YAK 1.0.3d has been released (the WordPress plugin page hasn’t updated yet, but the files are currently available from Sourceforge).
Please backup your existing installation before upgrading. Deactivate, remove the current yak-for-wordpress directory, then copy the new version into the plugins dir and re-activate. You’ll need to double-check the configuration settings, because many input boxes have changed to drop-down selects (for category and page selection for example… see below). This upgrade will also require you to go through your products and set the price in the “YAK Product Details” tab (see point 5 in the changes below) — the custom fields are no longer required.
This release includes the following bug fixes:
- Problem with table creation.
- Country options not saving properly.
- Fix an odd problem with globals.
- The return URL appears to be broken with PayPal IPN. PDT works fine, but IPN seems to wind up back at the home page of the blog. Added a fix to cleanup the order from the shopping cart when this happens.
And the following changes:
- Frank Malina’s new look-and-feel.
- French translation (provided by Charles Dixon-Spain).
- Change money format and currency format to be simpler drop down boxes.
- Change the download url from the settings screen so it is now an override (i.e. optional).
- Add new data input on the post/page edit screen for yak price and title (replacing the old method of using custom fields).
- Remove the “Auto Set Price” option (doesn’t make a huge amount of sense now).
- Fix the Auto Set Quantity so it works with selected categories.
- Tidy up the stylesheet.
- Add a hidden link to the checkout and to the buy button form — vain hope that this might drive more search engine traffic to the YAK plugin page — if you don’t want the link included, it can be switched off on the Basic settings page.
- Change the product category (settings page) from an input box to a dropdown.
- Change the redirect on buy (setting page) from an input box to a dropdown.
- Change the return and cancel urls on the PayPal settings page to a dropdown so you can select a page rather than having to type a url.
I have a problem with js in cart page when try to update quantity and/or remove items
when remove obj:
Error: jQuery is not defined
Source File: http://www.mydomain.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/yak-for-wordpress/ui.js
Line: 69
Error: syntax error
Source File: http://www.mydomain.com/wordpress/?page_id=24
Line: 63, Column: 42
Source Code:
document.forms['cart'].action.value = ‘update’;
Error: deleteProduct is not defined
Source File: http://www.mydomain.com/wordpress/?page_id=24
Line: 1
…and when update qty:
Error: updateQuantities is not defined
Source File: http://www.example.com/wordpress/index.php
Line: 1
Error: jQuery is not defined
Source File: http://www.example.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/yak-for-wordpress/ui.js
Line: 69
Error: syntax error
Source File: http://www.example.com/wordpress/index.php
Line: 63, Column: 42
Source Code:
document.forms['cart'].action.value = ‘update’;
What version of WordPress are you using?
wp 2.5.1
yak 1.0.3d
Can you email the url to your blog so that I can see the problem for myself?
Please visit my site.. all the tags did not work.. Any idea?
Thanks.
Just realised, I never replied to this. I tried to access your site. I could never get there — connections would always time out.
I followed the insructions to the letter bar the following;
In the “YAK Product Details” tab below the post, give your product a price, and if necessary an alternative (display) title.
I dont have this tab in posts. I have it in pages. As a consequence I have no products.
Also,
Price:
Buy:
display exactly that, and not representatice variables.
Anything obvious I may be missing?
Thanks
John
I’m not sure why the tab is not appearing in your posts. I’m using a wordpress ‘hook’ (publish_post) to add the tab — and never had any problem with it not appearing.
My suggestion would be to try disabling all other plugins first. If it then appears, there may be an incompatibility with another plugin — so re-enable each one and check in turn until you find out which one. Also you could view the source of the page to see whether the tab is there, but not visible for some (strange) reason.