Hi Olly, last attempt in the last hour was a browser cache issue. I have put a sandbox and live transaction though the live site and it works as it should. Thanks so much for your input and plugin update on this one, top man as always !

As always Olly, thanks so much for taking the time to look into this. When we switch over to Square next week (which is being forced on us hence the stress in getting this fixed) we can live without stock management for a while until you have a solution. Good luck in finding the needle in the haystack !

Kenny

I don’t have access to file manager on the updraft clone system, there is no cpanel type access, just the website I think.

Sorry for all the messages. I have removed the tips box from the order form and it is back to giving the same error as before. When active, even adding zero to the tips seems to then be removed and the card will not process. I have managed to get a sale through to the order history section in the back end and the money into my Square account but I can’t force everyone to put a tip in to make it work obviously! At least we are narrowing it down

Thanks

Thanks for the reply. I had not posted a link as we needed to change back to Stripe for sales today. I will leave the store open all night here https://calderwoodcafe.co.uk/order/ add a few cans of coke and try and checkout. The console says

0
:
{field: ‘cardNumber’, message: ‘Credit card number is not valid’, type: ‘VALIDATION_ERROR’}
1
:
{field: ‘cvv’, message: ‘CVV is not valid’, type: ‘VALIDATION_ERROR’}
2
:
{field: ‘expirationDate’, message: ‘Expiration date is not valid’, type: ‘VALIDATION_ERROR’}
length
:
3
[[Prototype]]
:
Array(0)

I have manually typed the card in and the CVV is verified by the little popup, I have tried other cards with the same issue, the cards are valid. I’ll enable debug and check the logs also.

Under OAuth in the square dev dashboard there is a Production Application secret key but there is nowhere to enter this on the wppizza square gateway settings (unless I am missing it)

“Before your application can access a Square merchant’s data, the merchant needs to give your application permission. The Square API uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol for this purpose. The secret key identifies your application to Square”

Thanks Ollie

Thanks Olly