You my not realise it but I am trying to help you here!. Check your PM messages I sent you a message a couple of hours ago. No one else has reported anything like this, so I can only assume a setting or other incompatibility. I've made you an offer to look deeper into this in the PM but if you just what a refund then I'm good with that too as it will save me time. It's entirely up to you.

Ok a couple of things,

Firstly there's nothing wrong with the PP code, however, in Mtree Configuration under Main Tab Use WYSIWYG Editor in front-end Description field: was set to No.  I changed this to Yes  This wasn't the issue but it is a required setting for PP.

Secondly, in PP General Settings I changed the Offline Payment Buttons to show the correct URL. Both of these would have been your next problems and thus now avoided.

The problem is that the Radio button is not displaying and because this the javascript is giving an error because there's nothing to check, I checked the code for the radio button by moving it to another location and it displayed OK. So it had to be something else.

On viewing the source for where the radio button should be it showed this:
<tr>
<td valign="middle" align="left"><strong>Listing Option:</strong></td>
<td><h2 style="visibility: visible;"><span>

RequiresValidation</span> = true;1 Year Standard Listing</h2></td>
</tr>


it should be showing this:
<tr>
<td valign="middle" align="left"><strong>Listing Option:</strong></td>
<td><h2><font color="#5baa5b">

<script language="javascript">RequiresValidation = true;</script><input name="internal_notes" value="3" type="radio">1 Year Standard Listing<br><input name="internal_notes" style="display: none;" type="radio"></font></h2></td>
</tr>


In the code in page_addListing_generic_FORM.php the <h2> does not have a style applied it therefore your Main Template CSS must be adding a style for H2 (and also H3 - I tried that too). And thus underlies the problem its hiding the radio button code between the span tags that it has added.

One would expect that common HTML elements such as Heading Tags in a template would not be overwritten by the CSS which is clearly the case here.

To fix it in your case rather than playing with your CSS, that's something you can do, I just removed the <h2> </h2> tags and replaced them for <strong> </strong> in page_addListing_generic_FORM.php and hey presto it works. Again this is not an error in the PP code, it's an error in YOUR templates CSS

This is just another example of template issues as discussed in this article http://www.paymentsplus.com.au/joomla/i … s-1st.html

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