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PeterRobert at 05:19, 25 March 2021

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PeterRobert at 15:53, 17 March 2021

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 select '+ Add endpoint' at the upper right of the page
-set the URL to: <pre>'''https://yourstore.url/ext/modules/payment/stripe_sca/webhook.php'''</pre>
+set the URL to: <pre>https://yourstore.url/ext/modules/payment/stripe_sca/webhook.php</pre>
 select version as 'Latest API version'

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 select '+ Add endpoint' at the upper right of the page
-set the URL to: https://yourstore.url/ext/modules/payment/stripe_sca/webhook.php
+set the URL to: <pre>'''https://yourstore.url/ext/modules/payment/stripe_sca/webhook.php'''</pre>
 select version as 'Latest API version'
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 Then select the new endpoint URL from the list of end points, and then 'click to reveal' to see the Signing Secret. Copy and paste the text of the signing secret to the Webhook Signing Secret in the Stripe SCA module configuration form.
-Note that the 'view test data' switch at the Stripe dashboard toggles between live and test modes, and there are seperate API keys and webhooks in each mode. You have to create a webhook endpoint in the test mode to be used in testing the module. If your test environment is on a local network machine that is not directly accessible from the internet, you can create a free account at ngrok.com, to create a tunnel to the webhook URL on your local test machine. See https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/setup for more details.
+Note that the 'view test data' switch at the Stripe dashboard toggles between live and test modes, and there are separate API keys and webhooks in each mode. You have to create a webhook endpoint in the test mode to be used in testing the module. If your test environment is on a local network machine that is not directly accessible from the internet, you can create a free account at ngrok.com, to create a tunnel to the webhook URL on your local test machine. See https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/setup for more details.
 The Stripe SCA module adds a log table, stripe_event_log, to the database, and if you select 'Log events?' in the Stripe SCA configuration, it will record each Stripe API call with the parameters that are passed to Stripe and the response received.

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	If you have multiple online stores connecting to the same Paypal account, set an invoice prefix to avoid problems with duplicate invoice numbers.		If you have multiple online stores connecting to the same Paypal account, set an invoice prefix to avoid problems with duplicate invoice numbers.
		+
		+	==='''Stripe SCA'''===
		+	'''Configuration'''
		+
		+	The basic configuration of the Stripe SCA module is the same as the standard Stripe module, requiring Publishable and Secret API keys, however as the order fulfillment has been moved to a webhook, you need to add the address of the Stripe SCA webhook at your store to your Stripe account dashboard, and add the webhook signing secret it generates to the Stripe SCA payment module configuration.
		+
		+	Login to your account at the Stripe web site, and select Developers > Webhooks
		+
		+	select '+ Add endpoint' at the upper right of the page
		+
		+	set the URL to: https://yourstore.url/ext/modules/payment/stripe_sca/webhook.php
		+
		+	select version as 'Latest API version'
		+
		+	select event 'payment_intent.succeeded' and 'payment_intent.payment_failed'
		+
		+	click 'add endpoint' to save the webhook endpoint.
		+
		+	Then select the new endpoint URL from the list of end points, and then 'click to reveal' to see the Signing Secret. Copy and paste the text of the signing secret to the Webhook Signing Secret in the Stripe SCA module configuration form.
		+
		+	Note that the 'view test data' switch at the Stripe dashboard toggles between live and test modes, and there are seperate API keys and webhooks in each mode. You have to create a webhook endpoint in the test mode to be used in testing the module. If your test environment is on a local network machine that is not directly accessible from the internet, you can create a free account at ngrok.com, to create a tunnel to the webhook URL on your local test machine. See https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/setup for more details.
		+
		+	The Stripe SCA module adds a log table, stripe_event_log, to the database, and if you select 'Log events?' in the Stripe SCA configuration, it will record each Stripe API call with the parameters that are passed to Stripe and the response received.

