I have a special product where my clients upload pictures so I can quote for the pictures they send me (product link: http://noivaimportada.com.br/vestido-de-noiva-sob-encomenda-seu-modelo-dos-sonhos-carregue-a-foto-ou-copie-o-link-1324.html)
It was working fine until I upgraded to Magento 1.8.
Now, they upload the pictures while ordering but we dont receive the files uploaded on the backend, neither on the order confirmation email like before. They just dont load at all.
Any help in where and how I could fix this problem?
Thank you so much for the help.
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although its very nice and simple plugin and working perfectly as per our requirement. but I found an issue here i.e before using this plugin, the contact form 7 was working 2 way means mails were going to both parties i.e admin and user. but after using this redirect thank you page plugin, only admin is getting the mails after form submission and user is not getting any autoresponder mail. perviously it was working perfectly.
hope you understood the issue. please help me with its solution. thanks
its solved. actually the issue was with contact form 7 itself not with redirect plugin.
OK so im just gonna ask this question, as I am at the end of the rope, with hopes someone out there will have some advice.
I have installed the Woocommerce Follow Up Emails plugin on my site, and for the life of me I cannot get it send the email.
The settings I have are:
Trigger: 3 days after the order total is above $1.00
Setting: Customer recieves the email once
There is nothing in the "scheduled emails" of the plugin showing up, however and this is the part that throws me off, in the Tools>Scheduled Actions of the wordpress dashboard i get multiple entries of the below:
which tells me that it the emails are being scheduled but are not being sent out (even though it says, action complete). I have checked the WPMail log nothing, i have checked Cpanel Email Tracking and theres nothing. I have a WP Cron plugin installed that tells me it is functioning correctly.
Does anybody have any ideas/suggestions that i could do or check that I havent done already? Is there something I'm missing?
Any help will greatly be appreciated.
P.S, I purchased the plugin from a third party site and cant ask Woocommerce for support without paying for subscription (which i will do as my absolute last resort)
The plugin works fine on my side, although it is very basic in its functionalities and you reach super quickly its limitations.
I'd suggest you buy the plugin from WC. They tend to have special offers of 30-50% off few times a year. Their support is typically very good and has a live chat so you get answers often directly.
Hope you got it figured out by now.
I got a question regarding a upload, edit and serve setup.
I have a setup where my shopify website lets users upload images to a google cloud bucket with javascript. When the file is uploaded to the bucket it's send to a compute engine which edits the files and the file is then uploaded to another bucket. All this is done.
But now I want to serve the file to the user on my shopify website. I can't figure out a way to do this. Is it even possible with my current setup? My problem is how to identify the user-session which uploaded the file, so that I can serve the file back to that person.
I hope someone has knowledge about this and is willing to help. Thanks!
Every person that logs into a Shopify store gets a customer ID. You can use this for your uploads. Ensure images get manipulated with that ID in mind. Now, use an App Proxy that sends the same customer ID to your App. Your App can then use this ID to find the image previously uploaded, and you can return it to the shop. A very common pattern of Shopify use.
As for getting the customer ID, one way is to dump it using Liquid since you have {{ customer.id }} or you can sniff it out of the cookies Shopify stores for a user session. It exists, but you'll have to dig for it, I forget its exact code.
Hi Im using paypal on open cart.
Followed the installation guide completely. but orders arent showing up on dash board.
I have to go Sale> Orders> Sort by Hidden and they show as cancelled.
I then manually change them to pending/complete and then it will show on dashboard
Ive checked the IPN too
All my sort orders are correctly named.
What else could i be missing?
This generally happens if you're
password protecting your website using a .htaccess/.htpasswd method
testing locally
Basically paypal needs to access your server to send the IPN. If you're doing either of the above, then it can't. If both the above don't apply, then this can sometimes be due to paypal sandbox being slow (if you're using that rather than live PP)
I faced similar problem and it helped me:
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?t=41841
I've had the same error for a while now. I re-uploaded the following files and it worked for me.
Sounds like your file needs updating in
CODE: SELECT ALL
catalog/controller/account/login.php
And I would also upload a fresh
CODE: SELECT ALL
catalog/model/account/customer.php
I have a niche website that needs to allow users to post events and other things to the website. Wordpress works perfectly for this option (as well as other needs). The problem is, there is also a weekly newsletter (published as a PDF file) that gets sent to a large opt-in email list. Is there any way to configure Wordpress (via plugin or hack) to send the CONTENTS of the post to the admin in a csv or rtf file of some sort? The posts themselves will have several custom fields. Most of the stuff I churn up when I search for "post to email" for Wordpress is the other way around, for people wanting to send an email and have that post to their site, which is not what I want to do. I suppose other ideas of getting around my problem are open to consideration too. Thanks!!
One way I am thinking you could accomplish this but haven't tested it. You could make a php script to parse the rss feed and email that contents. Depending on whether how many posts get done in a week, you could either create a function for it to fire after the post is posted; or have a cron job on it and send it once a week before the newsletter is to be sent. Sorry I'm not in front of my machine that has WP installed to test it out.