[alexg]

By the way, MYCOIN is not available on coingecko or any other exchange rates API platform. Could that be the reason why?

[alexg]

Hi Alex,

The exchange rate for the coin is still the same.

On the ‘exchanges rates’ page, I have searched for the coin on ‘exchanges rates’ table.

It only shows MYCOIN_BTC=> 0.00000300, as opposed to other coins having OTHERCOIN_BTC and BTC_OTHERCOIN.

[alexg]

@bigblue It looks like your theme is somehow interfering with the CSS for the coin logos.

With the latest update 1.0.7 to the CoinPayments adapter, it is possible that your logos are now shown, while before they may not have been available.

With the latest update 4.0.6 to Bitcoin and Altcoin Wallets, I added a very simple rule to the CSS:

https://github.com/dashed-slug/wallets/compare/4.0.5%2e%2e%2e4.0.6#diff-b4ffa000a43467dfca54ca913f9e0e67

You could try this:

1. Delete the file wallets-4.0.6.min.css. This will force the plugin to fall back to the unminified CSS, wallets.css.
2. Then edit the file wallets.css and remove the latest change, i.e. .dashed-slug-wallets .icon img { width: 100%; }
3. See if this makes a difference, after clearing your browser’s cache.

It is also possible that some other rule is needed. If you like I can login to your site as a user with the has_wallets capability, and investigate. Since this is an issue that is probably specific to your theme, I cannot investigate without logging in.

Ultimately I would like to implement Customizer integration. This is something I have been postponing for months now, since it is not critical to the plugin’s operation. But I believe the time has come to address the issue of styling once and for all with a more formal approach, so Customizer support will be included in one of the next releases. It will be possible to control the icon size among other things.

Let me know in an email if you want me to login and look at your theme more closely.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello again,

Today I released version 1.0.8 of the CoinPayments adapter. This new version caches coin logos on your site’s upload directory and subsequently serves them from there.

This should resolve the problem you encountered with the Exchange extension, but please let me know if it did not.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

Thank you for paying for membership.

You have signed up for an EU tax-exempt plan, but you have not provided a valid VATIN in your profile.

Please visit https://www.dashed-slug.net/membership-login/membership-profile/ and enter a valid VATIN that can be verified with VIES. Then you will be able to download the extensions.

with regards

P.S. I have moved your post to a new thread since it is not related to the other thread.

[alexg]

Hello,

In version 4.0.6 I have fixed a bug related to fixer.io exchange rates that I believe was causing your issue. After upgrading, please wait for up to one hour until the exchange rates from fixer.io refresh. (Or, if you have wp-cli installed, you can trigger an instant refresh with wp transient delete wallets_rates_last_run).

If the issue remains after that, please let me know which exchange rate providers you have enabled, and I will look at this again.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

I am still unable to reproduce this problem. Based on your screenshot, I have used the following shortcodes on my test page (and I have enabled a Bitcoin full node and Dogecoin from block.io):

[wallets_balance]
[wallets_deposit]
[wallets_fiat_deposit]
[wallets_transactions template="rows"]

Could you please tell me the following:

1. If you enter only the shortcode [wallets_transactions template="rows"] in a page, do the transactions show correctly for the selected coin?

2. If, after the page loads, you click on the refresh icon next to the transactions, does the problem resolve itself?

3. Do you see any JavaScript errors in your browser console?

4. Which browser are you using?

Thank you

[alexg]

Hello,

Thank you for noticing this error and for reporting it.

This bug was introduced in one of the latest versions of the parent plugin, and it has to do with how the fixer.io exchange rates are stored. It is not a bug of the exchange extension.

It will be fixed in the next release of Bitcoin and Altcoin Wallets.

Thanks again for your help and apologies for the inconvenience!

with regards

[alexg]

Looking at this thread again in 2019, I would like to add some extra info.

1. None of the above feature requests fit well into a payment gateway. What is suggested here is ways to handle order status, not actual payment execution, therefore it is out of scope.

2. The WooCommerce payment gateway now supports refunds in its version 2.0.0.

3. The same extension now doubles as a WC Marketplace payment gateway as of version 2.0.0.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

Could you please tell me the following:

1. Could it be that your coin adapters are not online? Only icons for online adapters are shown.

2. Are your coins hosted on CoinPayments? It could be that the icons are not loaded due to a browser cross-origin policy. If so, I will have to fix this on the coin adapter somehow.

thanks

[alexg]

Sure, use this to extend the last column:

.dashed-slug-wallets-exchange table th:last-child,
.dashed-slug-wallets-exchange table td:last-child {
    width: 100%;
}

The above CSS will stretch the last column to fill the table width.

It is much harder to expand all the columns equally. In fact, any solution I can think for this, would probably not work for all screen sizes.

with regards

[alexg]

Hi,

I have tested these rules in twentyseventeen and should work with many, but not all themes. If these rules are not working for you, this is probably due to your theme.

I can provide an alternative template for this shortcode with horizontal markup rather than CSS rules, in one of the next patches. I will inform you on this thread once this is out.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

The problem with such a button is that it would not be useful on its own. To facilitate a payment, the button must be linked to some plugin/action. Therefore, the issue is not how to create the button, but how to provide a payment gateway to other plugins/functionality.

This is where the WooCommerce Payment Gateway comes in. You could maybe try to sell subscriptions using a plugin such as WooCommerce Subscriptions. This plugin claims to be able to interoperate with any WooCommerce payment gateway.

To give you another example, I have also developed a payment gateway for Event Manager, and this lets you sell tickets to events using cryptocurrencies (although there does not seem to be much interest for this at the moment).

Anyway, my point is that the issue is usually not the button, but the integration with existing plugins. This is usually done via payment gateways. The button is usually rendered by the host of the gateway plugin.

In conclusion, the use case for e-commerce and subscriptions is currently covered via the WooCommerce gateway. If you have an idea for another payment gateway to a well-known plugin, please let me know.

with regards

[alexg]

Thanks, that’s a great idea. It makes a lot of sense.

I will add it to my backlog and will try to implement it soon.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello Mat,

Yes I guess you are right. The theme I’m using, with its default settings, is better viewed with a high resolution monitor.

Until I fix this, you can also use the menu at the bottom of the page, where it is displayed as a site map.

with regards

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