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November 3, 2017 at 3:43 am
Hi there,
Are you following the instructions here?
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/quickbooks-payment-gateway/
First, I’m instructed to click both the ‘payments’ and ‘quickbooks’ boxes in the intuit developer. There is only a Quickbooks Account and Quickbooks Payments option available. I can pick both but I’m not sure that is correct.
Quickbooks payments are required, but you can select both if you prefer.
I am also instructed to Copy and Paste my Company ID from Intuit Developer into the Quickbooks Plugin field. No such field exists for this information so I put it in the *Name field. Not sure if that is correct.
No, don’t use that field. To confirm you mean this one – http://take.ms/2HJnc
If so put that back to ‘Quickbooks’, it’s the name used within EE to identify that payment method (It can be anything you want really, but I wouldn’t put the Company ID there). Company ID is actually no longer required by Quickbooks so I’ll get that removed from the docs.
One problem with Quickbooks is they changed their integration and it depends on when you created your account which type you will have (annoying but that’s the way it goes 🙂 )
If this is a new account you’ll be using oAuth 2.0 and when looking within your intuit account and grabbing the key info it will look like this – http://take.ms/JvMLK
If you keys section looks like that then you select oAuth 2.0 in the quickbooks payment method and input the keys in their relevant sections – http://take.ms/GaikJ
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If you have an older account your keys look like this – http://take.ms/uaOxW
if so you select oAuth 1.0a in the Quickbooks payment method and input the details were needed – http://take.ms/tEUIr
(By the above I think your oAuth 2.0)
Third problem, I continue to receive the same error message when I try to connect the plugin to Quickbooks:
We’re sorry!
The redirect_uri query parameter value is invalid. Make sure it is listed in the Redirect URIs section on your app’s keys tab and matches it exactly. Click here to learn more about the redirect_uri query parameter.
The redirect_uri needs to be set for your site.
If you go to Event Espresso -> Payment methods.
In the top right click the Help section, then ‘Quickbooks Settings’.
There you’ll find a section under oAuth2.0 that shows your redirect_url, copy that (be sure you get the trailing slash at the end).
Now, back to your intuit account and under where you got the keys from you’ll find the redirect_url settings. You can have up to 5 set at any one time, so you can leave the one that’s there (no need, but it’s up to you) – http://take.ms/j6zAU
Hit save to save your new redirect_url.
Note that Quickbooks requires that URL loads over https for production servers, sandbox/development testing can use http, but live must use https.
Now refresh the payment method settings page and try to connect your app, does it work?
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