Stripe.com payment integration module

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Originally Posted by lat9

If you provide updated text for that description, one of the forum administrators can perform that update for you.

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OK
Dear administrators.
Please change the description as below.
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The Stripe payment form is embedded in the payment page.
Therefore, customer information is sent directly to Stripe, and the store does not need to keep any card information.
135 types of currencies are available.
Payment methods
Credit card
Cartes Bancaies
JCB
Alipay
Apple Pay
Google Pay
Link
WeChat Pay
Convenience store settlement
Bancontact
EPS
giropay
iDEAL
Przelewy24
Sofort
SEPA Direct Debit

stripe is also available in the UK is this module able to work for a uk site with some changes? My current provider has 2 seperate monthly charges, one for them and one for barclaycard. I get cheap rates on the transactions and no per transaction fees but the monthly fee negates any savings so it would be good to swap providers until that monthly fee resulted in savings

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Originally Posted by flappingfish

stripe is also available in the UK is this module able to work for a uk site with some changes? My current provider has 2 seperate monthly charges, one for them and one for barclaycard. I get cheap rates on the transactions and no per transaction fees but the monthly fee negates any savings so it would be good to swap providers until that monthly fee resulted in savings

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The module works without any changes.
I recommend you to test the module and Zen cart using Xampp before installation.

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Originally Posted by Gozzandes

The module works without any changes.
I recommend you to test the module and Zen cart using Xampp before installation.

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That just made my day!! Excellent!

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Originally Posted by Gozzandes

OK
Dear administrators.
Please change the description as below.
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The Stripe payment form is embedded in the payment page.
Therefore, customer information is sent directly to Stripe, and the store does not need to keep any card information.
135 types of currencies are available.
Payment methods
Credit card
Cartes Bancaies
JCB
Alipay
Apple Pay
Google Pay
Link
WeChat Pay
Convenience store settlement
Bancontact
EPS
giropay
iDEAL
Przelewy24
Sofort
SEPA Direct Debit

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If you use developers toolkit you can search for the description and it will tell you the filename and line number, from there you make a backup of that file and change the description by replacing the existing one. If you mess up you can reinstate your backed up php file.... I'm not sure how you would add spacing onto different lines though as anything placed in side the 'decription here' point will show up so adding code would simply show that code in the middle of your description as far as i'm aware?

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Originally Posted by flappingfish

If you use developers toolkit you can search for the description and it will tell you the filename and line number, from there you make a backup of that file and change the description by replacing the existing one. If you mess up you can reinstate your backed up php file.... I'm not sure how you would add spacing onto different lines though as anything placed in side the 'decription here' point will show up so adding code would simply show that code in the middle of your description as far as i'm aware?

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I guess you are talking about tpl_account_default.php and tpl_checkout_confirmation_default.php.
If you do not want to overwrite these PHP files, add the codes to the above two php files to enable the stripe module.

no... I was telling you how to amend that defined text you wanted to change as i spotted nobody got back to you on that :)

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Originally Posted by flappingfish

no... I was telling you how to amend that defined text you wanted to change as i spotted nobody got back to you on that :)

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OK
Thank you!!:D

it seems as the modules last updater you know alot more than you let on an most likely more than me too, just ignore me lol :D

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Originally Posted by jessicawade

Thank you for your appreciation of the Stripe payment integration module! I'm glad it's proving helpful for your transition from Authorize.net.

Regarding the SSL issue, while your test transactions are successful, the red alert in the admin panel may relate to specific SSL configurations required by Stripe. Checking their documentation for any unique requirements could provide clarity.

By the way, if you're exploring ways to enhance subscription management alongside the Stripe integration, I wanted to share that I've recently switched from Stripe to SubscriptionFlow. They specialize in simplifying subscription billing processes and have streamlined my subscription management effectively. It might be worth considering for your setup to ensure a seamless experience.

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Who is him? Is it comedy or something strange?
From the author of the latest Stripe payment module.
:lookaroun