Tag: woocommerce

Payment Gateway Stats 3.1 – More accurate stats

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Payment Gateway Stats 3.0 and newer works with modern WooCommerce versions again. Meaning WooCommerce version 5 and newer.

Version 3.1, this update, has been tested in WooCommerce 10.4 and fixes a the discovery query for Payment Methods. A number of payment gateway plugins combine several payment methods into one option in WooCommerce. For example – the PayPal plugin I use combines Paypal, Venmo, Apple Pay and Google Pay into one payment option. All of these methods would show up as “PayPal” in Payment Gateway Stats.

As a quirk, if the first found transaction happened to be through, say, Apple Pay. All PayPal payments would show up as Apple Pay. This causes confusion for you as a user. It certainly did for me when I found this out today. So an immediate fix was needed.

Now, with the new query, these are split out into their ‘sub titles’ and the plugin relies a bit more on the parsed title for splitting up payment methods. Apple Pay is Apple Pay, and PayPal is Paypal, even if they’re paid for through the same payment method. Simple as that.

Changes in Payment Gateway Stats

  • Update – Payment gateways accepting various methods on one gateway are now shown accurately
  • Tested – WooCommerce 10.4

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The update is available for WordPress and Classicpress. Please update Payment Gateway Stats today. The update is available through automatic updates in your dashboard, or via direct download in your profile on this website if you bought the plugin within the last year. If you do not have Payment Gateway Stats yet, you can buy a copy below.

PayPal Surcharge 1.3.6 – Updates for updates

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Paypal Surcharge has recently been updated to work work with the all new Update API for easier and faster automatic updates. This version improves on that system. The Update code has a number of improvements and new features. For example it handles errors better and for update checks it no longer contacts WordPress.org.

On top of that, AJdG PayPal Surcharge has been tested in WooCommerce 10.1.0 and WordPress 6.8.2.

What is PayPal Surcharge?

With PayPal Surcharge you can automagically add a small usage fee to your orders. This is mainly meant to off-set PayPal’s high transaction costs or to share the burden of dispute charges and chargebacks.
At checkout the plugin adds your percentage or fixed fee to the cart when the customer selects PayPal for the payment option.

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Changes for PayPal Surcharge 1.3.6

  • Update – AJdG Update API library 2.1
  • Tested – WooCommerce 10.1.0

Coupon Catcher for WooCommerce 1.1 – Adding auto-updates

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Coupon Catcher is the latest plugin to gain support for automated updates. This little plugin receives irregular updates and installing them manually is a bit of a chore, as is with any plugin. No more! Coupon Catcher for WooCommerce now supports automatic updates.

On top of that, AJdG PayPal Surcharge has been tested in WooCommerce 10.1.0 and WordPress 6.8.2.

What is Coupon Catcher?

Coupons through WooCommerce have to be applied manually by the user. If you run a lot of promotions or just want to be the coolest webshop on the internet by auto-applying coupons, you need Coupon Catcher for WooCommerce.

Create simple links that you can use in newsletters, or just share anywhere you like, and your chosen coupon code is automatically applied to the users cart.

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Coupon Catcher 1.1

  • Added – Automatic Updates
  • Added – WooCommerce dependency
  • Update – AJdG Update API library 2.1
  • Update – Action links
  • Tested – WooCommerce 10.1.0

Stripe Surcharge 1.5.5 – Update update

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Stripe Surcharge has recently been updated to work work with the all new Update API for easier and faster automatic updates. This version further improves on that initiative. The Update code has a number of improvements and new features. For example it no longer checks with WordPress.org for updates, but only on this website. Also error responses have been improved.

On top of that, AJdG Stripe Surcharge has been tested in WooCommerce 10.1.0 and WordPress 6.8.2.

What is Stripe Surcharge?

Stripe Surcharge lets you add a small percentage or fixed fee to your orders. This is mainly meant to off-set Stripe’s high chargeback fees, but can be used for a number of things such as having the customer pay for the use of their credit card.
At checkout the plugin adds your percentage or fixed fee to the cart when the customer selects PayPal for the payment option.

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Changes for Stripe Surcharge 1.5.5

  • Update – AJdG Update API library 2.1
  • Tested – WooCommerce 10.1.0

Payment Gateway Stats 3.0.1 – Compatibility update.

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Payment Gateway Stats 3.0 and newer works with modern WooCommerce versions again. Meaning WooCommerce version 5.0 and newer.

Version 3.0.1, this update, has been tested in WooCommerce 9.9.5 and fixes a few things for the Update code for the plugin. Meaning Automated updates now also work more reliably.

Changes in Payment Gateway Stats

  • fix – Update response processing for AJdG API
  • tested – WooCommerce 9.9.5

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Updates are important

Updating your plugins and themes is important for the safety and performance of your website. This is good practice for most plugins and themes.

If you’ve bought any of my plugins in the last 12 months you can download the latest version of these plugins from your account on this website. If you don’t have a copy yet, get one here: https://ajdg.solutions/plugins/for-woocommerce/.

To install the update simply unzip the new version. Then upload the resulting folder to /wp-content/plugins/. If prompted, overwrite the existing folder. There is no need to disable the plugin while updating, as long as you upload the whole plugin in one go.

Read detailed update steps on the knowledge base.

And next time… A neat and nice update notification will appear in your dashboard. Woohoo! 🥳