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 Paypal Standard is a basic payment integration that transfers the customer away from your site to Paypal on checkout confirmation, and returns them when the paypal payment is completed. Paypal also lets your site know about the payment (and any subsequent changes) by Instant Payment Notifications. If the customer does not return after a successful payment (e.g. their connection drops) the IPN will still confirm the order. More sophisticated Paypal integration is available in Phoenix Cart Addons area.
-Settings Notes
+'''Seller Email'''
 Seller Email
 This is the email you are using to collect payments.
-Primary Paypal email
+'''Primary Paypal email'''
 This is left blank for many sites, it is only needed if you are sending payments to an additional email on your paypal account.
-PDT Identity Token
+'''PDT Identity Token'''
 This is used to verify returned info from paypal to prevent your payments being hijacked. To find it:
-Log into your paypal account
+Log into your paypal account.
 On the dropdown on your name in the top right, choose account settings
-Under Products and Services on the left, choose Website payments
+On the dropdown on your name in the top right, choose account settings.
 Find Website Preferences in the list and choose Update
 Now on this page:
 -- set Auto return to On and set the return url to that displayed in the module admin and click Save
 -- in the next section, set Payment data transfer to On
 -- an identity token should have appeared magically, if it didn't appear toggle pdt off and back on again; copy the token to your module settings
 Click Back to Profile at the top and scroll down to Instant Payment Notifications and choose Update
 -- copy the notification url from your module
 Transaction Method
 For payments to be taken straight away on checkout, choose Sale. If set to Authorize, you need to capture the payment later in your Paypal account, e.g. when the stock has been sourced.
-Invoice Prefix
+'''Invoice Prefix'''
 If you have multiple online stores connecting to the same Paypal account, set an invoice prefix to avoid problems with duplicate invoice numbers.

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	Disable or remove/uninstall if it is not required.		Disable or remove/uninstall if it is not required.
		+
		+	==='''Paypal Standard'''===
		+	Paypal Standard is a basic payment integration that transfers the customer away from your site to Paypal on checkout confirmation, and returns them when the paypal payment is completed. Paypal also lets your site know about the payment (and any subsequent changes) by Instant Payment Notifications. If the customer does not return after a successful payment (e.g. their connection drops) the IPN will still confirm the order. More sophisticated Paypal integration is available in Phoenix Cart Addons area.
		+
		+	Settings Notes
		+	Seller Email
		+	This is the email you are using to collect payments.
		+
		+	Primary Paypal email
		+	This is left blank for many sites, it is only needed if you are sending payments to an additional email on your paypal account.
		+
		+	PDT Identity Token
		+	This is used to verify returned info from paypal to prevent your payments being hijacked. To find it:
		+
		+	Log into your paypal account
		+	On the dropdown on your name in the top right, choose account settings
		+	Under Products and Services on the left, choose Website payments
		+	Find Website Preferences in the list and choose Update
		+	Now on this page:
		+	-- set Auto return to On and set the return url to that displayed in the module admin and click Save
		+	-- in the next section, set Payment data transfer to On
		+	-- an identity token should have appeared magically, if it didn't appear toggle pdt off and back on again; copy the token to your module settings
		+	Click Back to Profile at the top and scroll down to Instant Payment Notifications and choose Update
		+	-- copy the notification url from your module
		+	Transaction Method
		+	For payments to be taken straight away on checkout, choose Sale. If set to Authorize, you need to capture the payment later in your Paypal account, e.g. when the stock has been sourced.
		+
		+	Invoice Prefix
		+	If you have multiple online stores connecting to the same Paypal account, set an invoice prefix to avoid problems with duplicate invoice numbers.
		+

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 ==='''3rd Party Addons'''===
-Other payment modules, updated and supported by Phoenix Cart Certified Developers, are available in the Phoenix Cart <big>'''[https://phoenixcart.org/forum/addons Addons Library]'''</big>
+There are more Payment Addons available in the Addons Library here;
-The most popular payment provider modules, Paypal and Stripe, are published and provided for FREE by Phoenix Cart Certified Developers.
+'''https://phoenixcart.org/forum/app.php/addons/free/payment-21'''
-You can express your thanks and give back by using their '''Buy Me a Beverage''' link to donate to them.
+'''https://phoenixcart.org/forum/app.php/addons/commercial/payment-35'''

