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Thank you!

Hey @greencode. Sorry about that. I changed the stable version back to 2.8.6 for now. I’m going to work on this. Thanks for informing me.

You can use the following snippet:

add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', function ( $hook ) {
    if ( $hook === 'woocommerce_page_wc-orders' ) {
        ?>
        <script>
            function confirmManualPayment( event ) {
                event.preventDefault();

                if (
                    ( event.type === 'keypress' && event.keyCode === 13 && event.target?.matches( '#charge *' ) ) ||
                    ( event.type === 'click' && event.target?.id === 'charge-btn' )
                ) {
                    if ( jQuery( '#_transaction_id' ).val() ) {
                        if ( ! confirm( 'There is already a payment on this order. Would you like to proceed?' ) ) {
                            event.stopPropagation();
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

            document.addEventListener( 'keypress', confirmManualPayment, true );
            document.addEventListener( 'click', confirmManualPayment, true );
        </script>
        <?php
    }
} );

This will only work if the customer paid using a payment method that fills out the WooCommerce Transaction ID field (which you can see when editing Billing fields on the order screen). It determines whether a payment has been made by checking if that field is filled out. If you use other payment methods that don’t use that field, you’ll need to determine whether the order has been paid by some other check. Gateways like Stripe use that field.

Also, this snippet depends on some internal implementation details of WooCommerce and Woo MP, so it may need to be updated if either plugin changes something relevant.

You can uncheck the “Capture Payments” setting and then payments will only be authorized (and the log you mentioned will indeed reflect that). But there is currently no way to capture payments using this plugin, you have to do it from your payment gateway’s dashboard.

I wrote down the idea of having an option to capture or authorize per payment, but I don’t plan on adding any substantial features at the moment.

Sorry, the plugin can’t be used with Stripe Connect.

Hey. This sounds like something that might be possible for your developer to do with a bit of JavaScript. Give them the exact format of the reader output and have them write some code to autofill the card fields based on that. You can try reading into Notepad or any other text editor to see exactly what the device is typing and then replace any sensitive numbers with zeros and copy/paste the whole thing.

Minimal permissions would be PaymentIntents Write and Charges Write.

However the error you received is not a permissions error, it means that the key is incorrect. Check to make sure the “Secret Key” setting contains just the correct restricted key.