Square Payment Module for Zen Cart [Support Thread]

[DrByte]

After ... putting a replacement cacert.pem file in the PHP environment, and upgrading the site to 5.6 the test script was able to run completely.

Once curl would work correctly the green button acted as it should and Square was active on the site.

Excellent. Glad the curl issue is sorted. And the SSL.

... go through the checkout process until I get to the confirm my order where after I push the button it waits for a minute or two and then gives me a 500 - internal server error.

In web terms, a "500 Internal Server Error" is a general message that's generic publicly because being more specific could put your site at risk. The actual system details that caused the issue will be found in server logs. If the problem occurred at the Zen Cart level, then it will be logged in the /logs directory as myDebug-xxxxxx.log files. Will need to see those messages to understand better what's up.

[simon1066]

On a checkout page with multiple payment options I was looking into a way to tidy it up by hiding the Square Payments credit card info until that payment type was selected. Having tinkered around with some javascript and given the console error messages I get, am I right in assuming that Square requires the credit card fields to be visible i.e. not hidden by css?

Edit: just realised those were console warnings not errors, so that may not be the reason my edits are not working. However, being warnings I guess my question still stands.

[DrByte]

Short answer: I don't know.
Longer answer: They probably don't enforce it one way or the other.

If toggling display "is not working" for you, then you're probably not targeting the right DOM object, or you need another one to nest things into.

With Square each of those inputs is its own frame, and you can't control the contents of that frame using CSS. But you can control a wrapper that contains them.

[billsey5]

OK, I seem to have it working smoothly now by putting the site on a different server running Linux instead of Windows. I'm trying to figure out how to issue a refund for an order or a portion of an order. The blurb says that when I'm viewing an order there should be a refund button and I'm not seeing it. Has anyone got a screen shot or a click by click walk through for me?

[wmorris]

OK, I seem to have it working smoothly now by putting the site on a different server running Linux instead of Windows. I'm trying to figure out how to issue a refund for an order or a portion of an order. The blurb says that when I'm viewing an order there should be a refund button and I'm not seeing it. Has anyone got a screen shot or a click by click walk through for me?

billsey,
In order to issue an refund you must go through the Admin. Go to the customers order you should able click on a button to refund.

[DrByte]

Doing a refund in the Admin:

[billsey5]

Yeah, I'm not seeing that entire middle section.