Posted: November 10, 2021 at 11:49 pm
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Sorry I forgot to mention I also have made my ‘debug mode’ ‘yes’ |
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Hi there, Can you link me to the event so I can take a look? Which Auth.net payment method are you using? |
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Caching is enabled on the site so I can’t test without logging in as it stands. With WPEngine they enable caching on all pages and you need to request they disable caching if needed, we have some details on this here: https://eventespresso.com/wiki/setup-wpengine-hosting-event-espresso/ Something that does come to mind is your using an Amex card number to test and Amex can often need additional setup on the merchant account. Try using the Visa test card, |
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Hi there, The error code being returned from Auth.net is reason 13, with this txt: “The merchant login ID or password is invalid or the account is inactive.” Are you sure those credentials used in the Auth.net AIM payment method are valid/correct? |
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That’s an error directly from PayPal themselves and means the country passed during checkout isn’t supported by your account. As far as I am aware, PayPal Pro is not available in India and only in the US, UK and Canada. Are you sure you can use PayPal Pro on that account?
The account may well allow you to set it up in Sandbox mode, but may not let you use PayPal Pro with your country set to India, which is likely why you are getting the above error.
Those errors are all from PayPal directly rather than EE. Using PayPal Express, Event Espresso simply sets up an instance of PayPal checkout and then directs the user to it. That checkout experience is all on PayPal’s servers and we don’t have any control over what happens there. Just to clarify, when attempting the payment above are you logging into another sandbox account to actually make the payment? (You can’t use the same sandbox account you have set up as the merchant in Event Espresso to then pay yourself)
The licensing server will not assign the key to staging sites if it can detect the site is staging or dev using the domain. So the above is to be expected in your case. |
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