swicks

Hi

You asked me this question about 6 months ago, and I never got back to you – apologies for that…

I’ll take another look, the issue if I remember was related to how the order page worked. I know that there has been a number of improvements with the later version of WooCommerce.

I will probably incorporate it into a Pro version of this plugin…

regards

Steve

Hi Adam

You can contact me via support(at)devicesoftware.com

Do you get a tomcat 500 error clicking on ACSURL link? (you should because it’s expecting some POST data)

Do orders get processed if you disable 3DSecure through MySagePay (Test)?

In Chrome add your payment details and before you press ‘Place order’ open ‘Developer Tools’ (F12 on windows) and disable javascript (settings icon – bottom right) – hopefully you won’t see a 404 but a ‘Go’ submit button – right click on the button and view frame source – keep this and go back to the checkout page and click on the ‘Go’ button – if you get a 404 check the forms action url is identical to the ACSURL.

What versions of WooCommerce, WordPress and the SagePay payment gateway are you using?

Did you try removing your custom permlinks? (this is unlikely as the redirect link is used after the ACSURL)

Hi

When you ‘Place order’ with all the fields populated – the Checkout -> Pay page is displayed with a frame showing a 404 error.

The page it’s trying to display is the ACSURL (generated by SagePay)
Are you trying this in Test mode with debug set to an email address?
Would be interesting to see what’s in the response (email).

regards

Steve

Sorry, but I don’t time or resource to develop this further at this moment in time.

I’ve been recently working on version 3 for SagePay Server – the unfinished code, I’ve just pushed up onto github https://github.com/swicks/sagepay-server-for-woocommerce This should be a good starting point for version 3 integration and if you have the means, feel free to use (it’s all under GPLv2)

Hi
Can you not reproduce this on a test site?

I know for US we have to send a state – do you know what state or is this happening on all?

Can you let me know what versions of woocommerce, sagepay direct and wordpress you are using?

regards

Steve

H, sorry I’m not familiar with this currencyswitcher plugin – what you could do is insert a filter into the sagepay plugin just before the parameter array is changed to a string (~line 565).

$this->params = apply_filters("sagepay_direct_params", $this->params);

add filter into your currencyswitcher plugin similar to this…

add_filter('sagepay_direct_params', array($this, 'sagepay_direct_params'));

Handle the currency change within the function similar to this…

public function sagepay_direct_params($params)
        {
            //manipulate params
            $params['Currency'] = 'EUR';
            return $params;
        }

hope that help

Interestingly nobody has asked for the basket parameter – this should be very straight forward to implement – SagePay uses colons to separate the fields, starting with the item count.

if( $this->add_basket )
            {
                $items = $this->order->get_items();

                // total count
                $basket = count($items);

                foreach($items as $item)
                {
                    $desc = $item['name'];
                    $qty = $item['qty'];
                    $line_sub_total = $item['line_subtotal'];
                    $line_sub_tax = $item['line_tax'];
                    $item_value = round($line_sub_total / $qty, 2);
                    $item_tax = round($line_sub_tax / $qty, 2);
                    $item_total = $item_value + $item_tax;
                    $line_total = $line_sub_total + $line_sub_tax;

                    $basket .= ':' . $desc . ':' . $qty . ':' . $item_value . ':' . $item_tax . ':' . $item_total . ':' .$line_total;
                }
                $this->add_param( 'Basket', $basket );
            }

I will implement this in the next rev.

regards

swicks