It appears that it is from super orders here: https://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=155
Would this be a conflict with Square Webpay because it has an sql script.
Should I uninstall the super orders module?
It appears that it is from super orders here: https://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=155
Would this be a conflict with Square Webpay because it has an sql script.
Should I uninstall the super orders module?
Outdoorking
Live Site www.outdoorking.com.au
Occasionally I get a complaint from a customer that they were unable to make a payment - and my zencart is showing them this error -
Your transaction could not be completed due to a misconfiguration in our store. Please report this error to the Store Owner: SQ-MISCONF
Checking the relevant myDEBUG file it's getting triggered by the square_webPay module at line 235 -
trigger_error('missing token result: ' . json_encode($_REQUEST));
So why does a customer on the odd occasion have a missing token? And is there anything I can do to resolve this?
there are plenty of posts on this issue.
in addition, according to my records, that specific error message was changed ~19 months ago.
your customer does not have javascript enabled on the browser he is using to purchase your product.
i would suggest updating to the latest version. and buying your customer a new computer...
best.
The fact here is that most of the time it is something they enabled, changed, added or otherwise screwed around with all their browser settings. Malware or a BHO in their browser....
There will always be people who report issues and like I said most times it's them, but you can't help most of them. Sometimes you just have to tell them to try a different device.
Also, Apple seriously does whatever it wants with regard to web standards.... Always have.
~Melanie
PRO-Webs, Inc. since 2003 :: Zen Cart Hosting :: Zen Cart SEO – 12 Steps to Success
**I answer questions in the forum, private messages are not conducive to a helpful community.
as i stated somewhere above, you need to be on the latest version of this module.
in addition, i am not sure what your testingbot does, or how it does it. for all i know, your testingbot disables javascript, and then is able to reproduce the error.
unfortunately, there is nothing i can do about that. this version of square makes use of javascript. if javascript is disabled, it will not work.
if however, you are able to provide some reproducible circumstances that your testingbot created with javascript enabled, please post them. i would be interested.
i think you are selling yourself short here; i would try a google search to see how to disable javascript on an apple.Originally Posted by royaldave;
as i have previously stated, i have zero customers using square. but i did set up a test site on the internet and spun up my apple laptop. it is running:
Sonoma 14.2.1 (23C71)
which i believe is reasonably current. i was then able to place an order using chrome and safari. those browser versions were:
Chrome is up to date
Version 120.0.6099.234 (Official Build) (arm64)
safari
Version 17.2.1 (19617.1.17.11.12)
you have numerous customers placing orders successfully; some can not. one customer insists everything on his computer is current and yet can not place an order. as i previously stated, i do believe the problem lies there, and not with this code. but feel free to add something new. code does have bugs, and can always be improved.
best.
no, i did not. perhaps zero clients using square is more appropriate.
my few clients use my authorize net plugin; and some form of the dreaded paypal. i host them all on linux servers, and i use a linux workstation for my own development.
some clients use apple for their own workstations; but in general, i do not.
i only coded this module as someone asked me to do it. so i did it for the community. setting up very specific environments to simulate what a store's customer might have, is a bit of work. but i do want to ensure that the code works for most environments.
hope that answers your question.
Hi
I never suggested there was an issue with the code - I am convinced its an environment issue - I'd just like to have a solution to give my clients.
I fully understand how to switch on/off javascript in safari, but the fact they claim it then also doesn't work in chrome on the same device is what's throwing me - that really was my question.