That error means the API credentials you have entered are incorrect. This could be that one or more of the values are actually wrong, or you could have sandbox credentials entered into the live fields or vice-versa. Please check into that and let me know if you continue to have problems. Thanks!
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MisterH
(@hmarksthespot)
Hi there, Thanks! Shortly after I found out the issue was the password was missing a letter. Now its fixed and working fine.
One thing to note is that you can not edit the buttons directly from wordpress, but once its saved its saved and can only be trashed, to edit them I must to to paypal. which is okay too. Anyway, thanks, good plugin, exactly what I was looking for. Also on a side note, how secure is it? not like many other ones where things can be altered by bad folks to direct things else where is it? You mentioned its quite secure? Also a nice little documentation will help a lot of people, its a nice little plugin, and lastly any new updates coming?
Thanks again for the prompt response. 🙂
Thanks for the feedback. We actually have an update ready in GitHub that will allow you to update buttons, updates the UI design, and a lot more. We’re focused on our “PayPal for WooCommerce” plugin right now, and as soon as it’s fully updated for WC 3.0 (we’re almost there) we’ll be doing final testing on the updates for this plugin and we’ll get it released. Hopefully within a couple of weeks at the most.
As for the security, if you setup Hosted Buttons then these will be most secure. Hosted buttons do not include any of the item / pricing details in the HTML code, so users cannot modify these types of buttons at all.
