It would not have anything to do with deploying the app. The settings are stored in the database.Thanks for this tip! Sadly, this still didn't generate any text files. I've also confirmed that the option to save to PC is checked - when I upgraded, the dashboard saved all my settings.
Perhaps I upgraded the dashboard incorrectly?
On my Openshift FTP, I replaced the JAR file and deleted "mongodb.lock." Based on the video tutorial, there didn't appear to be any other steps... Thoughts?
[EDIT]: Also, is it possible to generate text files when using the "Quick Test"? I keep having to either test the text saving feature LIVE, or charging myself a donation... it's not ideal for testing.
I tested it with firefox, could you try it to?
Chrome does not work for me so my assumption was that clearing cache would work.
Chrome permission system is probably at fault, because firefox permissions normally popup after update.
There is no reason why it wouldnt work but try this - hit Ctrl+Shift+I in in tab where dashboard is opened and go to elements tab in that console window that will popup, then you will see this
The original width is 1 and height is 1, change it to 100x100
Now you will be able to see the applet and you should be able to click it and reapply the permissions.
For some reason my chrome shows the applet as not supported, as if chrome version I use no longer supported java applets
If you look at this page - https://java.com/en/download/help/enable_browser.xml
So somehow java is not working in my chrome, it is probably the same for you - I dont have any solution for this at the moment - chrome is at fault
The simplest way to test donations is with paypal simulator.
You also need to check sandbox checkbox in config wizard
You need to use the same receiver mail in simulator as in wizard
I will add support for testing it with quick test.