KoDan

I have tracked down the pages & the code I need to edit, you already have working code written for the Shopping Cart and I just want to be able to implement this in a different spot in the site, so hopefully this research will help along with the Support request.

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Here is the code from the Front-End User Profile: /wpdm-premium-packages/templates/user-dashboard/billing-info.php
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<div class=”form-group col-md-6 “>
<label class=”” for=”billing_country”><?php _e(“Country”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?> <i class=”fa fa-star text-danger ttip”
title=”<?php _e(‘Required’, ‘wpdm-premium-packages’); ?>”></i></label>
<?php
$countries = wpdmpp_get_countries();
$allowed_countries = ( isset($wpdmpp_settings[‘allow_country’] ) ) ? $wpdmpp_settings[‘allow_country’] : array();
?>
<select class=”required wpdm-custom-select form-control” id=”billing_country” name=”checkout[billing][country]”>
<option value=””><?php _e(‘–Select Country–‘, ‘wpdm-premium-packages’); ?></option>
<?php
foreach ($countries as $country) {
if ( ! empty( $allowed_countries ) ) {
if( in_array( $country->country_code, $allowed_countries ) )
echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $country->country_code . ‘”‘ . selected( $billing[‘country’], $country->country_code, false ) . ‘>’ . $country->country_name . ‘</option>’;
} else {
echo ‘<option value=”‘ . $country->country_code . ‘” ‘ . selected( $billing[‘country’], $country->country_code, false ) . ‘>’ . $country->country_name . ‘</option>’;
}
}
?>
</select>
<span class=”error help-block”></span>
</div>
</div>

<div class=”row row-fluid”>
<div class=”form-group col-md-6 “>
<label class=”” for=”billing_state”><?php _e(“State/County”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?> <i class=”fa fa-star text-danger ttip”
title=”<?php _e(‘Required’, ‘wpdm-premium-packages’); ?>”></i></label>
<input type=”text” id=”billing_state” name=”checkout[billing][state]” data-placeholder=”<?php _e(“State/County”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?>”
value=”<?php if (isset($billing[‘state’])) echo $billing[‘state’]; ?>” class=”input-text required form-control”>
<span class=”error help-block”></span>
</div>

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So for the [input:select] I can see it looping through the array to give the Country pull-down & I can see the [input:text] for the State. So obviously here there is no connection between the two form fields.
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Here is the working code from the Shopping Cart: /wpdm-premium-packages/templates/checkout-cart/checkout-billing-info.php
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<div class=”form-group”>
<div class=”row”>
<div class=”col-md-6″>
<label class=”control-label”><?php echo __(“Country”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?> <span class=”required” title=”<?php _e(‘Required’, ‘wpdm-premium-packages’); ?>”>*</span></label>
<div class=”controls”>
<?php
$allowed_countries = get_wpdmpp_option(‘allow_country’);
$all_countries = wpdmpp_countries();
?>
<select id=”country” name=”billing[country]” required=”required” class=”custom-select wpdm-custom-select form-control <?php echo wpdmpp_tax_active() ? ‘calculate-tax’ : ”; ?>” data-live-search=”true” x-moz-errormessage=”<?php echo __(“Please Select Your Country”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?>”>
<option value=””><?php echo __(“–Select Country–“, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?></option>
<?php foreach ($allowed_countries as $country_code) { ?>
<option value=”<?php echo $country_code; ?>” <?php selected( $billing[‘country’], $country_code, true ); ? <?php echo $all_countries[$country_code]; ?></option>
<?php } ?>
</select>
</div>
</div>
<div class=”col-md-6″>
<label class=”control-label”><?php echo __(“State / Province”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?> <span class=”required” title=”<?php _e(‘Required’, ‘wpdm-premium-packages’); ?>”>*</span></label>
<div class=”controls”>
<select id=”region” name=”billing[state]” type=”text” class=”custom-select wpdm-custom-select form-control <?php echo wpdmpp_tax_active() ? ‘calculate-tax’ : ”; ?>”></select>
<input id=”region-txt” style=”display:none;” name=”billing[state]” value=”<?php echo $billing[‘state’]; ?>” type=”text” placeholder=”<?php echo __(“state / province / region”, “wpdm-premium-packages”); ?>” class=”form-control <?php echo wpdmpp_tax_active() ? ‘calculate-tax’ : ”; ?>”>
<p class=”help-block”></p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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Here I can see the two [input:selects]. Obviously there are associated functions which load the ‘State / Province’ form field with the right data.
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Unfortunately when I copy the new ‘State / Province’ code over all I get is a blank [input:select], so I’m guessing [checkout-billing-info.php] the functions aren’t available to [billing-info.php].

I’m sure it’s not hard but I just haven’t been able to find the link and would appreciate a bit of help 🙂

** UPDATE **

From the last session testing adding new packages this is the result – ONLY the FIRST package uploaded *.jpg created the Thumbnail Image next to the uploaded file, all of the following either displayed just an icon or, in some cases, nothing.

