I have the Authorize.net Woocommerce extension. I have some old API settings in their. I was trying to update the settings, but everytime I click save, the page reloads and the old settings are back. Has anyone experience this problem? I can't find anymore information about it on their website or anywhere really.
I go to Settings -> Payment Gateways -> Authorize.
Change any of the settings on that page.
Click Save at the bottom.
Page reloads. Message appears saying that settings were saved, but old settings are still there. I check the database and the old settings are still there.
I am able to save other settings in wordpress, and other woocommerce settings, but not for Authorize.net gateway.
I have disabled and enabled the plugin again. No luck.
I've successfully saved my settings. Here's how I did it:
Disable & delete plugin (authorize payment gateway)
Delete row from database where info was stored (I found it by searching for the api login we use)
Re-upload plugin & enable
Re-input settings
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I cannot succeed in paying any item through my shop page because my secret API key is incorrect. Moreover I cannot delete the existed one since there is no option in the drop-down menu. Has anyone know any procedure or solution? If so, would you mind telling me how to connect stripe live payment to a wordpress website?
I want to receive the procedure of how to connect stripe live payment to a wordpress website.
If you are having issues creating a payment system on your WordPress website via Stripe, here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check your API keys: Make sure that you have entered your Stripe API
keys correctly in your WordPress website's payment settings. You can
check your API keys in the Stripe dashboard under the "Developers"
section.
Use a plugin: There are many WordPress plugins available that can
help you integrate Stripe into your website. These plugins handle
most of the integration process, including handling the API keys, so
you don't have to worry about it.
Check for conflicts: If you have other plugins or themes installed
on your website, they may be conflicting with your Stripe
integration. Try disabling all other plugins and switching to a
default theme to see if this resolves the issue.
Check for errors: If you are seeing error messages when trying to
process payments, check the error logs in your Stripe dashboard to
see if there are any issues with the payment requests.
Contact Stripe support: If you are still having issues, you can
contact Stripe support for assistance. They can help you
troubleshoot any issues with your integration and ensure that
everything is set up correctly.
I did something very stupid. In my dashboard on the google recaptcha website I deleted the keys for the wrong website.
Now I can not even login to the admin panel on my Wordpress site anymore to disable recaptcha, because the captcha gives an error when logging in.
Is there a workaround to get logged in to the admin panel so I can disable recaptcha?
Or can I restore my recaptcha-keys in the dashboard somehow?
I can not find either solutions on google.
I can access the files on the FTP server to maybe disable recaptcha in the code somehow? But I can't find the right file.
Any help will be appreciated!
If you are on Cpanel, you can drop down to the "Softalicious" section which will list your WP installations. It also has a login button to take you directly into the admin section. (I installed Cloudflare's Turnstyle. If if finds an error, it says "Veify you are human" ... but provides no method to do just that! So I too had t log in via this backdoor method!)
I am having a problem with wordpress woocommerce. I installed woocommerce and configured out everything. But Woocommerce do no sent order e-mail to customer. Then I searched problem and I decided to setup POSTMAN SMTP plugin. But it does not work too. How can I overcome ?
Postman Settings
Wocommerce settings
I wouldn't use a plugin for something you can't directally see breaking. Anyway no need. If you go to your admin Panel, - e-commerce settings - then select email tab - processing order (in secondary menu) and enable email notification. I hope this helps.
I have enabled the PayPal standard gateway. This is currently the showing payment method on the checkout page. I have installed an SSL and have an HTTPS:// how ever when i try to enable the PayPal Pro Payment Gateway (in sandbox mode) the Checkout page only displays the Paypal standard method and does not give the familiar radio buttons to select the method. Only method available is the paypal standard.
I also tried enabling the Cheque payment gateway but that also does not display on checkout page
Is there any way to fix this so the credit card input Paypal pro payment method displays on the checkout page?
The site is https://www.dowelmax.com
I had this very same problem and found this page in researching the answer. You mentioned that it turned out to be a conflict with a currency switcher plugin. I had one of those installed, so tried disabling that and indeed my problem resolved too!
To further clarify a solution for anyone else in the same boat - it may be that you need to enable specific payment gateways for each available currency. Above and beyond the general WooCommerce enable option. (Even for your base currency)
This enabled me to fix the problem AND keep my currency switcher plugin active.
In my case, it was Aelia Currency Switcher. They have a support note on it here:
https://aelia.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/158712-one-or-more-payment-methods-don-t-appear-after-installing-the-currency-switcher-how-can-i-fix-it-
Depending on what plugin you are using in WooCommerce, you need to enable force secure checkout. Once force secure checkout is enabled typically PayPal Payments Pro will show up on the checkout page.
Click on WooCommerce
Settings
Checkout
Checkout Options
Place a check mark next to force secure checkout (not force http) and then save. Also make certain that PayPal Payments Pro is enabled on the list of gateways.
This image is from the WooCommerce Documentation on Woothemes.
I resolve this problem with this instructions :
Admin > Woocommerce Settings > Payment > Manage (Your checkout) Active your API permission or information and you get solve.
Good luck
I was also face this type of problem but I was resolve with these instruction.
Enable define ( 'WP_DEBUG', true);
Goto checkout page and refresh page.
Now showing some warning and fatal error.
Solve fatal error and refresh again checkout page and now it's showing payment option and order place button.
I hope this instruction will help you.
I use woocommerce on wordpress. But have one problem with checkout page. I'm adding products to the cart, then it redirects to cart page(as I checked this option from Woocommerce Settings-> "Redirect to the cart page after successful addition"), in the cart page I have "Update Cart" and "Proceed to checkout" buttons, after clicking on both buttons I'm redirected to Empty Cart page.
I noticed a thing that cart is updated after some minutes and after that it works. What can cause this maybe cookie or session issue?
The most simple solution:
Go to settings, change from "https" to "http", try it now, if it works there is a issue with woocommerce forcing autentication, you can simply leave it be, and use "Wp Force SSL" to keep runing the SSL certification and have no more problems with it.
Worked for me
I ran into this problem and tried a bunch of things:
- installing a session plugin
- updating woocommerce & theme
- updating wordpress
- updating my plesk server
- adding session.autostart = 0 in PHP.ini
- using expiresActive Off in .htaccess
- removing AJAX on products and REST API in woocommerce settings
- refreshing status in woocommerce system status
The one thing that finally worked for me (i think) was installing WP Force SSL
this sounds like an ad. I hope this helps!
I did debug it and the issue was
woocommerce_sessions: Table does not exist
Deactivate and reactive the plugin, so that woocommerce plugin create a session table again.
You are 18 versions behind. https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/changelog/
Your WordPress version is also behind.
You should update both of them before continuing to try and figure out the problem.
As you can see by the change log link I posted there are a ton of fixes you are missing by not being updated.
check the tick mark for Force secure checkout on woocommerce >> setting >> checkout.
If you have https secure certificate it should ticked (marked).
For some reason, sometimes you add products to cart but the cart page stays empty (even if you can clearly see the cart widget has products). But don’t worry – it might just be a simple cache issue (and if you don’t know what cache is that’s no problem either).
Please follow this link for full detail: https://businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-solving-cart-empty-issue/