[alexg]

Hi,

It sounds like reinstalling will not help you, although I’m not 100% sure.

As you say, this is most probably an incompatibility with the theme.

Keep me informed.

P.S. Can I ask that you please open a new thread for this issue? It is unrelated to the original discussion. This is for the benefit of us and of people who read this forum later. Thank you!

[alexg]

I would need normal user permissions. Any user that should be able to see the UI will do. Assign all wallets capabilities besides manage_wallets to the user.

best

[alexg]

Hello,

I have moved your post to a new thread as it is unrelated to the thread you posted it in.

This sounds like a capabilities issue and is not related to the coin adapter. Can you go to Wallets → Capabilities and check that the roles that your users have are granted the has_wallets capability? Additionally, some UIs need special capabilities so make sure to enable all the wallets capabilities to your user role or roles (Subscriber, Member, etc). Just make sure to keep the manage_wallets capability only for admins. The capabilities are also explained in detail in the documentation file.

kind regards

[alexg]

From what you say it seems you have done everything correctly.

I cannot think of anything else.

I am willing to have a look at your site if you let me login. There must be an error somewhere, and I will probably be able to determine what it is if I have a look.

The problem you describe with Opera sounds like an encoding issue: you could try disabling zlib compression from the frontend settings and see if it fixes that problem. But if the buttons do appear and are not clickable, there should be some JavaScript error that you might have missed. The normal behavior is that you click a button and the tip suggestion (coin selection and tip amount) get entered into the form. Then, the user can click on the “send” button. Are you certain that no JavaScript error occurs exactly at the time when you click on the button?

Let me know if you want me to look at it.

best

[alexg]

This is now implemented in version 3.5.0.

Thank you for suggesting it.

kind regards

 

[alexg]

OK you say that the wallets work fine. That’s great.

Sorry but I believe I misunderstood your issue.

Can you please describe the following?

• Where exactly does this error show?
• After what action or in what condition does it show?
• If possible, can you show me a screenshot?

Thank you.

[alexg]

The Author Payroll extension works but it is a bit hard to setup and use. The Tip the Author extension works fine for many people. I can’t think of anything else right now, but it should be something trivial.

• You could try disabling all other plugins (besides wallets and tip the author) and see if the problem persists. You could also try with a different theme. If you discover an incompatibility, let me know, and I’ll see what I can do to fix it.
• If you like I can login to your test page and have a look at what the problem might be.
• Finally, there is a small chance that there might be an error that would show up in your WordPress logs. Instructions for enabling logging are here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress

Let me know.

kind regards

[alexg]

OK I assume you have checked that the “Post type filter” and “Category filters” match your post type and post category.

Additionally, the tips UI does not show if:

• the current user does not have the has_wallets capability
• the current user is the same user as the author of the post (user cannot tip themselves)

Let me know if this solves your problem.

If not, you can email me some login credentials and I can have a look.

kind regards

Alex

[alexg]

@digimoney

Hello,

1. Can you tell me what type of wallet you are trying to connect to? Which adapter are you using?

2. You listed two JSON API URIs. Do these return an error HTTP status code? If they are just listed in your console but there is no error, then this is normal.

Let me know please

thanks

[alexg]

Thanks for your feedback.

I am aware that multivendor support is something that some people want, but realistically I cannot visit this within 2018. There are simply too many other things to do.

Once I do start work on this, there will not be an issue of losing the ability to pay with other currencies. WooCommerce always lets you mix-and-match various payment gateways.

kind regards

[alexg]

Hello,

1. Did you check for JavaScript errors in your console?

2. Do you have any online adapters? There should be online adapters for the coins you have listed in the “tip suggestions” field.

Let me know

Thanks
Alex

[alexg]

Hello,

It is not possible to integrate ERC20 tokens to this plugin. I have looked at this before since it is often requested. The accounting model of Ethereum does not easily lend itself to the architecture of the plugin, so you will only be able to use Ethereum via the CoinPayments adapter. Other than that, no ERC20, sorry!

The plugin works best with UTXO tokens such as clones of Bitcoin, and there might also be an IOTA adapter soon(-ish).

kind regards

[alexg]

Hi Philipp,

Yes I understand what you mean. Thank you.

It is indeed not easy to setup a full node. If all you want is to easily set up a WooCommerce store there are better options out there. My hope for this family of plugins is to appeal mostly to developers who are trying to build something on top of the APIs, as well as have a solid basis on which to build an exchange plugin for WordPress. The cloud adapters and payment gateways were an afterthought to be honest.

I do not perform custom development. However I will look at what you suggest when I find the time. At the moment my priority is to finish the Exchange extension.

kind regards

Alex

[alexg]

Hi,

My apologies. This is my fault.

You cannot hook to the wallets_multiadapter_coins filter from a theme because it runs before any themes are loaded.

You have two options:

1. Enter your data into assets/coins.csv. This is not ideal because if there is an update to the multiadapter your csv file will be overwritten. But this can be a way to quickly move forward for now.
2. The best course of action would be to take the code you have and wrap it into a plugin. This is very simple:
   1. Create a new PHP file
   2. Add some headers as shown here
   3. Paste your code beneath the headers
   4. Copy the PHP file into your wp-content/plugins directory
   5. Go to Plugins and activate your plugin.

Thank you for reporting this problem. I will update the online instructions today.

kind regards

Alex

[alexg]

Hello Philipp,

The plugin has a modular architecture: it connects to coin adapters and app extensions.

You can connect to a full node if you wish, and that allows use of some of the lesser-known coins with apps such as the WooCommerce payment gateway. You can also install a cloud wallet adapter if you do not wish to install a full node.

All of this is explained in the readme and documentation. Choosing between a full node or a cloud wallet adapter has its tradeoffs. You can have a look if you like.

kind regards

Alex

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