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There's no configuration option to remove this. Your best option is to hide the field using CSS.

See my previous message. In all the time spent developing and testing Publisher I have not once entered a credit card number on the PayPal sandbox.

This should be your API URL:

http://www.digitimm.be/ttg-be/publisher/

Is that what you have?

Hi Lorne,

Thanks for confirming.  There's not much we can tell from the error.  Can you login to your FTP and see whether there are any error logs on the server?  These may be named something like error_log, and reside either directly in your public_html folder, or in the sub-folders ttg-g/ or ttg-g/opp.  It could also reside in a folder such as public_html/logs/ or just logs on the same level as public_html.

Hi Lorne, your PHP version is fine.  Version numbers aren't decimals.  The numbers after the last period represent the revision number.  That means you're running the 17th revision of PHP 5.2, which is newer than the 6th revision.

Can you confirm that your top-level galleries directory in Publisher is set to 'ttg-g'?  Looking at http://passionateaboutpictures.com/ttg-g/ I see two two directories, 'drina' and 'opp'.  'drina' appears to be a non-Publisher gallery.  Is that correct?  I can't tell what 'opp' is as it takes me to an error page.  Is that the album that you're having trouble with?

Hi Kristen, it may be that the album settings in Lightroom haven't had a chance to re-read the available template settings.  The template settings are only read when an album is created or when you change templates (which is not ideal and something I need to look into).  The best work around is to select another template in the album settings and then change the selected template back again.  Do you have two or more templates so you can try that?

I've found where the issue lies.  It's to do with the 'album' of search results not knowing whether the cart is enabled for the photos (which can only be determined by the albums that the photos reside in).  We should have a fix with the next maintenance releases, but have no schedule for that at this point of time.

Alternatively, the CE4 cart supports post-purchase uploading of digital purchases.  That means you can sell the images in the cart, but only need to prepare and upload the images that have been sold, rather than of all images that you want to make available for sale.

Hi Les, I suspect the message is giving an incorrect location. It's getting late here. I'll look into this issue in the morning, Melbourne time.

Hi Ken, I don't believe the API credentials can be used to do anything but make purchases from you.  The only transaction possible is to send you money.  The malicious user would also need a valid credit card number or PayPal account to make payments.  This isn't giving any more power than available from your shopping cart; i.e. anybody can come along and make a purchase.

Having said that, we do try to protect the credentials as much as possible.  They are never displayed on the admin page, and the database storage can only be read from the full ttg be admin, via the phpLiteAdmin page which is protected with a further password.  The weak point is when you supply the credentials in the first place.  A malicious user could eavesdrop the form submission.  The submission of PayPal API credentials during purchase is made using https, so that part is secure.

All I can say is that it's working perfectly for me.  There was a problem as described with the last version of the cart (not related to publisher or ttg-be), but this has been fixed and appears to be working when I visit your test gallery.

Hi Charlie, the cart icon is in the page but set to display: none. 
When you generated the template you're using for search, did you check the 'Display Add-to-Cart Buttons on Grid' option in the Shopping Cart Integration section?  This needs to be checked for the icons to display.