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Hello Sjoerd,
I have just sent the Hotel Booking v. 3.9.8 in ticket #41065, kindly install it over existing version to have the issue fixed until the v. 3.9.10 is released.
Thank you for understanding.Regards,
AndreAugust 2, 2021 at 3:56 am in reply to: Stripe error: received unknown parameter: idempotencyKey #1165169Andre FloresModeratorHello Fenton,
I have sent the previous plugin version in ticket #41048 to you.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Daniel,
You may change the button text via Loco Translate plugin. You will find an example of how to do that in this article.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorYou are most welcome 🙂
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Marie,
Would you like to change the button text? If so, you may do that via Loco Translate plugin. You will find an example of how to do that in this article.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Adrian,
Would that be an additional field in checkout form, which should be included in the invoice? Unfortunately, there is no such possibility at the moment. We do have a similar feature request and I have added your up-vote to it. In case there are more requests from other users, we might consider implementing this option to the plugin.
Regards,
AndreJuly 30, 2021 at 1:59 am in reply to: Stripe error: received unknown parameter: idempotencyKey #1164216Andre FloresModeratorHello Bernd,
Our developers have already found a fix and it will be included in the next plugin update, which is expected to be released shortly. Meanwhile, I would recommend temporary downgrading the Hotel Booking plugin to v. 3.9.8 to have Stripe working.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Marie and Adrian,
You may use our nice Checkout Fields add-on, which allows editing existing/adding new fields to the checkout form – I believe this is exactly what you need.
However, those fields will not be displayed in invoice in case the PDF Invoices add-on is used.Regards,
AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Rachel,
You may add a Service Tax under Bookings ->Taxes & Fees tab: http://i.prntscr.com/uNldIVEjQpipiigHRfd1Hg.png – this will apply the tax to services specifically.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Ace,
Thank you for sharing your insights, it is much appreciated. I will make sure to pass this information to our developers for further consideration.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Daniel,
I am extremely sorry that you are facing issues on your website. I would kindly ask that you submit a request to our Help Desk providing access to your WordPress dashboard and your hosting control panel, so we take a closer look at settings and provide further assistance.
Regards,
AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Robert,
Unfortunately, I was unable to replicate the issue you are referring to. Tried removing the incorrect %check_in_time% variable and save changes. After that add the variable back to the same place and save changes once again. Check whether valid time is output in the customer approved emails after that.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Frederik,
Kindly submit a request to our Help Desk providing your website URL and temporary access to WordPress dashboard, so we take a closer look at it.
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AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Jeffrey,
That is correct, there is no option to apply a fee depending on a length of stay, unfortunately. The only way to achieve the desired results is to add a fee to rates directly, as you have mentioned in your previous reply, and adding a notice to your guests know that the fee is included starting from a 3-nights stay.
Regards,
AndreAndre FloresModeratorHello Fenton,
Unfortunately, there is currently no such possibility within default API integrated to the Hotel Booking plugin. We will take your suggestion in mind though for future plugin releases and might include such functionality .
For now the best option would still be the Payment Request add-on, which works perfectly fine with the described scenario.Regards,
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