Comment posted on Are PayPal 1.7.2 version was released by Aurimas
Geri> I guess you have wrong version of mysql. What is your mysql version?
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- that is not compatible unfortuantely I’ll try to update the plugin to be compatible. On the other hand try to upgrade your mysql version.
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- FAQ
paypal sends ipn posts to the blog and everything what comes from paypal gets registered in there.
Yes csv or txt export of the data could be a good thing. - FAQ
Content will be hidden if you will have no price for it – no 0, but compleately empty – try to clear it using clear button next to post price. this is my bug I should check if its 0 or empty before sending it to paypal. I will put this to be fixed for next version. - Features
If plugin is activated it ads metatag into header and tells the google to index the content but prevents it from caching. You can check sites header and metatags to understand how it works.
Plugin is also able to detect googlebot and if googlebot comes to the site content is exposed to it as if it was user who purchased the content. As google is not allowed to cache the sites contetn it will never show the content under cached version
So you blog can still be indexed by google your users can find it by keywords residing in a hidden area and they still has to pay for it … - Are PayPal 1.7.7 version was released
try to click the button “restore defaults” or similar (I do not recall the label of the button) under templates. It should be ok. - Are PayPal 1.7.7 version was released
Check generated html for buttons maybe you will notice something unusual. Try to reset button templates if so. Try to identify if this is not due to your paypal account configuration.
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Comment by yong — February 3, 2010 @ 9:56 am
I do get this mysql error with your plugin, what to do ?
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'WEEK) > CURDATE() AND up.expiration_unit = 'W' ]
SELECT up.* FROM wp_are_paypal_users up WHERE (up.post_id=’-1′) AND up.user_id=’0′ AND ( ( DATE_ADD(up.purchase_date, INTERVAL up.expire DAY) > CURDATE() AND up.expiration_unit = ‘D’ ) OR ( DATE_ADD(up.purchase_date, INTERVAL up.expire WEEK) > CURDATE() AND up.expiration_unit = ‘W’ ) OR ( DATE_ADD(up.purchase_date, INTERVAL up.expire MONTH) > CURDATE() AND up.expiration_unit = ‘M’ ) OR ( DATE_ADD(up.purchase_date, INTERVAL up.expire YEAR) > CURDATE() AND up.expiration_unit = ‘Y’ ) OR up.expire is null OR up.expire = 0 )
Comment by Geri — February 14, 2010 @ 2:12 pm
Geri> I guess you have wrong version of mysql. What is your mysql version?
Comment by Aurimas — February 14, 2010 @ 5:51 pm
MySQL 4.1.21
Comment by Geri — February 15, 2010 @ 6:45 pm
that is not compatible unfortuantely I’ll try to update the plugin to be compatible. On the other hand try to upgrade your mysql version.
Comment by Aurimas — February 16, 2010 @ 11:35 am