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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Product taxing not working in WPeCommerce 3.9.1marked as resolved
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Sales Tax not being added during check outThere is now a working patch for the 3.9.1 tax problem:
https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/WP-e-Commerce/commit/1b45c7ba40234b9e34b1c9db673e35ce1b23518d
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Taxes are not being applied in WPeCommerce 3.9.1There is now a working patch for the 3.9.1 tax problem:
https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/WP-e-Commerce/commit/1b45c7ba40234b9e34b1c9db673e35ce1b23518d
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Product taxing not working in WPeCommerce 3.9.1I can also confirm that after installing this patch the taxes work even for products created with version 3.9.1. Thank you.
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Product taxing not working in WPeCommerce 3.9.1Thank you for this information bvanzandvoort. I can confirm that for products created with version 3.9 the tax is working as it should. This is good news for me since I only have a few very static products in my store. So I can remake the products with version 3.9 and then upgrade the plugin.
Hopefully this bug will be fixed in the next version.
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Taxes are not being applied in WPeCommerce 3.9.1Did the taxes work for you in 3.9? The taxes are not working for me either and reverting to version 3.9 did not help. It adds taxes to the shipping if it’s enabled but never to the product prices.
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] WP eCommerce checkout registration inconsistencyOne alternative would be if the users email address and password could be added to the purchase receipt email. It would be convenient to get all information in a single mail. Unfortunately the WP eCommerce plugin doesn’t seem to support adding this information into the receipt email.
I tried to create a similar solution using a sessionid check, MySQL queries to get product ID and check that the processed status is 3 before running the code.
The problem is that since I check for the get parameter sessionid a page refresh means that the code can be run multiple times even if you only do one purchase. I imagine the action hook would be triggered only once per purchase and not react to page refreshes, so it would be better if the hook was working.
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Product taxing not working in WPeCommerce 3.9.1I tried reverting to version 3.9 but the same problem exists also in that version. Hopefully there will soon be a version 3.9.2 that fixes this serious bug.
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In reply to: [WP eCommerce] Problem with add to cart shortcode in WPeCommerce 3.9.1Hi,
Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I don’t quite follow what is it you’re suggesting as a fix.I have tried adding apply_filters( ‘the_content’, get_the_content() );
and do_shortcode( get_the_content() ); into the code, but they don’t help. I’m not sure what you mean with adding the add_to_cart_shortcode into the_content and how it should be done.The add_to_cart shortcode works if I view the post using it’s own URL. The intention is however not to use it as a separate page / post with it’s own URL but simply to display it on the front page through the PHP code in the theme that I mentioned:
$post = get_post( 232 );
setup_postdata( $post );
the_content();
edit_post_link(” , ‘<p class=”edit”>’, ‘</p>’);
wp_reset_postdata( $post );When the post is fetched using the get_post() function and output using the the_content() function the shortcode does not work.
Do you mean I need to look for the the_content() function and add the shortcode there somehow?
Thanks for the report jazbek, I’m happy to hear the cause of this has been discovered. We have been using Events Manager for a long time and there are thousands of past events by now. It’s a good reminder to me as a developer too, to always add the sorting and filtering functions to the database queries and not just the UI.
There’s no problem on the actual events page. It’s just the admin-tool and you can’t access that through the theme.
I would have to open up a mirror site for test use then. The site is live and I can’t shut it down to the public without a very good reason. Do the active site theme really effect how the plugin administrator tools work / look?
Nope, no “no events” message.
Thanks for the tip. Even with debug mode enabled there are no errors displayed, just the blank page. The left side menus and website title loads normally, but other than that there’s nothing there.