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Checkout 1.8.8.1 Release Notes

March 31st, 2015

WordPress Shopping Cart plugin version 1.8.8.1 release notes Improved Improvement to PayPal recurring info text Show setup/trial fee during checkout if available Blank index.php file in each folder to prevent indexing Show setup/trial fee on product page if available Use WordPress configured date_format and date_i18n Products CSV export improvements Fixed Attach PDF receipt to customer Continue Reading…

Checkout: American Payment Solutions emulator (Authorize.net)

June 26th, 2014

The WordPress Shopping Cart plugin together with the Authorize.net, American Payment Solutions emulator will allow you to accept credit card payments through your WordPress website using Authorize.net without sending your customers away from your site and keeping them inside your WordPress shop/store at all times. Authorize.net (AIM) payment method requires an SSL certificate installed and configured Continue Reading…

Checkout: eProcessingNetwork emulator (Authorize.net)

June 26th, 2014

The WordPress Shopping Cart plugin together with the Authorize.net, eProcessingNetwork emulator will allow you to accept credit card payments through your WordPress website using Authorize.net without sending your customers away from your site and keeping them inside your WordPress shop/store at all times. Authorize.net (AIM) payment method requires an SSL certificate installed and configured on Continue Reading…

Checkout 1.8.4.1 Release Notes

June 4th, 2014

WordPress Shopping Cart plugin 1.8.4 release notes Added Load an external language file “Select All” checkbox for “Active Days” of date picker custom field New pagination in admin Turn object cache on/off in configuration Fixed Can’t download .csv from export-Orders ‘Tax is included in product price’ runs high CPU process and memory eProcessingNetwork Authorize.net emulator x_trans_id Continue Reading…

Checkout: Shopping Cart

July 13th, 2011

Customer Experience > Checkout > Shopping Cart The image below shows the shopping cart on the front-end (customer side) of a site. The shopping cart is specific to each potential customer and it shows them the items that they have added to their cart/basket and so on. If a customer is not happy with the Continue Reading…