i have a cart and when user purchase and check out then some data send to paypal. i have checked that using firebug we can see what data has been posted to paypal site. like sample data posted to paypal below
address1 Unit 1 Stirling Park
address_override 1
amount_1 350.00
amount_2 11.00
amount_3 72.20
business msindia#bba-reman.com
cancel_return http://www.msindia.com/catalogue/order/PayPalFailure.aspx
city Rochester
cmd _cart
cn How did you hear about us?
country GB
currency_code GBP
first_name ben
invoice PP001250
item_name_1 Marea 2.4 TD
item_name_2 carriage
item_name_3 VAT Amount
item_number_1 0281001741
last_name walker
notify_url http://www.msindia.com/catalogue/order/PayPalNotify.aspx
return http://www.msindia.com/catalogue/order/PayPalSuccess.aspx
state KENT
upload 1
zip ME9 3QQ
is there any trick by which we can encrypt data and then send to paypal but paypal will understand that encryption and populate its form with incoming data. please guide if any one has prior experience. thanks
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I've asked Big Commerce on their community forum and in the help (chat) - I'm after the GLOBAL variable name for the cart subtotal.
I need to include this in my invoice / tax receipt email.
Currently I just add this to the bottom of my standard Invoice.
RECEIPT FOR DONATION
Received from: %%GLOBAL_ShipFullName%%
Amount: %%GLOBAL_SideCartTotalCost%%
Date: %%GLOBAL_DatePlaced%%
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NB: the SideCartTotalCost doesn't survive as a variable through to the Invoice stage, so nothing is displayed in the email sent to purchasers.
Any thoughts or suggestion most welcome. I have a case open with Big Commerce but so far nothing has come from that.
I am using Woocommerce Version 2.6.14 (Update not a possibility for other reasons).
Problem is {order_date} variable in E-mail subject isn't translated on different system e-mail templates. Here is an example.
A user orders a product, the system sends first mail to a user which is created by.
woocommerce/templates/emails/customer-on-hold-order.php
The Subject Section is as follows:
And the E-Mail subject user receives ({order_date} translated, no problem):
Nisan 25, 2018 tarihli tisort.ist siparişiniz bize ulaştı.
Then I change the order's status to "processing" system sends another e-mail to a user using the following template.
woocommerce/templates/emails/customer-processing-order.php
The Subject Section is as follows:
And E-Mail subject user receives is ({order_date} still in english ):
April 25, 2018 tarihli tisort.ist siparişiniz işleniyor.
I couldn't find any differences in templates or other places. How can I debug this?
I have installed odoo 9
And I am able to see the invoices and reports for the purchases as well as sales. But in the case od point of sales, how can we see the invoices and reports.
I would like to see the invoices/reports as POS login, as well as the administrator after the validation/payment, is done.
Thanks in advance
When you take an order in Odoo POS, select a customer and register a payment on the order. Go to Point Of Sale -> Orders and you will see your order as having an Invoiced state. Click print on the menu on the top and you can print the invoice and the receipt
I am using Wordpress 3.4 and the WP E Commerce 3.8
Looked for the following functionality, but couldn't find quite the right answer. Hence I am trying my luck here. The plugin gives you the ability to provide a different price for a different currency. But at checkout, it is the base currency that is shown there. What I am looking for is :
The shop will have a drop down to select options. (Like fabindia web site)
a) Delivery within India
b) International Delivery
According to the selection the price is shown in INR (Delivery withing India) or in USD (International Delivery) IMPORTANT : The USD price is put manually, not converted from INR.
If the International Delivery is selected, the prices in the checkout page will be the USD price converted into INR.
Example : (user selected International Delivery)
Product page and single product page : Sandal Soap : USD 25
Checkout page - list of products : Sandal Soap : USD 25
- Amount payable : INR 1,340.93 ($25 converted into INR at current rate)
Sorry I the answer I gave you in the comments of my currency conversion plugin obviously didn't help you...
I think you should have a look at the wp-e-commerce-role-discount plugin. It adds an additional price field to the products page and reads the value of the field in the 'wpsc_top_of_products_page' hook. Maybe the source code can help you: Line 7 and Line 136 (and don't forget 156).
Instead of checking for isPremiumCustomer() you can check for "useInternationalPrice()" or sth. like that.
But this is only the first part of your problem. The second part is converting the USD price back to INR.
This can be done with a wp_remote_get() or curl to the google conversion API:
...google.com/ig/calculator?hl=en&q=100USD=?INR
I don't want to use the UPS shipping, I have a list of prices per country that my client wanted adding. Now I have been told to do this via conditional actions but I haven't got the vaguest idea how I would set this up, none of the options seem to allow me to set up specific values per country. Please help me out!
By "prices per country" do you mean a flat rate per country?
If so, create a flat rate price for each country (admin/store/settings/quotes/methods/flatrate). Example: International - Canada Flat rate
This will also add triggers for each flat rate you create in the conditional actions: (admin/store/ca). Example: Trigger: Getting shipping quote via International - Canada
Edit the trigger and click the "conditions" tab. Under "Available conditionns" select "check an order's shipping country". Click the "add condition" button. Then select the country (example: canada) and save the page.
(this is for drupal 6 & ubercart 2)