swicks

hmmm, validation on the cv2 doesn’t count digits – so your user would be able to enter 4 digits – if the issue is the fact that the label is incorrect then you can modify it to say 4 numbers.

Hello,

I would suggest you contact SagePay, this payment gateway is designed to use with WooCommerce. Direct is really designed for full software integration into an ecommerce package. SagePay may suggest their ‘Form’ or a similar product that will allow you to create a simple link.

Sorry I can’t be more help, but this doesn’t sound like what you need unless you put dev time into WooCommerce.

Best regards

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Hi,

Yes the development version is good to use. I will make it current very soon.

Regards,

Steve

Hi What version of woocommerce are you running?

Hi
If you run in ‘simulator’ mode without setting any IP Addresses it should return with the same error but showing you what the your actual IP Address is. Check that against what you have placed in the approved IP Addresses on Test Sagepay.

Regards

Steve

Try this:-

keep line 592 as it previously was:
$this->add_param('VendorTxCode', $this->create_vendor_tx_code());

change the function to this on line 1094
:

/**
        * generate a unique vendorTxCode
        */
        private function create_vendor_tx_code()
        {
            global $woocommerce;

            if ( version_compare( $woocommerce->version, '2.0.20', '>' ) )
                $order_num = isset( $this->order->order_number ) ? $this->order->order_number : '';
            else
                $order_num = isset( $this->order->order_custom_fields[ '_order_number' ][0] ) ? $this->order->order_custom_fields[ '_order_number'][0] : '';

            $order_num = empty( $order_num ) ? mt_rand( 0, 32000 ): $order_num;

            $time_stamp = date("ymdHis");
            return $this->vendor_name . "-" . $time_stamp . "-" . $order_num;
        } // end create_vendor_tx_code

thanks

Steve