If it is a digital product, here is what I did as a workaround until it's fixed.
Use "Free Download Link" and enter an email as if you are sending free links.
After you hit submit, E-Junkie will generate a unique link which you can copy and paste to access the download page. Email the customer the unique url manually.
Thanks everyone for reporting this; I've referred it to Development for investigation.
PayPal hasn't posted notification of any known issues with IPN at their end, but you can check whether IPNs have been sent and, if not, resend them -- see the instructions under step C, item 2 here:
If the IPN shows a status of Failed, tick the box next to each failed IPN and click Resend, which should then have us process the order manually.
If the IPN shows a status of Sent, but you're still not seeing the order in your E-junkie Transaction Log, you can use Send Free Download Link in your Seller Admin to generate a link manually, then copy and past the link generated there (as @AlexanderG suggested above, thx!). Please email our support team with the Transaction IDs of any such orders (where IPN shows as Sent but order not logged in E-junkie), so we can refer those to Development for investigation.
There appear to have been two issues:
- We were processing transactions, but they were not appearing in logs due to a database issue; as @edp noted above, this is now resolved;
- Our system was generating thank-you/notification emails, but Amazon was refusing to actually send them, as we'd reached our sending quota for the day due to the above issue that was spewing out error emails to our sysadmin; we're working to clear this up with Amazon, at which point any backlogged emails should start churning out automatically.
So the good news is, none of our clients will need to do anything about the affected transactions; they should all show up in logs now, and emails should all go out in due course.
We apologize to everyone for the inconvenience and concern, with thanks for your patience and understanding.
Our system already processed the transactions before you refunded them; they just weren't showing up in your Transaction Log, and the emails were backlogged in our outbound mail queue waiting to get sent. However, as soon as you refunded them in PayPal, that should have instantly expired any links we'd issued for those orders.