ldavies283
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+1 for this request for me too - I'm looking at the package switching however I regularly have to setup trials so would be beneficial
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API Version: 2015-10-16 (latest) according to the account screen
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Thanks, I've raised a stripe enquiry into the issue, for the time being I've disabled stripe and rolled over to paypal - shame really
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Hi there -
I've recently had a problem with the Stripe module (running v1.3.1) on 3.6.1 patched and a client has attempted to pay by credit card and I'm receiving this error from stripe:
- error type: "invalid_request_error"
- message: "The provided key 'pk_live_********************2nh5' does not have the required permissions for this endpoint on account 'acct_*******************'. Having more permission would allow this request to continue."
The key is correct, there is only one user on the account (the administrator) but I cant see a means to be able to specify a user on the payment module in any case. I'm confused!
Has there been an API change? or is my account incorrectly configured?
Thanks,
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(Wales)
Clwyd
Dyfed
Gwent
Gwynedd
Mid Glamorgan
South Glamorgan
Powys
West Glamorgan
For the record - even this is not correct - the ISO standard is: IE:
Blaenau GwentBridgendCaerphillyCardiffCarmarthenshireCeredigionConwyDenbighshireFlintshireGwyneddIsle of AngleseyMerthyr TydfilMonmouthshireNeath Port TalbotNewportPembrokeshirePowysRhondda Cynon TafSwanseaTorfaenVale of GlamorganWrexhamIf you mentioned I lived in Dyfed - that would have been 23 Years ago! Hurrah for standardsThe only certainty is nothing is perfect so the ability to edit the Counties/States would be ideal and the ability to have a >3 char limit for the state is a bit odd
[Resolved] Show Pricing From Yearly To Monthly On Order Form?
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Update for this thread - in Version 4.0.1 the line has moved to the function getPackagePricing and constructed in a slightly different way:
Before:
private function getPackagePricing($package_id) { $fields = ['package_pricing.id', 'package_pricing.pricing_id', 'package_pricing.package_id', 'pricings.term', 'pricings.period', 'pricings.price', 'pricings.setup_fee', 'pricings.cancel_fee', 'pricings.currency']; return $this->Record->select($fields)->from('package_pricing')-> innerJoin('pricings', 'pricings.id', '=', 'package_pricing.pricing_id', false)-> where('package_pricing.package_id', '=', $package_id)-> order(['period' => 'ASC', 'term' => 'ASC'])->fetchAll(); }
After:
private function getPackagePricing($package_id) { $fields = ['package_pricing.id', 'package_pricing.pricing_id', 'package_pricing.package_id', 'pricings.term', 'pricings.period', 'pricings.price', 'pricings.setup_fee', 'pricings.cancel_fee', 'pricings.currency']; return $this->Record->select($fields)->from('package_pricing')-> innerJoin('pricings', 'pricings.id', '=', 'package_pricing.pricing_id', false)-> where('package_pricing.package_id', '=', $package_id)-> order(['period' => 'DESC', 'term' => 'DESC'])->fetchAll(); }
So change the Order clause to DESC instead of ASC (y)