppose, giving the purchase_id or similar value.

I want to get a button in the private user area to generate the invoice giving the purchase log id.

Hi Justin

Thank you for yo answer.

I solved this issue in this way.

In my project the things bought are services and these are adquired from pages (my website is not a classic shop).

I have customized the wpsc-shopping_car_page.php and now it works with parameters (action and value):

my-checkout.php?action=buy_service_1&item_id=2

The code reads the params and loads one specific product to the cart and then the process associates the item id with wpsc product in this way:

$wpsc_cart->empty_cart(false);
$parameters = array('quantity' => 1, 'item_meta' => array ('my_item_id' => $_GET["item_id"]));
$wpsc_cart->set_item( $global_contract_service_prodid, $parameters, true);

But now I am in problems in the next step.

I working with paypal (sandbox mode), and when I do the checkout process with a test paypal account, when I finish the process the “processed” value of the purchase log is 1 (INCOMPLETE_SALE), I don’t know why. I use this to check that the order was payed by the customer after paypal process to show my things in relation to the item.

$sessionid = $_GET['sessionid'];
$purchase_log = new WPSC_Purchase_Log( $sessionid, 'sessionid' );
$purchase_log->is_accepted_payment() => false
$purchase_log->is_incomplete_sale() => true

Do you think that this value is because I am using the test environment of paypal?

Thanks you very much.

UDPATED:

Ok. I am working in localhost with my domain binded to 127.0.0.1 in localhost file. I think that the IPN of Paypal does not works in this scenario.

Do you know something about this?

However I can confirm that a custom profile page, it doesn’t work.

I mean the profile_template option.

echo do_shortcode(‘[theme-my-login default_action=”profile” profile_template=”user-account-profile-form.php”]’);

I have got a copy of profile-form.php in my theme root folder but the shortcode shows the original file placed in plugin folder (profile-form.php). It’s important to say that the option “profile_template” is not in the documentation,

I’ve use that because I’ve seen it here:

http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/profile_template-path-does-not-working?replies=3