[alexg]

Thank you.

I will try to include these changes (about manually refreshing the views) into the extension as soon as possible.

It is not currently possible to choose which market would be the default, but it has already been requested that there should be the possibility to display one market per page. Perhaps I can somehow combine these requests.

kind regards

[alexg]

OK, how exactly is the plugin dead?

What do you see on the screen?

Does the plugin work if you deactivate Advanced Cron Manager?

Also, since you are connecting to a full node wallet, you could disable blocknotify in your conf file. Only walletnotify is necessary for detecting incoming deposits. blocknotify is not really used.

Let me know what you find please.

kind regards

[alexg]

The hot wallet balance can be less than the total user balance or total fees paid.

About the negative balance, could you email me a complete list of transactions on that user and for that coin?

[alexg]

Have you configured capabilities for your user roles?

Also, do you get any JavaScript errors in your console?

Have you set your markets to “Enabled”?

In the screenshot you sent me I see a table of markets, but there should be radio boxes in front of each market, letting you choose the market. Perhaps the radio boxes are hidden with some CSS? Can you try with another theme such as twentyseventeen to see if the radios show?

Also, you could try displaying the markets as a dropdown. The shortcode would be: [wallets_exchange_market template="dropdown"]

[alexg]

In the latest update I used a table layout to arrange the UI elements.

I cannot see the images you posted (files missing?), but it sounds like your theme’s CSS is interfering with the UI.

If you check with twentyseventeen you can see how it is supposed to look like.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hi,

Yes, this is correct.

You see the header to the table that lists referral earnings.

Once there are payouts from users who have been referred to by the current user (not the owner of the faucet) there will be data in that table.

If it does not appear correctly it is probably due to the CSS of your theme. You should style it with CSS, all the UIs have classes to help you do that.

[alexg]

Hello,

If you use Bittrex or Coinmarketcap, you should get the price of Dogecoin next time your exchange rates refresh.

Do you get prices for other cryptocurrencies?

You can use the debug view in Admin -> Wallets -> Exchange rates -> Exchange rates to inspect what data is loaded.

If you are viewing exchange rates via the [wallets_rates] shortcode, note that you can only display exchange rates for currencies that you have enabled coin adapters for.

kind regards

[alexg]

All the columns have individual classes that you can use to hide the info with CSS.

You could simply set the columns you do not need to display: none;

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello,

It’s great that you are using SSL.

Installation instructions for the CoinPayments coin adapter are provided here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/bitcoin-altcoin-wallets-wordpress-plugin/installation-instructions-web-wallet/

Did you follow the instructions? How far did you get? Did you encounter some problem?

with regards

[alexg]

I like how it has been sorted alphabetically & there is a search bar now.

However, there’s just too much information going on there.

24 hr trading volume, 24 hr % change, and latest price would suffice… in my opinion.

I have lots of coins listed at the moment, and it’s quite hard to follow the info as the Table Header (titles) does not follow when scrolled down.

Hope you consider this!

[alexg]

The strings you mentioned are now translatable in 1.4.2 You will find them in the language domain wallets-faucet-front (they were previously in wallets-faucet).

I have produced a fix for localizing moment.js to the default WordPress locale. This fix will go into the next patch release of the parent plugin (not out yet).

[alexg]

Hello,

There is a bug with these strings, I will fix it in the next release. Thanks for pointing this out.

As for the human-readable times, these get generated from moment.js. I will have to find a way to make the translations for this library match the WordPress settings.

These fixes should be out soon. I will let you know here.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello,

This problem is not really about the plugin, but here’s a few things that might be giving you problems with your CSS:

1. First of all, you should not add your rules to any existing file belonging to the plugin or theme because these files get overwritten on each update. This is why the recommended way is to use a child theme. Because the child theme is a separate component, it can remain as is even if other components are updated.

2. In the example you showed me above, there should be at least one space between the first closing curly bracket and the second selector.

3. There might be other rules on your page with a higher specificity that override your rules. To learn more about CSS specificity you can have a look at this fun tutorial.

In general, you can use your browser’s inspector feature to see which rules are actually applied to your elements. This can help you quickly debug your CSS.

You can also use the browser’s debug console to verify that your CSS file was actually loaded.

Best of luck!

[alexg]

thanks!

[alexg]

The issue is now fixed in the latest release 3.6.4 of the parent plugin.

Thank you for your assistance.

kind regards

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