i would suggest learning git on the terminal mode.
the limitation you are talking about is for the graphical interface.
https://docs.github.com/en/get-start...git/set-up-git
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...once-in-github
i would suggest learning git on the terminal mode.
the limitation you are talking about is for the graphical interface.
https://docs.github.com/en/get-start...git/set-up-git
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...once-in-github
Have been using PayPal for years...only. PayPal claims to charge 2.9% +.30, but its always about 4%. Then there are the customers that email and plead for something other than PayPal. We tried Zelle for a while, but too much hassle always dealing with customers that selected it, but did not know what to do next. PayPal's dispute resolution, never sides with the seller, unless its painfully obvious.
A customer can send an empty box back as part of a return, and PayPal will side with the customer. A customer could smash the product with a hammer and return the bits, and PayPal would side with the customer
Now with Stripe, we have several payment options, and I have been checking, it is 2.9% + .30. Damn, we should have switched long ago.
One warning, not all available payment options are 2.9%. Make sure you know what the fees are before enabling a payment option.
Stirpe has AI help, which is faster than a real person. Just ask the AI what the fees are for a particular payment option.
No disputes yet....we will see how that goes
I've made available for download.
https://github.com/Gozzandes/stripe_modules_218
Nihon Yokane corporation
We had a customer place an order with Visa. It is listed as "Succeeded" on Stripe, but no order in Zen. A few minutes later, the customer altered his order and then used Link to Pay, which was also "Succeeded". This 2nd order was received in Zen. The customer brought this to our attention claiming he was double charged....
How can a transaction succeed at Stripe but not show up in Zen?
Looking into it further, the Visa is listed as originating from South Africa. The Link transaction, is in USD and was shipped to a USA address.
I hesitate to refund the Visa order as it feels like it could be a Scam of some sort...some loophole in Stripe.
Last edited by split63; 27 Dec 2024 at 04:42 PM.
Payment succeeded information is sent from Stripe server after clicking "Confirmation" button.
and
includes/checkout.js receive the information and show payment succeeded message and click order confirmation page button.
line 48-50 and 69-71
It may be better to click first the order confirmation page button.
from
toCode:document.getElementById('checkoutConfirmDefaultHeading').textContent = PaymentSuccess; showMessage(PaymentSuccess); document.getElementById("btn_submit").click();
Code:document.getElementById("btn_submit").click(); document.getElementById('checkoutConfirmDefaultHeading').textContent = PaymentSuccess; showMessage(PaymentSuccess);
When I mentioned "It is listed as "Succeeded" on Stripe", I mean the Stripe website dashboard, not what the customer sees at checkout, though that may be an issue also.
I just received another duplicate on Stripe. According to the Stripe Dashboard, two exactly the same orders received 1 minute apart. Again, only one shows up in Zen, and its again the 2nd order shown on Stripe. So the 1st order shown on Stripe is the phantom....how can we stop this from happening?
The session may be disconnected after clicking confirmation button. and the customers are forced to log of from thier checkoutpage.
As a resut the last confirmation page is not displayed. and sometimes displayed.
The entire site is SSL. Please note that I have not implemented the potential change:
Waiting to hear that this change is confirmed and will solve the issuePHP Code:
document.getElementById("btn_submit").click();
document.getElementById('checkoutConfirmDefaultHeading').textContent = PaymentSuccess;
showMessage(PaymentSuccess);
Wouldn't it require an active session to move from checkout page 1 to 2 to 3?
Last edited by split63; 29 Dec 2024 at 11:21 AM.
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