Posts by Byron Fitzgerald

As the stripe team said the first successful payment was made using guzzle (which is what the Omnipay drive uses), and that the failed payments came form stripe, I would imaging that the payment is failing to issue the stripeToken, or the stripeToken you are sending to the perch_shop_checkout () function is bad.

I would suggest checking your front end code is working correctly, and that that there are no console errors when calling the stripe checkout.

It could potentially be because your post.html is missing the postDateTime field. If you don't want to show the postDateTime, you can add the suppress attribute to it so it won't be displayed

Would you be able to show a debug for the post listing page? Also templates for your post.html and post_feed.html would help as well.

You might be able to use notcontains as notin is not supported, it does use NOT REGEXP in the query, so you might need to check the format of the value. Have you checked the SQL query thats being generated, you should be able to find this if you have PERCH_DEBUG turned on.

Whilst I still agree that being able to have a settings area separated from the app it self is a good idea, it sounds like most of what you want to do is already possible using the current permission and app registration methods;

Or alternatively if you are using runway you can add permissions with the menu manager.

Yeah I agree, that would definitely be more manageable.

I like the idea of having tabs in the settings menu, as it would make thing simpler when you have multiple apps installed. However in the mean time you should be able to set permission on subnav items so you can hide the custom settings page from certain user groups.

It will be the template you are using for the content region, for example the following template for the region below would be found in perch/templates/content/general/article.php (Assuming your perch base directory is called perch)

I'm assuming you're talking about formatting text in a textarea field? If that is the case you'll need to set the editor attribute on the field, to enable a JavaScript editor for formatting.

See the documentation for further information.

Its most likely that the filter you're using is returning no results, or there are errors in your template file. You can use the <perch:noresults> and <perch:showall> to debug the template. You should also be able to see the SQL query if you have PERCH_DEBUG set to true, which you can then check to see if the query is correct.

Yes, the template is not part of the filter options and needs to be set in the first array, as follows.

You'll need to use both importers. First you'll need to import the images to assets, then assign then product fields with the appropriate assets. This is a short snippet of how we approached the issue for blog posts. We had all the images stored in a local directory, so you will need to configure as appropriate.

As you have multiple images are you looking to import the images into a repeater field? If so, as far as I'm aware, the importer doesn't support this.

The sort options are added to the SQL query, whilst the 'each' function is applied to the items returned from the query, so this will not effect the data used to sort. Can you provide the Object collection template so we can see what fields are being used?

Are you able to run this in a local or staging environment? If you can, you can enable debug mode which should show any errors, or at least show whats been submitted to the DB, if it is being submitted at all.

Ah yes, sorry I misinterpreted your question. As 3DS2 is new, it may just be a case of updating to the latest SDK's for them to be supported (Braintree only supports from v3), however I am unfamiliar with the payment flows used by providers other than stripe.

All transactions that take part in the European economic area will be subject to the new SCA regulations. It will be up to the individual banks to decide whether the transaction meets the SCA standards and to what extent they need to be meet. (Only the CMA 9 banks will be required to enforce SCA).

Here are some article outlining the regulations and who they effect

https://www.spreedly.com/blog/…mply-that-is-the-question

https://stripe.com/gb/guides/strong-customer-authentication

It looks like when you are importing the new product you aren't indexing them. As perch shop requires an index table to filter on it won't match the non indexed products, which is why saving is fixing the issue.

Hopefully the snippet below will help