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  2. Dan Cole
    Sounds like you grew up in my era. Dan
  3. Hotclutch
    "Constructive" feedback is subjective and can be perceived to be offensive, arrogant or pompous. If i thought my comments were offending the person who made a contribution, i would probably keep my next thoughts to myself, even if i thought the code was cr@p.
  4. Dan Cole
    I think we can all agree with that. The idea as I see it, is to see if we can come up with something that we can do while we wait for a more ideal solution. Dan
  5. René H4

    Paypal App - Fee

    René H4 replied to Dj-Viper's topic in PayPal

    Damn! I hate regulations. Other people decide what I can do and cannot.... However, I have accepted that Paypal charges me. If I get a call from a customer for order-support, I remind him of other payment options and they usually understand.... 🙂
  6. burt
    Trying to (by request!) stop the negative and de(un?)constructive comments on addon threads. If everyone could just agree to give constructive feedback as and where they feel it deserves and constructive replies as and where it deserves it, we'd be golden. So, any ideas - considering we don't have an ability to do it in the marketplace (addon area)...
  7. Hotclutch
    People leave their feedback wrt to addons in the support thread as it is now, so this whole thread is a non issue as far as i am concerned. If you're going to implement a feedback system, the appropriate place would be at the "point of sale" or marketplace.
  8. 14steve14 started following How to show customers zip code/postcode in orders and Paypal App - Fee
  9. 14steve14

    Paypal App - Fee

    14steve14 replied to Dj-Viper's topic in PayPal

    Whilst not really connected to this how many here have read about Geo blocking in the EU. These regulations state that no customer within the EU can be put in a position that discriminates against that person on price, amongst other things. Search for Geo blocking regulations that came into effect on the 3rd December 2018 as they make interesting reading if you have the will to live.
  10. 14steve14
    Agree with the above. Without some sort of written explanation there will be nothing visible to those that would like to download the addon to see why a particular rating was given. It will also allow the developer to answer such remarks when releasing new versions. Keep it simple and all in one easy to find place. In some cases it would take far to long to look for and read through long support threads.
  11. burt
    There is a tiny bit of data available (but not displayed), but I think you're right...it's pretty meaningless without (at the very least) some tracking of names that can be viewed. "aggregateRating": { "@type": "AggregateRating", "ratingValue": 3.8, "ratingCount": 5 }
  12. Dan Cole
    It looks like you can vote as often as you want but perhaps it just adjusts your rating rather then affecting the average. Maybe adding a simple poll to the support threads might help. ie as simple as Solid add-on. OR Can be Improved (PM author). Dan
  13.    burt reacted to a post in a topic: Addon Feedback
  14. Hotclutch
    It's just an aggregate. The number of votes are not even indicated to users. So it's basically meaningless. A custom plugin will be required with Admin rights to implement it.
  15. 14steve14
    I am often told that there is no such thing as a silly question. I believe that I have found that silly question. For what ever reason I am trying to add a tracking number from Royal Mail and a couriers into the comments box when updating orders in admin. That bit is easy using Gary's 'Canned Comments' code , and it all works fine and as I hoped it would. The canned comments are added in the orders page after you have clicked to see the order. I want to show the customers zip/post code on the main orders page or front screen of the orders to make it easy which orders need the tracking number listed. The post office receipt matches the tracking code to the postcode, which cant be seen until the order is actually opened and viewed. That means I have to click on every order to find the postcode to find the tracking number, when it is only needed on certain orders. In my view that's a waste of time with 40+ orders a day. I hope this is all making some sort of sense to someone. On the main orders page things like customers, order total, order date and order status are shown. I have added customers IP and order number there so I have a basic idea on how to alter that page to show a heading and can figure out how to show the postcode I hope, but have no idea on how to incorporate the order and a section of the delivery address to get the data needed to show relative to the customers order. This is where I need help. I need to know the sql statement to get that info please and where it would be best placed in the orders page code. Any help greatly appreciated.
  16. burt
    Same. It looks like it is the average rating, but it doesn't show who or how many stars they gave.
  17. Dan Cole
    Done....I didn't see any moderation functions or any idea of what it is suppose to mean. Dan
  18. René H4

    Paypal App - Fee

    René H4 replied to Dj-Viper's topic in PayPal

    It's much more than 2% margin. First of all Paypal starts with 3.4% plus 0,34. Of the sales price including VAT. If buy you product for 60 Euro's, and sell it for 100 Euro's, ex VAT, that would be Euro 121 in the Netherlands. That would take Euro 4.11 Paypalfee. Next, that would be more than 10% of your margin.... 😞 Mathmatics right?
  19. burt
    Could someone else please rate this thread. I want to see how it works...and if there is any moderator function (eg seeing raters) attached to it.
  20.    altoid reacted to a post in a topic: Addon Feedback
  21. Dan Cole

    Paypal App - Fee

    Dan Cole replied to Dj-Viper's topic in PayPal

    Just curious...what is this suppose to mean? Dan
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  23. Gyakutsuki
    @burt No at this time. the conditions are no good in my sense. HPDL has leadership for me and nobody knows what he wants to make in the future. I will continue to help people in function my little time and request. I did just notice that each thread does have a star rating 1-5. ? No, it doesn't have sense, the answer has a sense. After something can be made with experimentation with StackOverflow approach.
  24.    burt reacted to a post in a topic: Paypal App - Fee
  25. BrockleyJohn

    Paypal App - Fee

    BrockleyJohn replied to Dj-Viper's topic in PayPal

    You can't do that in the UK - how other European countries apply the regs I couldn't say. From ... The UK regs cover personal card payments and electronic payments but not cash and cheques. So you can charge more or less to people that pay with cash, cheques or company cards, but you have to charge the same to anyone paying with personal cards, paypal, applepay and so on.
  26. burt
    I did just notice that each thread does have a star rating 1-5. Could that be used in some way?
  27. burt
    Would you take the time to show leadership in this Community ? Close down your fork and come back.
  28. burt
    Sure, I understand that. Unfortunately, it's now normal practice to call people out (even for things unrelated to the discussion) - as you noted, it's even been done on this thread which I (still) hope may be the catalyst needed for a change of attitude in a lot of people. Put simply; If everyone stuck to giving feedback in a positive manner, and not trying to attack all the time...that would be ideal.
  29. Gyakutsuki
    @burt It could an option. Let the code inside the thread is another option but the people has no time to recreate the code, portion is good If someone has a problem inside this add on, it can says : Ok, I have a problem like that, could you help me ? See square thread for example. Another point if someone thinks to have enough knowledge it can say at a beginner, ok for this module, I will take the community leadership and help you. If you have a problem, some others can merge.
  30. Jack_mcs

    Fake accounts

    Jack_mcs replied to René H4's topic in General Support

    You may not. The average size of the root's .htaccess file is under 10-20 KB, in my experience. Adding the code to block the IP's of multiple countries might increase it to 50 -80 KB. That's still a small file as file size goes but having to load it on every click on a busy site can make a difference. On slower sites, you may not see it. You can run a speed test (I prefer gtmetrix.com) with the blocking code removed and another with it added to see if changes much. I would expect a second or two at most.
  31. Dan Cole
    I get it and like what you're trying to do. I just don't think there is an easy, appropriate way to do that. One rating per user with the users name attached, so there is accountability, might help others to judge the quality of the vote, and still keep it simple. I guess I was brought up in a different time, will I know I was. I was taught that if I wanted to offer constructive criticism or reprimand someone, I should take them aside and not do so in public. Dan
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