If you are receiving a network error when connecting to your store, there might be a server configuration preventing the request from being sent or possibly some other error that occurred in your WordPress back-end. To check whether there was a WordPress error causing the connection to fail, you can open your WordPress admin dashboard […]
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Since version 1.1.0 of the FooSales web app, the way in which data is fetched and sent back to your store has changed. Previously, the FooSales web app connected to your WooCommerce store by using the WooCommerce REST API. The WooCommerce REST API authenticates through a Consumer key and Secret key that needs to be
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If you are able to connect to your store, but receive a network error when submitting an order, there might be a server configuration preventing the request from being sent or possibly some other error that occurred in your WordPress back-end. To check whether there was a WordPress error causing the connection to fail, you
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Common Issues: Have you installed and activated the FooSales WordPress plugin? Was your URL entered correctly? Did you enter the correct username and password? Does the WordPress user have appropriate permissions? Do you have any security plugins installed? Do you use a CAPTCHA plugin? Is REST API accessible? Is your site installed in a subdirectory
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The FooSales iPad and Android tablet apps connect to your store using the FooSales REST API (primary) or WordPress XML-RPC (secondary). REST API is the preferred connection method as it is generally more stable and secure than XML-RPC. If the REST API is not accessible, the app will try to connect using XML-RPC as a fallback. FooSales uses
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Having trouble logging into FooSales apps? Visit our connection issue help guide where we outline common issues and how to resolve them. The FooSales plugin includes a built-in web version that runs directly within your WordPress admin area. If you’re unable to access it, you can also use the FooSales web app by logging in
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The FooSales iPad and Android tablet apps connect to your store using REST API (primary) or WordPress XML-RPC (secondary). REST API is the preferred connection method as it is generally more stable and secure than XML-RPC. In certain server environments, you might not be able to use the REST API and your web host or
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Having trouble logging into FooSales apps? Visit our connection issue help guide where we outline common issues and how to resolve them. When loading the FooSales iPad or Android tablet apps, you will be presented with a login screen that is used to connect FooSales to your store. Please enter your WooCommerce Store URL (this
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The FooSales plugin includes a built-in web app that runs directly within your WordPress admin area. To launch FooSales web app, log in to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to FooSales > Point of Sale in the left-hand menu. The FooSales web app is compatible with most modern browsers, including Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and
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