WooCommerce 2019 Install help

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lkern

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Hi. I am finally getting around to installing the 2019 version of the WooCommerce activation kit.

I set everything up and I am receiving an error message when I go to activate the trial version of the product.
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Here is the code that I entered in my JSON file (keys removed):
Code: 
{
	"products": {
		"14739": {
			"title": "SE_DEMO",
			"xlspadlockprivatekey": "{xx}",
			"xlspadlockmasterkey": "xx",
			"variations": {
				"14743": {
					"usehardwarelocking": 1,
					"maxactivperorder": 2,
					"keymaxdays": 14,
					"shownagscreen": 1
				},
				"14744": {
					"usehardwarelocking": 1,
					"maxactivperorder": 2,
					"shownagscreen": 0
				},
			}
		}
	}
}
Variation # 14744 should not have an expiration date, so I removed that line. Is there something else that I did wrong?
 
The error message is because your php error_level in PHP.INI is set to include deprecated errors. Change that setting and you’ll get rid of the error.
 
I’m sorry, but I don’t know how php.ini would get changed. I don’t get this error with the WooCommerce 2018 setup, so the only thing that has changed is that I made a WooCommerce 2019 activation folder. (I take that back. I have made updates to other plugins, through the plug-in manager, but nothing directly in the php.ini.)

I do not know PHP, so I don’t know how to make the change that you are suggesting.😦
 
I did a search for “error_level” in the php.ini file. All that came up is “intl.error_level”.

It is currently set as E_WARNING. It says that the default is “0”. I tried changing it to “0” and got the same error message as before.
 
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Really? Do you know if I have to config something (on PHP) in order to integration with WooCommerce? Or the email-ordernumber is already implemented?
Where do you find the PHP.ini file?
 
I didn’t think so. I followed the instructions in the WooCommerce 2019 activation help manual and there is nothing said about changing the php.ini file.

I found the php.ini file by doing a search of my public_html folder in my cPanel file manager. Then I did a search within the php.ini file to find the “error_level”. Since I do not know anything about PHP, I am at a loss as to how to fix this problem. I guess I’ll have to just keep working with my WooCommerce 2018 folders instead for now.
 
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I didn’t change anything on my php.ini file. I just created it on my pc and then upload to my public_html.
Make sure that you select the extensions as the video shows. 😉 Hope I could help.
All strings that related to error on my file were as comments, so I didn’t change anything related to the error.
Hope I could help.
 
error_level is actually error_reporting. Try to edit your PHP.INI to set the error_reporting to:

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For PHP 7.4, you’ll also have to disable these PHP options in PHP.INI:

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Contact your web host support if you don’t know how to do it.
 
I changed these items and still receive the same error message.

Also, I did not receive a response to my question about how I entered the information on the workbook.json file. I am trying to set up 2 variations; 1 for a 14-day free trial, and 1 for a product that never expires. I didn’t see the second option in the help manual for the activation kit, so I removed the line completely for keymaxdays. Is that the correct way to handle that?
 
lkern said:
so I removed the line completely for keymaxdays. Is that the correct way to handle that?
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Yes, exactly. Do not define keymaxdays.
lkern said:
I changed these items and still receive the same error message.
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If you are OK, we can send you an updated version of the WooCommerce Integration Kit. It is still considered as Beta, but it is working in our tests.
 
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