[alexg]

OK thank you.

Please restore the code to the unmodified latest version and make the site accessible for me.

I will have a look.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello Antho,

Unfortunately this plugin does not support ERC20 tokens.

kind regards

Alex

[alexg]

Hello Bigblue,

Unfortunately it’s not a matter of me having a solution. The question is whether we can identify the problem.

As I cannot reproduce the problem, you must either provide more information on it, or let me log in and have a look.

From what you say it seems you have done everything correctly, so it must be some very obscure problem that I cannot think of.

Unless I know what the problem is, I cannot solve it.

kind regards

[alexg]

Yes, this is possible. I will add it to the backlog.

kind regards

[alexg]

Yes, thank you. I will add your suggestion to the backlog.

kind regards

[alexg]

Thanks Philipp,

I will review the library’s license and if it is compatible I will look at the technical details.

From a first look, the license does not appear to be compatible, so it is not a possible choice for this project.

Any issues with the graph will be addressed much later.

kind regards

[alexg]

Yes that makes sense, simply copying and pasting code from the plugin into your page will not work.

You will only see exchange rates when they are loaded. This is why the debug windows are provided. So you know if the exchange rate was loaded or not. The exchange rates might not be loaded immediately after selecting rates providers. They will be loaded on the next run as determined by the time interval you have set.

You must also make sure that you have selected a currency to display. See the documentation under “Exchange Rates” for more.

kind regards

[alexg]

San,

Looking at this again, I have already done all that is necessary for browser caching to be circumvented.

The plugin should be pulling the minified version of the code that includes a version tag in the filename. i.e.:

wallets-exchange-0.1.2-beta.min.js

What you report indicates that your plugin does not find this file, and falls back to:

wallets-exchange.js

Can you please confirm? Thanks.

[alexg]

The reason that the form now works is that after your modifications, the second knockout binding is not executed.

Knockout does not support multiple data-bind attributes. Therefore your form is always shown even if there are no coins loaded.

I am curious how you added widgets to the menu, normally they are only usable in the widget area, did you use a special plugin for this?

To summarize: When you use the latest version of all plugins, with unmodified code, and with a standard theme, and with zlib compression disabled in the JSON API settings, the problem you are facing is that the form appears, but when you click on a tip suggestion, the form stays empty?

Please verify the above. Thanks.

[alexg]

Hello Phiten,

Yes, this is expected behavior.

Whether the box is validated or not is not in the control of the plugin.

Chrome is no different, it also renders the CSS for failed validation from the start. But in Chrome the default styling for failed validation does not include a red gradient border, so you don’t see it.

Again, this is normal. If you wish to change how inputs that fail validation are rendered, see the :invalid pseudo-selector. You should be able to use CSS in your child theme to change or hide it.

Hope this helps.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello,

I am aware of the fact that the graph does not look very good in all sizes.

In the far future I would like to replace the graph library with something custom-made so I can have more control over it.

Unfortunately there is not much I can do for the moment. The chart should work at sizes around 550×350 at least, and possibly at a range of sizes with similar aspect ratios.

Hope this helps

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello phiten,

I try to provide some CSS defaults that will sort-of work with most themes and most screens.

If I change the CSS too much to cater for one individual another one will complain.

Therefore the best course of action is for you to override the CSS yourself to your liking.

I would recommend that you create a child theme for your theme, if you haven’t already, and add this into its style.css:

.dashed-slug-wallets-exchange table {
	font-size: normal;
}

In the far future I would like to be able to add Customizer support for the UIs but this will not be soon.

Hope this helps.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello,

I will fix this on the next release. The change will require a schema upgrade and will allow up to 8 characters for symbols. This should be sufficient for any coin.

Thank you very much for your membership. I do not require payment for the change. If you wish to donate to the project you are always welcome to do so.

The standard donation addresses are:

Bitcoin Address: 1DaShEDyeAwEc4snWq14hz5EBQXeHrVBxy
DOGE Address: DASHEDj9RrTzQoJvP3WC48cFzUerKcYxHc
LTC Address: LdaShEdER2UuhMPvv33ttDPu89mVgu4Arf

Or you can donate SCOOBY to SMbCzz6R1k2aGTYanbLZfy5tCcz1DaZP9v if you wish.

[alexg]

Hello San,

I do plan to provide some reporting capabilities as to what fees are paid. This will probably be somewhere in the admin dashboard.

As users perform internal transactions, the total user balance does decrease (as shown in the adapters list), while the wallet balance remains the same, as expected.

If you do not see this change, perhaps you have not set any internal transaction fees? If you are using the CoinPayments adapter, the internal fees are set to 0 by default, but you can set them to something else.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello duanecato,

Great news that you got deposits working.

If you can replay the IPN messages then that should fix your problem. Go to your IPN history and see. Normally IPN messages are retried for a number of times and then fail, but you can select to retry them by clicking on a button.

If not, then what you suggest would be another way to do it.

Hope this helps.

kind regards

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