Entangled

Thanks for the reply. I did not change the Order, Woocommerce did and added this:

Awaiting payment notification from BitPay. Order status changed from Pending Payment to On Hold.

Make no sense why anything other than ‘Completed’ Orders is included in Reports, but, I’ll look at creating a custom Reports to exclude all but ‘Completed’ Orders using the link you provided.

I know … Donations = Pay.

The only thing I see different between the screen shots: one say MercahntOne and the other says Authorize.net … so?

Both screen look the same to me except for the Title.

What kind of support are you looking for to get this fixed and the Description field added?

Nauru,

Disable = in Woocommerce Settings Checkout
Deactivate = in WordPress Plugins

If I simply Disable the Authorize.net plugin, your Plugin still gets:

authorizeaim-card-expiry

However, if I Deactivate it, your Plugin gets:

merchantonegateway-card-expiry

As mentioned, no matter what “status” the other Plugin is in, your Plugin gets:

input id=”merchantonegateway-card-number”
input id=”merchantonegateway-card-cvc”

So 2 out of the 3 Credit Card fields are working correctly in your Plugin, why isn’t the CCExp field working like the others. My guess, you aren’t calling cad-expiry method the same way as you are calling the other two fields.

Craig

Nazrul,

OK. I have a couple of Merchant Accounts.

With MerchantOne, I use your Plugin. For another, I use the Authorize.net Plugin and simple change the URL to point to their Authorize.net emulation server.

I have no Developer. I am pretty good at hacking code, but, I would prefer that you add the Description field to the MerchantOne code so:

1) everybody using the Plugin gets the benefit of the Description field
2) the next time you update the code, I don’t have to worry about stepping on my update

Can I take your code and simply change the URL to point to another Gateway(s)?

Let me know what it will take to get further development done on your MerchantOne plugin.

Craig

Install this Plugin:

Authorize.net for WooCommerce 1.2
(https://wordpress.org/plugins/os-woocommerce-authorizenet-aim/)

along with your MerchantOne Plugin, Activate / Enable them both and have your under (after) this one.

Add something to you Cart and do a Checkout. Enter the CC info, you will get:

The ccexp field is required REFID:3183223282

Viewing the Source, you will see

<input id=”authorizeaim-card-expiry”

where the other two fields are fine:

input id=”merchantonegateway-card-number”
input id=”merchantonegateway-card-cvc”

So why does the ccexp field say “authorizeaim-card-expiry” yet the other two say “merchantonegateway”?

Nazrul,

Three things:

1) make the MerchantOne Plugin work with any number of Authorize.net emulation Plugins. It appears that your Plugin is picking up the Expiration Date from another Plugin:

<input id=”authorizeaim-card-expiry”

As mentioned, the other two fields are fine:

The other two fields are fine:

input id=”merchantonegateway-card-number”
input id=”merchantonegateway-card-cvc”

2) Add a Description field so it appears on the Checkout page for the Customer to see and hopefully read.

3) Make sure the Plugin works with the WooCommerce Advanced Order Numbering Plugin. I ran into an issue with the BitPay Plugin not work correctly with it, and the Developer fixed it.

The Community would appreciate it.

Craig