@carlwhat are you going to be updating this for 2.0? Or is someone else now taking the responsibility? Can I help in any way? I certainly can help test or something less technical than coding.
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@carlwhat are you going to be updating this for 2.0? Or is someone else now taking the responsibility? Can I help in any way? I certainly can help test or something less technical than coding.
Zen Cart users please note: the *free contribution Square Webpay* is not compatible with newer versions of PHP.
But you can still use Square Webpay; you just have to buy the updated version. This is explained in the documentation:
https://docs.zen-cart.com/user/payme...#square-webpay
I hope this clears up any confusion.
Thank you for coming straight out and stating this. It will surely help many in making the correct decision for implementing the plugin :thumbsup: Perhaps a good idea would be to have the "Paid" version of Square WebPay module installed and operational on a current version Zen Cart site (updated each time with the newest ZC version as they appear...) to insure confidence.Quote:
Originally Posted by swguy
If the authors of the module can literally prove the paid plugin's efficay by having it installed, runnng and processing payments via Square... on a live install of the most current version of Zen Cart... then the authors of said module fully justify the investment and dispell any doubts about the plugin's dependabilty and usefullness :bigups:
The developer states on their product page which version of PHP and Zen Cart the plugin is compatible with. As with all plugins there is a degree of trust that must be placed in the developer, having live demos of every one is not practicable. As a customer, I see no reason not to trust the efficacy of this developer's contributions.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigB
Yep. This module works; a number of my clients have purchased it.
I was totally unaware that square is not in 2.0. I understand what it takes to maintain a payment module but this means that the number of payment modules safe to use without additional costs are just authorize.net and paypal. Both of which have a monthly fee. Both square and stripe have no fee like that but the stripe module situation is worse.
No monthly fee at PayPal
https://tinyurl.com/2l6rvgkv
that only offers a percentage off - why do I get the feeling that's an affiliate link?Quote:
Originally Posted by dbltoe
Tried chatting with a guy but the chat window disappeared but he might have been saying there was no monthly fee. This just shouldn't be so hard.
tiny url munged it.
https://www.paypal.com/dm/webapps/mp...sales%20volume.
Thanks - I did find another page that said no monthly fee so twice! That's the way it used to be years ago.