I am looking to resolve an issue on Stripe with the “Houzez” theme. In test mode (on the theme developer’s test account), it works fine, however when I put live credentials, the payment page just goes blank and does not go to the thank you page like it should. Payments and membership still go through. Here is what I get back from Stripe, the success URL should be cfffre.com/thank-you/ not the webhook displayed what I got from Stripe
I tried deactivating, bugging, etc
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when I make a payment with paypal on my site for a downloadable pdf book, the payment works well but I do not receive the email with the download link.
and after payment a google page is displayed with an error message redirection too many.
But when I look at the logs the email is sent but I don't receive it. However if I pay by credit card everything works. Do you have an idea? Thanks
Problem solved, I just updated the theme
I have been attempting to setup a website for my company that has a DTG (Direct To Garment) printer, so that eventually after the site is completely set up, people will have the ability pull images from their Instagram account (as well as Facebook), to have printed with us.
The site, www.fanemb.com/lumise (right now it's in a subdomain, eventually it will have a completely different domain name), is developed in WordPress and utilizes a plugin, Lumise, to offer a page that has a design stage, with different shirts/hoodies, that people can design their own apparel on.
Long story short, I've been able to get a Facebook app approved, with the user_photos permission. I cannot seem to get the Instagram app approved. Whenever I submit it for approval it get's kicked back. In the Lumise plugin settings, an area to enter my Facebook APP ID, which I've done, and that gives me no problems. There's another space labled Instagram API. I put in my Instagram APP ID there, even though I'm assuming that's not what it's looking for. If I just leave that area blank, then the Facebook for Developers review team can't see any Instagram Login button...so it get's kicked back. If put the Instagram App ID in there, the login button appears...but after going through all the steps to log in through the authorization window that generates, I get a message like this:
{"error_type": "OAuthException", "code": 400, "error_message": "Invalid response type: token"}
So then it get's kicked back for that reason. Basically, I'm just completely confused. I don't know how to fix this.
I've been told by the Facebook For Developers reviewers that all I need is Instagram Basic Display.
I have a problem with google analytics and stripe checkout where all goal completions are attributed to checkout.stripe.com, instead of the actual referring website.
I am using Google Analytics UA and have the Global site tag on all pages. Then I have a goal to track the success page, which stripe checkout redirects to upon successful completion.
User flow:
Website visitor comes from one of the referral pages.
Then they click on the stripe checkout button, which takes them to a stripe hosted page.
On stripe hosted checkout page, enter payment info.
Upon successful payment, redirected to success.html (which is the goal being tracked in analytics).
So when a user goes to success.html, Google analytics attributes the goal completion to stripe checkout, instead of the website that referred them to my site in the first place.
Has anyone else experienced this? Am I doing something wrong or is this just how Google Analytics works when using Stripe Checkout?
This seems like a GA configuration issue rather than Stripe. I'm not really familiar with GA, but if there's some way you can override the attribution, Stripe Checkout lets you set your success_url dynamically. For example, for each customer sent to Checkout, you could include the original referrer in the success URL they'd ultimately be sent to, in addition to getting the Checkout session ID in case you'd like to retrieve some session data (like metadata):
success_url: "http://example.com/success.html?original_referral=ref_123&session_id={CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID}",
https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/custom-success-page#modify-success-url
not sure if you have solved this yet but you can block certain referral urls. Go to analytics go to admin> set up assistant > tag installation> click on your data stream > more tagging settings > list unwanted referrals> then from there just exclude the url you don't want tracked so in your case it's checkout.stripe.com
I've been using my seller's and buyer's Paypal sandbox accounts to purchase fakes on my ecommerce and everything was working fine up until 1 hour ago.
Nothing has changed in my code, and I even tried to create and add new API credentials for my site, but every time I try to pay with Paypal Express I land to a "Session Expired" error page.
On someone else's machine the thing is still working.
It seems like no one on the net knows why, is it something to do with my browser?
Apparently, for no apparent reason, after a while you use Paypal's sandbox, you have to do the cleaning and delete all your cookies from Paypal to make it work.
First of all , the test accounts I created were not working. So, I removed all Paypal cookies.So, now good thing I can login into test accounts but can't access My Settings and My Selling tools under My Profile. I'm trying to create Buy Now button in My Selling tools.
Also, My Paypal live account is for Paypal Payments Standard(My Business Setup->My payment solution) and in test account the payment solution is Paypal Payments Pro and doesn't let me change this option.The links in my business solution (View all products to learn more or select an additional payment solution or we can recommend one that fits your needs.) goes to PayPal live site.
Any one facing this crazy PayPal sandbox behavior !!!
When you say you can't access My Settings and My Selling tools under My Profile, are you getting an error or what is it doing specifically. The Pro account that you have in sandbox, will work for testing Website Payments Standard. Also, another option if you can't create test buttons from your sandbox account would be to log into your live account and create a non hosted / clear text button. Then you would just modify the button code, and change the URL in the form tag from the live site to the sandbox site. Also, you will need to change the value of the business variable and set it to either the email address of your test sandbox seller account or the merchant id. Another work around that has worked in the past as well, is going into your live account and going to the page you are wanting and copy the URL from the address bar and just modifing it to include the sandbox URL.
So if my live site URL was something like:
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=
I would just change it to
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=
Also, if you can give me more details about what is happening when you try to access your profile in your sandbox account I can look into it further.