Paypal Payments Plugin for WordPress
After many years of fun with the plugin and lots of thanks from many people it was time to hand it over to someone else.
Alan’s a great bloke and will look after you all.
If you need help this will be a good place to start.
Getting this error all of a sudden on website
Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed quick-paypal-payments.php on line 2404
Any Ideas??
It’s PHP being picky. In the plugin settings check the ‘disable debugging’ box.
I love the plugin but now I’m getting the following error and have been unable to fix it:
Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in /nfs/c12/h06/mnt/218446/domains/lawpoint.com/html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 2166
Hi Peter,
Trying to find a fix for this. Everything was fine until the latest version of PHP was released.
I am no longer getting payment emails and when I look at payments it shows nothing. I see the payment at PayPal but I can’t see it marked “completed”. We use this to pay for classes/workshops in advance and its gotten complex since late January.
Thanks!
Hi Scott,
Check your PayPal account settings and make sure there are no warning or notifications. Also check the IPN settings in your account.
I contacted you earlier today on the issue of a double payment in the IPN Simulator. I am also getting an error now on all my pages on the website:
Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /home3/ricigsor/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 2404
What does this mean?
Hello again Graham,
I am no longer receiving confirmation emails when orders are placed.
Also, while PayPal is showing that payments are made, the Payments screen in the plug in is no longer showing Payment Complete. Do I need to remove the plug in and reinstall it? And will I then have to do the complete setup again? Thank you for any advice you can give.
Hi Daisy,
Check your PayPal account settings and make sure there are no updates needed. Sometimes PayPal needs extra verification. Do your customers get the autoresponder?
Hello, can you help? I am getting this message appearing on my WP website and don’t know what it means.
Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in /www2/de5/www.bromsgrovefieldhire.co.uk/web/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 960
The page that it is on is http://www.bromsgrovefieldhire.co.uk/?page_id=314.
Could you tell me how to fix it please or what to do. I’m afraid I’m not technically very confident or knowledgeable.
Many thanks
Pippa
Pippa,
You are using a very old and out of date theme and I suspect you have an old and out of date version of PHP. Upgrade your PHP to V7.3 and the error message should be resolved.
Hello. I emailed you before. I have solved the issue with the amount input filed being removed. Apparently WordPress has converted the [qpp] into a widget (when added as a widget), instead of leaving the shortcode as-is. I readded your shortcode in a text document and all was good this time. Very crazy stuff. And thanks again for a great plugin. You Rock!
Hello. I’ve been using your plugin for a while without issues (thanks for that) and it worked fine as of the first week of January 2019. Now the “amount” value is no longer an input (fixed at “0.00”) and when the button is selected there is an error message that reads “oops I got a problem here”, “please check payment details”. I reinstalled your plugin today to see if that would fix the issue yet no luck. Would appreciate any help, and the page with the form is https://www.ecurtisdesigns.com/services-agreement/ Thanks!
Graham, Any update on what why passing variables to the plugin via URL parameters isn’t working? Thanks much.
Ted
Ted,
It turns out passing variables in the URL is a big security risk. If they were encrypted then it could maybe work but I don’t have the skills to enable this. So it’s with reluctance that I’ve had to remove this feature. The problem is that the query could be intercepted and the amount changed. Someone could buy a $200 product or service for 1cent and because the transaction completed you would be obliged to honour the order.
Graham, thank you so very much for your Quick Paypal Payments plug-in, and for your amazingly quick response to an error message I encountered today. I replaced only the “quick-paypal-payments.php” file and the error has vanished.
Your work on this plugin and your support is greatly appreciated.
Excellent! Thanks Cindy.
Hi Sir,
I am having a problem with the amount shortcode key. If I put a single value, the plugin reports an error. If I put two values then it’s giving me an error.
If I use the field (not a preset amount), I can input a single value in the fields and it works fine.
Examples:
[qpp id=”Adhésion” amount=”100,100″] this shortcode works fine.
[qpp id=”Adhésion” amount=”100″] shows the error Oops, got a problem here… Please check the payment details and does not throw me to the paypal site.
Is there anything wrong in my settings ?
Thanks for your support.
Regards.
Jean
Jean,
Can you send me a link to your payment page so I can take a look
Me again, Graham – curiouser and curiouser! I emailed a few minutes ago and just checked a different page to find that the recurring payments one I set up does return me to the cancellation page – but the one-off still doesn’t!
Cheers
Geraldine
Hi Graham, long time since we last spoke! I have the Paypal plugin set up and working beautifully with one small issue: although I have supplied a Cancel page URL a test still sends me back to the payment page. I’ve cleared the cache and retried but this didn’t help. I’m using WordPress 5.03 and the Divi theme.
Is there a way to pass an amount to the plugin as a variable, ideally from a URL parameter or a shortcode? I saw that someone had asked a question that looked that’s what they were doing but I don’t see that documented anywhere and I haven’t been successful with anything I’ve tried.
Hi Ted,
There is a way to do this but it’s not working at the moment for some reason. As soon as it’s fixed I’ll send you and update.
I think you instructions are outdated. PayPal does not give us an api username password or a key. Or I cannot find it. Any suggestions?
Hi Joseph,
I just need to add one more stop to the process. Go to your profile and then:
My Selling Preferences > API access > Update > Manage API credentials
Hello,
Thank you for the Quick PayPal Payments plugin.
I’m wondering if there is a way to use guest check out (credit card ) as a default landing page for customers? An example would be this:
https://codepen.io/anon/pen/xmbYqa
Thank you.
This is all managed in your PayPal business account settings.
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/payments/guest-payments/
Good afternoon,
I am trialling the FREE version but notice that after a day I am getting this error on all pages:
Notice: Undefined variable: border in /xx/xxx/public_html/xxx.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 2145
Hi Peter,
PHP reports an error every time it finds a variable that hasn’t been defined. It doesn’t stop anything working it’s just annoying. I’ll get this fixed but in the meantime you just need to disable debugging.
Hello,
after the last update the Query stopped to work.
We used to have urls with very simple query strings, like
https://www.spedizionionline.eu/paga-spedizione/?reference=Thingy&amount=100
It worked perfectly, then it stopped. Can you check if there is some bug in the last release?
Thanks!
Hello! I’ve been using this plugin for a while – super easy and works awesome. Suddenly my coupon codes don’t work. MY website page adjusts to the discounted price after I enter the code but once it transfers you to PAyPal the discount is lost.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I just thought I would post this here since I found what was causing my issue. If the “options” check box is used in the Form Settings you will get a bounce back from PayPal regarding incorrect address. I don’t know what the fix is, but I know if you use that then the form will not submit to PayPal.
Hi Levi,
Thanks for that. I’ll take a look and see if I can work out why this isn’t working. It will be something simple I’m sure as the PayPal reference library says this field isn’t validated.