The link http://scoobycoin.com/wp-content/plugins/wallets-multiadapter/assets/scripts/wallets-multiadapter-validator.min.js?ver=1.0.4 returns 404 which normally means that the script is not on your server. Could it be that the file is missing from your server directory?

Hello,

It seems you have not installed the plugin extension correctly. You have extracted the zip file into the plugins directory, retaining the filename as a directory name.

Delete the plugin directory, then go to Plugins -> Add new -> Upload plugin and select the plugin’s zip file for upload.

After this, activate the extension and it should be ready for configuration.

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OK you have now presumably installed correctly, and activated, the multiadapter extension. Can you please tell me the following:

1. You previously reported an error about the qrcode library not being loaded. Do you still get that error?

2. What do you get when you type the following in your console? typeof jQuery.fn.qrcode

3. Do you see any errors now in your JavaScript console?

4. Could it be that you have done the same installation mistake with the main plugin? The main plugin should be installed either by uploading the zip file via the “upload plugin” button or directly from wordpress.org via the admin interface. (You could unzip the plugin manually, but in that case you need to make sure that the directory is named “wallets” and that the file permissions and user ownership match those needed by your web server.)

Let me know.

Thank you for the additional info. I signed up to your site and had a look at the test page.

As you said, there are no JavaScript errors.

The JSON API does not report a deposit address. This is why it is not shown. When logged in, you can see the response yourself. There is a missing field,deposit_address: https://scoobycoin.com/test/?__wallets_apiversion=2&__wallets_action=get_coins_info

The JSON API code uses the wallets_api_deposit_address filter to get the user’s deposit address: https://wallets-phpdoc.dashed-slug.net/classes/Dashed_Slug_Wallets_PHP_API.html#method_api_deposit_address_filter

If an address is not already assigned to the user, a new address is generated by the wallet via the getnewaddress RPC command. Then, the address is attached to the JSON API response, like so:

https://github.com/dashed-slug/wallets/blob/3.5.4/includes/json-api.php#L612-L618

1. Is it possible that your wallet does not respond to the getnewaddress RPC command? Can you call the command from the CLI to check yourself? For Bitcoin, you would do a bitcoin-cli getnewaddress and it would respond with a string that is a new address. You should replace bitcoin-cli with the name of your wallet’s binary.

2. If the RPC command works as expected, it might be worth looking at your PHP logs. You can enable WordPress logging and then look at wp-contend/debug.log. Then, check to see if any errors appear while the plugin requests a new address.

Please let me know.

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Hello,

The schema upgrade is now rolled out in the 3.5.6 release. You can use coin symbols of up to 8 characters.

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