I tested again today using BOTH the *.jpg that worked and another (same everything except content), and guess what? NEITHER FILE CREATED THUMBNAILS

Tried opening & saving files from Mac OS Preview (instead of GIMP) AND another OS (Win 7) and software package Canon’Digital Photo Professional’ (which even gives an error log for output conversion AND optional retaining all of the camera information) – still no thumbnails.

IMHO Based on this is ‘cannot’ be the *.jpg file causing the issue, and the fact that a COUPLE (I think it is a total of 2/35 ) uploads DID WORK makes this incredibly difficult to debug.

So at this point I just want to turn off the code completely (as it doesn’t ‘seem’ to affect the front end apart from giving erors) BUT having some insight as to where, what and any unexpected consequences of turning off the functions would be greatly appreciated…..

A couple of extra notes.

Although you can switch off User Role discounts & Package Coupon codes from Settings > Premium Packages, this only turns off the field display in the Cart, pretty well any other page that renders an order shows these as column headers and 0.00 content – hence the hard-coding to completely remove this from displaying.

Whilst modifying these files I also modified: wpdm-premium-packages/templates/partials/order-notes.php

I don’t mind the [ADD NOTE] option but for the purchaser to easly contact the site admin or seller, but I really didn’t want them being able to UPLOAD files without having a lot more control over what, how big, how many, etc……. so that was also hard-coded out.

I have figured out a solution that works well. ONLY select [Pages] in the theme settings (the other options, including POST give inconsistent resluts) and add the following to functions.php.

function search_filter($query) {
if ( !is_admin() && $query->is_main_query() ) {
if ($query->is_search) {
$query->set(‘post_type’, ‘post’);
}
}
}

add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’search_filter’);

Now the text search works perfectly across pages and downloads!

Yeah I know how the Search Widget works – however IMHO a text string search that only searches packages is a bit misleading.

The curious part is the ‘default’ search is clearly being influenced by code coming from your theme Verse – as it presents the different sections that I have selected in the Admin panel. That’s why I’m wondering if it is a Theme code question.

Downloads > settings >Frontend Access also has the following ‘Category Page Options’

Use Basic Style

OR

Use Link Template

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Again nothing seems to change at the front end no matter what I select here, even using my ‘<div>just contains text to see what happens</div>’ template 🙂

Sorted. I can see that by cloning a template you have the option to add the shortcode. Now hopefully I can figure out how to text string search it……

If I can get the Order & Invoice pages to display all the order details (in another Topic!) I think these tax edits will work. Still need to go through and change ‘Tax’ to ‘GST’ 🙂

I folder-level searched through the plugin code and have turned off any instances of [$total += $tax] or [$order_total = $subtotal + $tax;]

/wpdm_premium_packages/wpdm_premium_packages.php
/wpdm_premium_packages/includes/lib/class.Order.php
/wpdm_premium_packages/includes/lib/cart.php

This displays the ‘tax inclusive’ package price correctly and displays the tax component correctly at the Cart, even with two products and a Coupon Code. And the Guest Order also writes into the DB OK [subtotal:20, tax:1, cart_discount:0, coupon_discount: 10]. Order ID: wpdmpp5D40E99DA3A8D

BUT….here is the domino effect

1. https://www.motoshoot.com.au/purchases/?id=wpdmpp5D40E99DA3A8D

2. https://www.motoshoot.com.au/guest/?id=wpdmpp5D40E99DA3A8D&wpdminvoice=1

Again in both instances the code is automatically adding the subtotal and the tax.

BTW although deducting the Coupon Discount value correctly it is not displaying the field anywhere here? There are a few other glitches here so I have started a new Forum Topic ‘Guest Order/Invoicing Problems’

I have done an extended search through the other plugin folders but aren’t matching the $total, $subtotal or $tax strings. So apart from not knowing WHERE thiscalculation is happening, based on the way the code is written I am again thinking that leaving everything as default code but simply changing the way the package price is displayed at the FRONT END is probably the safest option.

But where is this done?

FYI it is my suggestion that whenever you do financial calculations all results, no matter how simple it seems, are written into the database record. By doing this you should never need to perform any further mathematical calculations on the data, so there is never any possibility of a mis-match, no matter how the data is subsequently presented 🙂

Shahriar, yes this is a simple solution, but it won’t work because I have to be able to show the customer the TAX component.

Therefore I have to have the Cart code calculate and display Tax, and at the moment it adds the Tax. I can see in the code where it does this, but I’m pondering whether trying to make it work the ‘other’way around is too much of a ‘custom’ code change. IMHO major changes (any really) to financial code really needs lengthy and robust beta-testing & debugging.

So that’s why I’m wondering if it isn’t a simpler to just change to ‘displayed’ prices at the front end. I’m pretty happy working out the code changes (not complicated) really just after pointers on which files I should be looking at.

Adrian