[Kelvin]

How are you correctly setting it up? It should be like this: http://dukapress.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/product-options.png

[Kelvin]

Can you give a link to you shop?

Also, please verify that all your products have defined prices and that you are putting in the correct category IDs.

[Kelvin]

Hello guys. Sorry for slow response on this.

I know this probably will not make you happy, but could you please try contact WorldPay? I was talking to another DukaPress user and he told me WorldPay was able to resolve their issues very quickly.

I am still trying to get a solution, though. 🙂

[Kelvin]

Try:
1. Change your permalink to something like “shop”
2. Have you put prices on all your products in this format 1,999.99?

[Kelvin]

Yes it is resolved. The issue was permalink-related. Just rename your permalink to something random to see if you have the same kind of problem.

[Kelvin]

Do you think it is possible for you to give me temporary admin access? duka(at)dukapress.org

[Kelvin]

This is the custom field value that I used: Size|Small|Medium;50.00|Large;80.00

yes, the amounts do get “added on”.

So if you want a variation to cost 40 and the base is 10, make its price 30.

[Kelvin]

Technically speaking, this is VERY possible to do. You’d need a php/WordPress developer, though, because it may turn out to be complex.

Basically you would need to modify DukaPress so that you can upload the image and then attach it to the shopping cart so that it is associated with the order.

If you want, we do provide customization services: duka(at)dukapress.org

[Kelvin]

This will fix the problem: http://dukapress.org/forums/topic/permalinks-issue/

(basically it is caused by your page having the permalink ending in “products”)

About your second question – DukaPress does not have any set templates that it works with. You can change to whatever theme you want.

[Kelvin]

Really hard to help you without seeing it. May we see the site?

[Kelvin]

Hmmm, this was intentional. But perhaps we need to rethink.

However look at a product like this one: http://dukapress.org/demo/products/carved-goat-head/

It seems to work fine when the first variation price is 0 – which means it takes on the base price of the product. And it means you don’t have the problem you describe.

Thoughts?

[Kelvin]

It is VERY possible, and quite easy to do this through CSS.

Look at your page source code and you’ll see the CSS classes that you can use to get it working.

Styles cannot help with the font size and spacing.

[Kelvin]

Thank you for these Keith. We’ll have 1 pretty soon and will start working on 2 soon as possible. 🙂

[Kelvin]

Oops sorry, we do not yet have an integration with any affiliate program 🙁 I know it does not help, sorry.

[Kelvin]

I think calling the host is the best thing to do

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