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Sam-AUST

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  1. I've just done a few tests with Pay Pal Express Checkout - at first I thought the only time the callbackresponse is logging, is when there's an item with a specials price / discounted price in the shopping cart. I took the discount off and tried again and still got the callbackresponse. Then I thought maybe it's the only items with letters in the model number, but not sure on that either.

  2. @@Gergely I noticed you and Raiwa talking about something that had "SHIPTOCOUNTRY" in the logs, still confused what it was all about but the Callbackresponse showing up in the Pay Pal logs is listing the buyer's country as SHIPTOCOUNTRY. More of my logged Pay Pal transactions are starting to have a Pay Pal IP callbackresponse following up afterwards when I never had those before, just trying to work out what is going on, do you have any idea?

  3. @@Harald Ponce de Leon sorry to put this here but all my Pay Pal EC transactions are starting to log callbackresponses in the log immediately after them. This was never happening before, just started happening and some customers are abandoning carts. I haven't updated to this latest version as I'm waiting for the street2 thing to happen.

  4. Harald, does the auto update change anything with regards to the Street2 part of the address being captured? It's just that I vaguely remember Jack altering our installation to make sure we got the second line in the address (often when Aussies put their town/suburb name).

     

    Also, I wonder if you are able to comment on my recent post in the PayPal forum re: a customer being fed the incorrect shipping rates?

  5. Using PayPal App v4.039 with Oscommerce BS Gold.

     

    For the first time I've had a customer complain the shipping rates are incorrect. In my logs, I see repeated "SetExpressCheckout" actions under her name. Within this, the correct rates are shown for her order as passing across to Pay Pal.

     

    HOWEVER, each attempt of hers is followed by an entry under a Pay Pal IP address called "CallbackResponse" that lists the basics of her order and then the following response:

     

     

     

    Response METHOD CallbackResponse CALLBACKVERSION 112 CURRENCYCODE AUD OFFERINSURANCEOPTION false L_SHIPPINGOPTIONNAME0 Flat Rate Postage L_SHIPPINGOPTIONLABEL0 Pay No More! L_SHIPPINGOPTIONAMOUNT0 9.90 L_SHIPPINGOPTIONISDEFAULT0 false L_SHIPPINGOPTIONNAME1 Express Post (Auspost) L_SHIPPINGOPTIONLABEL1 Express Post Postage (Australia Wide) L_SHIPPINGOPTIONAMOUNT1 10.45 L_SHIPPINGOPTIONISDEFAULT1 false L_SHIPPINGOPTIONNAME2 Australia Post L_SHIPPINGOPTIONLABEL2 Regular Post L_SHIPPINGOPTIONAMOUNT2 7.70 L_SHIPPINGOPTIONISDEFAULT2 true

     

    All of these rates apply to a single item order and not her order of four items. We have a shipping promotion on, basic table rate shipping goes to 99c when you order $99 or more. She was ordering $99, she said the 99c option would flash up then go away and be replaced by the single item $7.70 rate shown above. All I know is this customer was repeatedly trying to order using her laptop, but I do not know what browser or any other details. She tried for two days straight to repeatedly order and get the 99c shipping deal before I found out and offered her a Paypal.me link to complete the transaction without further hassle to her, so I don't want to badger her for more information.

     

    Has anyone seen anything like this?

  6. @@burt we have instant update on and have SSL, we add items to cart, click the express checkout button, go to paypal, login. There we have an Australian address by default, we change it to a USA address and the instant update refreshes and remains on Australian rates.

     

    We then cancel, return to the site, go to Pay Pal express checkout again, login to Pay Pal again, this time the USA address is default, the shipping rate for USA is showing. Out of curiosity we then changed the delivery address to an Australian one, instant update refreshed the rate.. to the rate for the USA. We have very basic country-wide shipping rates and modules. So a shipping rate applies to an entire country, rather than split between states or anything complicated.

     

    We currently have a customer trying to order with table rate shipping that reduces to 99c once you are spending at least $99 and while some customers are having no trouble using it, whenever she goes through checkout she gets offered the rate for a single item ($7.70) instead of the 99c (and other options) for the four items she is checking out with.

     

    I'm seeking help on it but it makes me worry about even using express checkout.

  7. A lot of websites are now offering payments where the customer buys now, pays later with no interest on the payments. There's a couple of services in Australia doing these type of payments and I've seen people all over the web talking about them. The merchants I know offering it via other shopping carts see up to 60% of their payments done that way.

     

    After a long google search, I can see another seller asking about a payment module for this type of payment and freelance jobs asking for them but that's about it. Does anyone out there know of a module for either of these companies being in the works, including commercial modules?

  8. Hi guys, just received this email from Pay Pal:

     

     

    In January, we'll be upgrading the PayPal integration you're using, Website Payments Standard, to:

    • Let your customers check out in a click with One Touch™
    • Ensure your checkout is always mobile-optimised
    • Deliver a simpler checkout design that’s consistent across desktop and mobile
    To ensure you can continue to process payments once these upgrades have taken place, please update your PayPal buttons by 18 January 2017.

    What do you need to do?

    We’ve identified problems with at least one of your PayPal buttons so please check all your existing buttons for invalid or incorrect data. Our FAQs provide information about some common integration issues, and you can find further details in our Developer documentation.

    Once you’ve removed any invalid or incorrect data from your PayPal buttons, your customers will automatically see the new-look as we roll it out.

    If you need any help or have queries about these changes, please contact us.

     

    The only thing I need to know is, will the PayPal app (for Oscommerce) need changes made to it for Payments Standard to work?

  9. Pay Pal's further reply...

     

     

    Your code define as ;

     

      $parameters['page_style'] = OSCOM_APP_PAYPAL_PS_PAGE_STYLE;

     

    but this page style is not define in your PayPal account. Can you define this on your PayPal account?

     

    Pay Pal tech support has no knowledge of oscommerce or the PayPal app I am assuming.. at least this guy doesn't.

  10. A brief chat with Pay Pal tech support (which barely seems to exist) and all they did was link me to the following:

     

    https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-standard/integration-guide/Appx_websitestandard_htmlvariables/

     

    The Paypal app for oscommerce seems to use the correct page_style parameter but as I don't even have a working knowledge of the code, I can't tell if anything is wrong with it - it just doesn't work. No page style, no store_name being passed across in Pay Pal standard at all.

     

    My site uses Paypal Standard (as part of the pp app)  Version: 4.039 (online status). Info API Version: 112. Hoping that someone out there knows why the page style does not function or can look at the code.

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