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 <div class="btn btn-grey btn-back">{{#fas:arrow-left}} Back</div> <div class="btn btn-grey btn-admin">{{#fas:cog}} Administration</div>
 <hr>
 From admin go to [[File:adminnavbarmod.png|link=]] '''Modules → Payment''' - you will see this:
 <div class="mainpage_box">
-[[File:payment.png|link=|1500px]]
+[[File:payment.jpg|link=|1500px]]
 </div>
-'''Cash On Delivery''' module is installed by default.
+==='''Cash On Delivery'''===
-*To edit the module, click on the module in the list to select it.
+It allows checkout without payment.
-*Click it again to open the edit panel.
-*Leave '''Enable Cash On Delivery Module''' set to '''True''' if you wish to keep it.
+It is commonly used by store owners to perform a test checkout.
-*Disable by setting to '''False''' if required or click on the item in the list and click <span class="btn-yellow">Remove Module</span> to remove/uninstall it if required.
-*Enable this payment module to a defined Tax Zone by choosing it in the drop down menu below '''Payment Zone''' or leave as '''--none--''' to apply the payment module to all Tax Zones.
+Disable or remove/uninstall if it is not required.
-*Leave '''Set Order Status''' as '''default''' unless otherwise required.
-*Enter a '''Sort Order''' value. Do not leave '''0''' as the '''Sort Order''' on modules as it can cause problems. You can give it any number, in this case enter '''10''' so if you decide to install another module it leaves the option of entering a lesser value for the next if required.
+==='''Check/Money Order'''===
-*Click <span class="btn-green">Save</span>
+This is installed by default as an example.
-----
+Edit the module to set '''Make Payable to:'''
-----
+<div class="mainpage_box">
-*To install another module:
+[[File:check-moneyorder.jpg|link=|1500px]]
-**Click <span class="btn-red">Install Module</span> (the number shown next to this button refers to the number of modules available).
+</div>
-**Click on a module in the list to select it.
-**Click <span class="btn-yellow">Install Module</span>
+Disable or remove/uninstall if it is not required.
 ----
-'''Tip:'''
+----
-If you don't want to show a module, you can either disable (hide) it or remove (uninstall) it.
+==='''3rd Party Addons'''===
-When playing with the design, it's a good option to disable it, as it saves the settings it has been given, meaning it will be exactly the same as it was if you choose to enable it again later.
+Other payment modules, updated and supported by Phoenix Cart Certified Developers, are available in the Phoenix Cart <big>'''[https://phoenixcart.org/forum/addons Addons Library]'''</big>
-However, this also means that it is loaded completely with every page, which in extreme circumstances might slow down your website
+The most popular payment provider modules, Paypal and Stripe, are published and provided for FREE by Phoenix Cart Certified Developers.
-If you are sure you don't want to use a module, it is better to remove it than to hide it.
+You can express your thanks and give back by using their '''Buy Me a Beverage''' link to donate to them.
 <hr>
-{{Page_In_Progress}}
+{{Pro}}
 {{Contribute}}

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−	*You will need to open an account with a payment ~~provider~~ <u>'''~~first'''<~~/~~u> before installing their module~~.	+	Other payment modules, updated and supported by Phoenix Cart Certified Developers, are available in the Phoenix Cart <big>'''[https://phoenixcart.org/forum/addons Addons Library]'''</big>
−	*E.g. see - <big>'''[[Start\|PayPal]]'''</big>

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	**Click <span class="btn-yellow">Install Module</span>		**Click <span class="btn-yellow">Install Module</span>

		+
		+	----
		+
		+
		+	'''Tip:'''
		+	If you don't want to show a module, you can either disable (hide) it or remove (uninstall) it.
		+
		+	When playing with the design, it's a good option to disable it, as it saves the settings it has been given, meaning it will be exactly the same as it was if you choose to enable it again later.
		+
		+	However, this also means that it is loaded completely with every page, which in extreme circumstances might slow down your website
		+
		+	If you are sure you don't want to use a module, it is better to remove it than to hide it.