30knees Posted Friday at 01:04 PM Posted Friday at 01:04 PM (edited) Sometimes I get orders where the billing and shipping addresses are in different countries, like so: Billing address: Germany. Shipping address: Italy. Product total: 100. Shipping costs to Germany would be 2.50. Shipping costs to Italy would be 10. Invoice and order total: 100, so shipping costs of 0 (no idea where the 0 comes from). Actual amount deducted from customer via PayPal: 110, so product price plus shipping to Italy. Has anybody else noticed something like this? Edited Friday at 01:34 PM by 30knees
0 datakick Posted Friday at 03:57 PM Posted Friday at 03:57 PM I did some testing, and... released a new version of paypal module, and I strongly recommend everybody to update 🙂 There was a serious bug in module. When creating an order, paypal module provided current cart value instead of amount that was actually paid. This should be always the same, unless it isn't. For example, if you can do this: clicks on payment button that opens paypal checkout page open your store in different tab, and amend the cart (add/remove products, change carrier,...) switch back to paypal tab, and conclude the payment Normally, the order would be created with Payment Error state. But because of the bug in paypal module, the order would be created in Payment validated state, everything marked as fully paid. Neat.  1 2
0 DRMasterChief Posted yesterday at 03:34 PM Posted yesterday at 03:34 PM Thanks for this great support and the update. These are things that no one checks 100 times, which makes a secure update all the more important.
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30knees
Sometimes I get orders where the billing and shipping addresses are in different countries, like so:
Invoice and order total: 100, so shipping costs of 0 (no idea where the 0 comes from).
Actual amount deducted from customer via PayPal: 110, so product price plus shipping to Italy.
Has anybody else noticed something like this?
Edited by 30knees2 answers to this question
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