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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] New feature – where is it?Hi,
Instore is a feature that needs to be enabled on your account and new ID’s and secrets needs to be in place under WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Svea Checkout.
Please contact Svea in order to enable Instore for your store.
When it has been enabled, a button “Send payment link” will be available when creating orders in the admin interface.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Patch or Minor releaseHi,
We do have a checklist that we follow but we were a bit too fast this time. We’re only human.
Thank you for pointing out the fact that the trunk directory got in the release as well. That wasn’t really a part of the release (hence not being in the change log) but a result of being quick with the next version. We’ll have a look at that release and perhaps remove it altogether since it cases issues.
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Hi,
Thank you for your valuable feedback. I will share your suggestions with our team for consideration in future releases.
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Hi,
Yes, it is. It should solve the issue if you have the latest version installed.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Contact person missing on orders in WooHi,
Unfortunately, we have no new information at the moment.
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Hi,
It seems that what happens is that a customer starts an order at checkout and then goes to “my account” and cancels the started order, which sends a request to PaymentAdmin to cancel the order. Then the customer completes the order, and a new one is created instead of continuing the canceled order, which affects the inventory balance. Since you have version 2.2.1 of the plugin, I recommend that you update it to the latest version 2.8.2.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Typo in language strings? (PaymentAdmin)Hi Rune.
Thank you for the feedback.
I’ll forward this to the team so we can consider it for a future release.Best regards.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] “Duplicated” language stringsHi Rune.
Thank you for the feedback.
I’ll forward this to the team so we can consider it for a future release.Best regards.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] “Duplicated” language stringsHi Rune.
Thank you for the feedback.
I’ll forward this to the team so we can consider it for a future release.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Order note: Order was cancelled in SveaHi Rune.
Thank you for your feedback.
I’ll take it to the team so we can take it into consideration for a future release.Best regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] DecimalsHi,
If you want to display your prices such as “2200 kr” then you can use the snippet provided earlier:
add_filter( 'woocommerce_price_trim_zeros', '__return_true' );However if a discount results in there being minor currency (öre/øre) to the price that would be displayed as “1700.50 kr”
We could theoretically look at the tax classes being used, however that would instead risk the rounding to create a difference in price between what’s being shown in WooCommerce and what’s being charged by Svea which we don’t want.
This is especially true since WooCommerce works on a order row basis (example; 100 kr for 2 items) while Svea uses unit pricing (example; 50 kr per item, 2 items).
We’ll have a look at improving our FAQ or similar to include a text about the decimals.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Patch or Minor releaseHi,
Thank you for noting the typo, we will update the next release!
Regarding the PHP requirements we’ve already set the requirements to 8.0 as you mentioned so it’s not included in the patch notes.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] DecimalsHi,
Using 2 decimals is standard practice when handling money since it’s the smallest amount that you can pay with. You could for example pay 1.23 NOK but you can’t pay 3.456 NOK.
In our previous answer that you’re referring to we didn’t say that tax had to be used but rather that in order for tax calculations to be correct there is a need for two decimals. If you’re selling items without tax that’s no problem.
The reason it’s important that the calculations are precise is because of tax regulation laws stating that the tax on an item can only be 0/6/12/25 percent in Sweden and 0/8/10/11.11/15/24/25 percent for Norway. If the rounding of an item would result in the tax being something other like for example 10.2% that would result in Svea not accepting the order row.
If however you’re only selling items without tax (which is very unusual) you could in theory use 0 decimals and it would work, although it could be faulty rounded if applying percentage discounts but WooCommerce and Svea would still accept them.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Orders being Cancelled after ProcessingWe have no reports of similar issues and these kind of problems have not been found during testing which makes it difficult for us to debug as it might be something specific to your environment. Any patterns or such that can help us group the kind of orders having these issues are very helpful.
I refrain from asking you for too much details in this forum since it might contain sensitive information. Please email to support@thegeneration.se and I’ll gladly continue the discussion from there.
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In reply to: [Svea Checkout for WooCommerce] Orders being Cancelled after ProcessingI understand, have you been able to reproduce this issue? If yes, which steps did you take?
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