What do you mean by there is something wrong? Is PayPal not accepting the credentials, is it blocking the IP, is the plugin not sending all required PayPal details?

Hi Nayeem,

I have copy-pasted the credentials from PayPal and made sure that I didn’t miss out any characters or added any spaces, so you they are 100% correct.

Yes, I have done some customization on the front end part where you add a product. This is mainly to integrate the Woocommerce Simple Actions plugin. The role customer was renamed to venue profile, and the role seller was renamed to regular profile.

I have tested with PayPal sandbox before adding the adaptive payments plugin, and the checkout worked. I have not done any customization on the adaptive plugin.

Yes, go ahead.

Hello,

It’s already been a week, is there any progress with the issue?

You told me that PayPal Adaptive was not enabled, but it was. This is how I get the PayPal error. Can you please do a test order and see for yourself.

Regards,
Stephen

Hi again,

The payment method was enabled before, hence the paypal error. I still get the error when I am redirected to paypal. You can also try checking out with any details just to get to the paypal page

Hi Nayem,

I have made sure that the sellers have a valid paypal account. That is not the issue. I can give you admin access for you to check the issue.

Hallo Nayem,

I don’t think you understood me: I already have a basic pack which is free. My question is how can I activate a non-free pack for a user through the admin, without the user having to pay?

I have managed to do this myself. This is how I did it:

Inside the file classes/template-shortcodes.php around line 145 just after

$post_data = apply_filters( 'dokan_insert_product_post_data', array(
      'post_type'    => 'product',
      'post_status'  => $product_status,
      'post_title'   => $post_title,
      'post_content' => $post_content,
      'post_excerpt' => $post_excerpt,
) );

$product_id = wp_insert_post( $post_data );

I have added the following code

//Set default stock to 1
update_post_meta( $product_id, '_manage_stock', 'yes'  );
update_post_meta( $product_id, '_stock', '1'  );

I hope this helps the other people trying to do this.

Thanks, this worked