Harald Ponce de Leon

I haven't experienced that with the App. Care was taken to properly migrate the old PayPal module parameters to the new App parameters and it also cleans itself up when modules are installed/uninstalled. After removing all parameters from the database, have you tried clicking around the App to see where the problem occurs?

@@Mort-lemur thanks for the feedback! 1) The App updates will not update admin/orders.php - it will only update it's own files in catalog/includes/apps/paypal/ and its module files in catalog/includes/modules/payment and catalog/ext/modules/payment/paypal/. This will also be a requirement in v2.4 when online updates are available to all Apps - they will only be able to update their own files. 2) It's safe even on a shared hosting environment. If there's a hole in your home directory, then any type of damage is possible regardless if API Credentials are stored or not. In a worse case scenario its possible to generate a new set of API Credentials. 3) Refunds are currently only possible on transactions that have been performed. So if a transaction came in for $30 - you could refund that transaction of $30. If you captured a partial amount of that $30, say $15, then you could refund that transaction of $15. A custom refund amount will be possible in one of the next App updates.

Taken into consideration :)

If you viewed the HTML source on that raw output you would see the html entities there too. The App displays the amount with htmlspecialchars() as a precaution. What happens with your order emails, they too should contain $ as the same function is being used..?

@@altoid do you remember the steps you did in order to produce that error? EDIT: Do you have a custom error reporting level defined in your Administration Tool?

@@raiwa the raw format can be retrieved with: // live http://your-server/path-to-catalog/admin/paypal.php?action=balance&subaction=retrieve&type=live // sandbox http://your-server/path-to-catalog/admin/paypal.php?action=balance&subaction=retrieve&type=sandbox

@@raiwa thanks for the feedback! Do you perhaps have that $ defined in your currency configuration? Perhaps in the HTML source code it has something like: USD: $ 1.05

That's not a problem related to PayPal or any modules or osCommerce Online Merchant - it is simply a configuration problem with your installation. The cookie domain settings should not include http:// or https:// and should only be the domain names, so for the example you posted it should be: // limited to www.yourdomain.com define('HTTP_COOKIE_DOMAIN', 'www.yourdomain.com'); define('HTTPS_COOKIE_DOMAIN', 'www.yourdomain.com'); or // available to all subdomains (minimum 2 dots required) define('HTTP_COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.yourdomain.com'); define('HTTPS_COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.yourdomain.com'); Leaving those values empty is also fine, however the results may differ between browsers. Hope that helps!

Regarding the Seller E-Mail Address, this can be configured on the following page: PayPal App -> Credentials

Hi Mitchell.. The PayPal App requires a later jQuery version than what is used by your Administration Tool template. You should try to update your jQuery version to at least v1.5. This can be done with the following steps: 1) Download jQuery v1.11.1 from: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.1.min.js 2) Copy that file to: catalog/ext/jquery/ 3) Update the jQuery version in the Administration Tool template. In the following file: catalog/admin/includes/template_top.php change: <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo tep_catalog_href_link('ext/jquery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js'); ?>"></script> to: <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo tep_catalog_href_link('ext/jquery/jquery-1.11.1.min.js'); ?>"></script> Keep the v1.4.2 jQuery version in that directory as your shop template is more than likely using that jQuery version, which it can still keep using.

@@LDeeJay - the Request API Credentials buttons are only shown if the store country is US or UK. This is defined in the Admin -> Configuration -> My Store -> Country configuration parameter. I don't know why "error_log_extraction" is reported when applying an update and am looking into it. To fix the OSCOM_APP_PAYPAL_EC_STATUS error, reset the App's configuration parameters by executing the following MySQL command: delete from configuration where configuration_key like 'OSCOM_APP_PAYPAL_%'; You should be able to execute that via your hosting control panel or using phpMyAdmin.

Is anything logged in the includes/apps/paypal/work/ directory? The Retrieve API Credentials buttons are only currently supported for stores in the US and UK. The App will be updated to allow more countries as soon as they are supported.

Are you able to access the following file directly: http://your-shop-url/path-to-catalog/ext/modules/payment/paypal/standard_ipn.php You should receive a blank page similar to: http://demo.oscommerce.com/ext/modules/payment/paypal/standard_ipn.php

@@LDeeJay for some reason the error string is not being recorded in the update log file properly. Could you try downloading v4.027 and overwriting the files from the full app download package to your store installation? http://apps.oscommerce.com/index.php?Download&paypal&app&2_300&4_027 You can then force an online version check on the Info/Help page to test out the online update feature to update your App to v4.039.

Hi All.. PayPal App v4.039 has been pushed out! This is the first public release of the App and is now available on our Add-Ons site at: http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/9184 A public announcement will be pushed out later today!

Is there only 1 such entry for checkout_process.php in your log file or are there perhaps two occurring at the same time or within 1 second of each other?

I really don't know what the cause of that problem could be. If you can get that behaviour to show with a sandbox account, could you email me the paypal account username and password and I'll look into it.

This will be looked into in a future update of the App. So it downloads the update package successfully but stops when it tries to apply the update? Can you provide more information of your webserver such as operating system, PHP version, and your browser? If no log file is created in catalog/includes/apps/paypal/work/ is anything reported to the browser via its developer tools javascript console?

Not in the first public release. It behaves the same as performing the refund directly at PayPal. This will be looked into in a future update though.

The target date for releasing the App publicly is this coming Monday (the 8th)! The documentation is just about ready too which can be previewed at: http://library.oscommerce.com/Package&en&paypal&oscom23 (the pages from Balance onwards are still being worked on)

@@altoid Can you confirm that BRANDNAME is sent as a parameter to the SetExpressCheckout call in the PayPal App -> Log page, and that it contains your store name.

@@altoid It might also be that the business name is only shown for PayPal Business Accounts, and an e-mail address is shown for PayPal Personal/Premiere Accounts.

@@altoid Just to make sure, are you perhaps mixing your PayPal Sandbox account profile settings with your live account settings?