[3.50] PayPal Standard - Confirmation email before payment is completed

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Hace 10 años
SilhouetteBS wrote:
Is this a plugin issue or is it a nopCommerce issue?


Both, to get rid of the issue I modified source code like this , instead of sending order placed notification to customer on checkout 'Confirm' button action, send the notification to customer only when system get successful IPN from paypal.
Hace 10 años
What about using the PayPal Express Checkout

We switched over from Standard and it seems to have the functionality we're all looking for.
Hace 10 años
DJ_Balogh wrote:
What about using the PayPal Express Checkout


Paypal Express checkout has no problem like this. Definitely you can use PayPal Express Checkout to get rid of the issue.
Hace 10 años
Hey guys!

So we've been contacted by PayPal now several times (and I guess some of you will be too), because we're using the PayPal.Standard Plugin.

PayPal wan'ts to move all of it's users away from the PayPal-Standard API as its deprecated, insecure and almost 8 years old now. They said we should update to the new PayPal-Express API ASAP. (In fact they call us almost weekly to see how the update's going...)

But we have the same problem with the PayPal.Express Plugin regarding taxes and fees. Imho the "core" PayPal.Standard Plugin should be deprecated and replaced by an updated, fully working PayPal.Express Plugin.

Had anyone else contact with PayPal? How should we handle this issue?
Hace 10 años
shahdat45ict wrote:
Both, to get rid of the issue I modified source code like this , instead of sending order placed notification to customer on checkout 'Confirm' button action, send the notification to customer only when system get successful IPN from paypal.

Is this something you would be willing to share with the community and maybe it could get added into the base code?
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