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JuliaJ

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  1. Eric, I am using this sort order: Sub-Total 1 Shipping 2 Tax 3 Total 6 Discount Coupons 740 Gift Vouchers 760 The module does modify $order->info['total'], as it should. Your payment module should have a function called process_button(), you can check in there that it is sending $order->info['total'] through.
  2. There have been several posts about the payment processor being called even when the order total is zero (i.e. the order is fully covered by a gift voucher). I have had the same problem, and managed finally to fix it tonight. I suspect that the error is different depending on how many payment modules you have installed - I have only one module installed (2checkout), and none of the aforementioned solutions worked for me at all. The steps I eventually took were: 1. The line: if ($credit_covers) $payment=''; //ICW added for CREDIT CLASS in checkout_confirmation.php appeared to be in the wrong place? In my experience, $credit_covers is always empty because this line appears before the line: $order_total_modules->pre_confirmation_check(); in which $credit_covers is actually set. I therefore re-ordered the relevant bits of code in checkout_confirmation.php, that section in my checkout_confirmation.php now looks like this: require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'payment.php'); require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'order.php'); //ICW ADDED FOR CREDIT CLASS SYSTEM require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'order_total.php'); $order = new order; //ICW ADDED FOR CREDIT CLASS SYSTEM $order_total_modules = new order_total; //ICW ADDED FOR CREDIT CLASS SYSTEM $order_total_modules->collect_posts(); //ICW ADDED FOR CREDIT CLASS SYSTEM $order_total_modules->pre_confirmation_check(); if ($credit_covers) $payment=''; //ICW added for CREDIT CLASS $payment_modules = new payment($payment); $payment_modules->update_status(); 2. In /includes/classes/payment.php, there is a section of code as follows: // if there is only one payment method, select it as default because in // checkout_confirmation.php the $payment variable is being assigned the // $HTTP_POST_VARS['payment'] value which will be empty (no radio button selection possible) if ( (tep_count_payment_modules() == 1) && (!isset($GLOBALS[$payment]) || (isset($GLOBALS[$payment]) && !is_object($GLOBALS[$payment]))) ) { $payment = $include_modules[0]['class']; } What this does is if you only have one payment module, and the $payment variable has been set to '' in checkout_confirmation.php because your order is covered by credit, this line goes and sets it back again to your default payment module .... grrrr! So I changed it to this: // if there is only one payment method, select it as default because in // checkout_confirmation.php the $payment variable is being assigned the // $HTTP_POST_VARS['payment'] value which will be empty (no radio button selection possible) if ( (!$credit_covers) && (tep_count_payment_modules() == 1) && (!isset($GLOBALS[$payment]) || (isset($GLOBALS[$payment]) && !is_object($GLOBALS[$payment]))) ) { $payment = $include_modules[0]['class']; } I hope this helps somebody in the same predicament :)
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