Basically its a form created with WPForm plugin in WordPress
see this
this is the main error .
plz help me solve this
To resolve this you would need to look at the exact request/response to the API, which may require access to the backend used to create parts of the payment flow.
You should reach out to the WPForms support team for help with your use of their plugin.
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My WordPress website is using Stripe and WooCommerce plugin to accept credit card.
But on final checkout page, the credit card field is not working and showing very small size:
"Live Publishable Key" and "Live Secret Key" are correct.
Any idea how to fix it?
There are many types of solutions for this problem, like having SSL installed, using the correct domain, etc.
On my site there was an error with the PayPal Checkout, which I had active too, that caused the stripe credit card form to not get filled with the according input fields. When I deactivated PayPal Checkout I could use the form just as expected again.
So far that's enough of a solution for me since I can continue using the normal PayPal implementation on WooCommerce without needing PayPal Checkout.
The PayPal Checkout error I received was:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'FUNDING' of undefined at getFundingMethods".
I have not been able to resolve it yet though without deactivating PayPal Checkout.
This issue may due to the incorrect domain, license keys from Stripe or the setup process in the documentation haven’t been completed:
Please follow this documentation step by step:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/stripe/#section-2
I'm currently troubleshooting the Retail Merchant Services Plugin for WooCommerce and receiving an invalid Signature error :
ERROR: 66343 - ERROR CODE (RC_INVALID_SIGNATURE)
Given the lack of support from ERMS and my lack of coding skills beyond Html 5 and CSS. I am looking for an alternative payment plugin that works out of the box ! (the reason I find myself looking at Woo Commerce and their Sagepay Payment Plugin and find myself in Stackoverflow)
Can anyone tell me if there are generic test settings / generic account setup for the WooCommerce Sagepay Plugin to test it without having a Sagepay Account ? or better yet if there was a way to test the plugin before spending $79 to find myself no where nearer solving a payment gateway issue ?
I have an account for ERMS but given the lack of support I wanted to try an alternative.
Any help is appreciated.
If this isn't the appropriate forum to ask my apologies.
That message appears when the Test Merchant ID and Test Merchant Secret are incorrect.
In my case (Opencart rather than Woocommerce), the test account information in the email from RMS was incorrect. The correct Test Merchant ID and Test Merchant Secret were shown in the placeholder text on the Gateway Config screen.
I'm using the woocommerce API for the first time and need some help with it.
I thought I'll start easy and use it to just get the site title returned.
I read the documentation at https://woothemes.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/?php#view-index-list but its too complex and doesn't provide details about the first steps I need to do to connect to the API.
I have enabled the REST API on my woocommerce powered site.
My questions are,
How do I connect to this API ? The documentation tell me to run
<?php print_r($woocommerce->get('')); ?> but where am I supposed
to run it ?
How do I authenticate myself with the keys that are
generated by the API ?
I appreciate any help, thanks.
This link should be able to help youL https://www.skyverge.com/blog/using-woocommerce-rest-api-introduction/
What you need to understand is that the keys are your authentication. Kind of like an entry password to your site's API. Then you need to acknowledge the key within the code for your api request followed by your API requirements. Hope this helps.
I am working on a symfony 2 project where the user should be able to use payments via PayPal and Sofort.com.
Yet i have implemented paypal payments which i managed successfully.
But i am stuck with sofort.com. I have searched the web for tutorials but i can hardly find anything.
I've read through their API and integrated their PHP SDK. But i dont get how get on.Maybe someone here has worked with it, and can help me out what to do next.
That would be really cool
Can somebody help me point in the right direction with it? i would be really thankful.
You have to download the Sofort SDK from their website which is here.
Then in their example folder you'll find two files: example.sofortueberweisung.php and example.transaction.php.
The example.sofortueberweisung.php shows you how redirect the user with specific values to the payment page.
The example.transaction.php shows what to do in the notify action.
After the payment is completed the user will be send to the success link.
Sofort sends transaction data to the notify action which you can process.
If the user aborts the payment he or she will be forwarded to the abort link.
Its so super easy to implement it, i think imo its much easier then paypal.
Hope it helps people out.
You can try to use Omnipay library from ThePHPLeague, which provides a common interface to easily create a custom gateways. Also there is a symfony2 bundle which provides a wrapper for that library.
I'm trying to launch an online store using Wordpress, WooCommerce and the "Paypal for Woocommerce" Plugin.
On Paypal, Guest Checkout is only available on mobile, but it's not an option on desktop. I read somewhere that you need to add this lines to your SetExpressCheckout API Call but I don't know where to put them:
SOLUTIONTYPE=Sole
LANDINGPAGE=Billing
Can anyone using this plugin help me? Thank you.
it is true that if you add those parameters to the SetEC API call it will enable guest checkout and present the credit card form on the hosted page. To add these parameters, however, you have to alter the source code of the plugin. If you are using Angelleye's plugin there is a setting:
PayPal Account Optional – If your PayPal account is setup with PayPal Account Optional enabled (available in your PayPal account profile) then setting this option here will provide a better checkout flow for non-PayPal users. It will be more obvious that you do not need a PayPal account in order to complete payment, and this will typically increase conversion rates.
you can see complete documentation here.