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alexg
KeymasterHello Nick,
Could you please tell me the following:
1. Did the plugin crash right after installation? Or did you first use a coin adapter? Which coin adapter did you use? Did you connect it to a wallet?
2. You mentioned that you could not get the debug log. Have you enabled logging? https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress If there is an error 500 there should almost always be an error in your logs.
Without knowing what the error is it is hard for me to tell you anything more.
Looking forward to your reply.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterHello,
If there is an error 500, you could enable WordPress debugging and see the error in your debug log.
1. Once you spot the error, please send it to me so I can have a look.
2. The features you disabled use
wp_mail()
. If mail is not configured on your server, this could be the source of the problem.If you determine that this is the case, you could try setting up this plugin to forward your emails through a Gmail SMTP.
Please do let me know what error is written to your logs.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterHello Brayden,
Yes, this would be a very useful feature.
Unfortunately this does not fit well with the architecture of this plugin.
kind regards
August 18, 2018 at 7:37 am in reply to: Request for Coin Symbols to be placed on the Bid & Ask orders table #4061alexg
KeymasterI will look into adding the icons to the table.
Thanks.
alexg
KeymasterYes you are correct, the icons can be added.
Thank you.
alexg
KeymasterIt would also be nice to have the icons of the trading pairs visible. Hope you implement these 🙂
alexg
KeymasterHello,
Yes, I already had plans to do this, you are correct that a descending order is more intuitive. I will implement this in the next patch release.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterHello,
Thanks for your kind words.
You are correct that the markets list should be searchable and sortable. I will try to add this soon. Thank you for your suggestion.
kind regards
P.S. I have moved your other request to a new thread.
alexg
KeymasterHello,
Thanks for reporting, I will fix this in the next patch release.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterHello,
Thanks for reminding me but there’s no need. I have a system where I track all user requests.
When I get to work on this I will let you know.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterHello,
Thanks for reminding me but there’s no need. I have a system where I track all user requests.
When I get to work on this I will let you know.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterHello,
Yes, I am aware that there are already a few sites that use the plugin with several users.
I have opened a new thread about this where the admins of those sites may post a link to their site and a few words about it, if they wish.
The thread is here:
Live sites powered by the Bitcoin and Altcoin Wallets WordPress plugin
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alexg
KeymasterThe shortcode for displaying market info is
[wallets_exchange_market]
.alexg
KeymasterHello,
Thanks for testing. I have done similar tests.
If you send 1 LTCT to the deposit address, it is correct to say that 0.995 LTCT is deposited, after the fee is subtracted.
This is reflected correctly in the plugin’s transactions list. In the coinpayments platform, if you visit the wallets section, you will see that 0.995 LTCT is added.
I do not plan to add a variable deposit fee to this or the other coin adapters. The only deposit fee is the one that is enforced by the CoinPayments platform. This is currently 0.5%, but the value is not fixed in my code. If it changes, the change will be reflected in the plugin. The plugin finds out about how much was spent in fees from the IPN message each time a deposit is made.
You mentioned that you deposited 1 LTCT and you saw 1 LTCT added to the user balance. Could you please confirm that? My tests indicate that this is definitely not the case. 0.995 LTCT is added both to the CoinPayments balance and the plugin’s balance.
kind regards
alexg
KeymasterMy mistake,
It is available now.
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