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2 weeks 3 days ago #170153
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a 'spit' is a rod upon which savory food was roasted, turned in ancient times by a worker called a 'jack', a middle English word for an ordinary laborer (eg jack of all trades, steeplejack, lumberjack). Today, this job is usually referred to as a 'pitmaster'.
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What would cause this situaton? Most donations receved get stamped 'Paid" but a few do not. The donations in the screen shot were made only a few minutes apart. The only payment option we use is Stripe, though what I expect to be a field with a pre-selected radio button only has a red asterisk.
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a 'spit' is a rod upon which savory food was roasted, turned in ancient times by a worker called a 'jack', a middle English word for an ordinary laborer (eg jack of all trades, steeplejack, lumberjack). Today, this job is usually referred to as a 'pitmaster'.
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1 week 1 day ago - 1 week 1 day ago #170238
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a 'spit' is a rod upon which savory food was roasted, turned in ancient times by a worker called a 'jack', a middle English word for an ordinary laborer (eg jack of all trades, steeplejack, lumberjack). Today, this job is usually referred to as a 'pitmaster'.
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It happened many times in 2023 - some of those tests during troubleshooting - but only a couple times in 2024. The item here, #182, cleared in Stripe. Maybe the transaction number provides a clue? The user was not logged in. As you can see, newer items came through OK.
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a 'spit' is a rod upon which savory food was roasted, turned in ancient times by a worker called a 'jack', a middle English word for an ordinary laborer (eg jack of all trades, steeplejack, lumberjack). Today, this job is usually referred to as a 'pitmaster'.
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