I can make a successful payment using the square payment form example, and getting the payment-processing page with a reply of the transaction details using the Transacrion API.
Once this completed Can I see this anywhere on my square account? Like a list of successful transaction in the sandbox?
Sandbox transactions are not visible in your Square Dashboard. The way to view sandbox transactions is to call the ListTransactions endpoint with your sandbox credentials to get a sandbox transaction report. Only live transactions will be visible on your Square Dashboard.
Sandbox Transactions will not show up on the dashboard.
The only way to see them is to go to the sandbox test page and use the sandbox ID and sandbox location to query the existing transactions.
https://docs.connect.squareup.com/testing/sandbox
On The developer dashboard (https://developer.squareup.com/apps) you can see the sandbox test accounts, there is an open button next to the account, click on it and it will open the sandbox dashboard, there you can see the sandbox transactions.
You go to your Square Developer Dashboard. You should have a Default Test Account. Open it up and you can go to the Sandbox Dashboard and see all your transactions and associated data based on the use of the API
AFAIK, there is a way to view the sandbox transactions before you go live. Go to this link developer.squareup.com/apps and there at the bottom you can see the list of sandbox test accounts. Click open button to view the dashboard.
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An internal script I use together with my research team uses the Drive API to automate file download from Drive. Some accounts, arbitrarily as far as I could tell, get the "temporarily disabled" message instead of the regular authorization screen.
The behavior is per account - some accounts always get the "temporarily disabled" screen, while the rest always get the desired auth screen. Switching accounts sometimes helps in case one's second account is in the "good group" that gets the auth screen.
We use #gmail accounts (not gsuite). The app uses the https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.readonly scope. The app has not been verified and I am aware of the cap when using sensitive scopes. It seems from the dashboard that we are below the user cap. Looking at OAuth consent screen > OAuth rate limits > Your user cap I see "5 users / 100 user cap".
Can someone explain this behavior?
Am I looking at the right thing on the dashboard?
Can I use a less sensitive scope that will not require verification? We only need to download specific files/folders.
If an app or service shows the Sign in with Google temporarily disabled for this app message it means that Google paralyzed the app/service for security reasons. The only thing that you can do is go through the verification process.
I've created several customers (note, with the test token) via the API however I expected them to be listed on the dashboard.
Are customers created with a live token added to the dashboard?
It would be easier for me to delete my test customers via the dashboard then coding a bunch of extra stuff.
You will not see sandbox customers in Dashboard, but your production customers will show like normal.
I am trying to develop a wrapper for the Square Connect API. I am looking for a sandbox account or a way to import test data to a new account so I can get started quickly with the development side.
Thank you!
For future reference for people who land here from Google, Square now offers this. Every account is given a set of sandbox credentials, as well as there is an anonymous sandbox you can use without logging in.
Login here and create an application. Once you create the application, there will be Sandbox settings that you can use.
https://connect.squareup.com/apps
Here is some more documentation:
https://docs.connect.squareup.com/articles/using-sandbox/
https://docs.connect.squareup.com/ (general guide)
Unfortunately it doesn't seem like there is a dashboard where you can see the transactions in Sandbox mode, but I suppose it's not 100% needed.
You can download the Square register app on a mobile device and submit cash transactions to a live merchant account. Not ideal, but this is what I do to add test data.
i have searched a lot but only got following login url for sagepay test account.
https://test.sagepay.com/mysagepay/login.msp
Can any one please help me from where i can create account to log in at above screen.
I have already created simulator account at
simulator account
To use this test sagepay login you need a normal sagepay payment gateway / merchant account or have a MySagePay account. This test URL is given to clients who have access to the live side for their day to day transactions.
If you have an account with Sage you can get them to set up the test environment for you.
create mysagepay test account
http://www.sagepay.co.uk/sign-up-for-beta-testing
I am working on a Chrome Web Store application, and plan to use the Chrome Web Store Payments. I could find the documentation on how to check if the user has paid, but I can't figure out how to offer the user to pay? How should I redirect him to the store?
First you should publish your app to test users. If necessary add them to a google group and choose that group in the developer dashboard. Of course you will need to enable payments for your app too.
Only these test users will be able to see the link, which you can find through the developer dashboard by clicking on your app's name. This will make a link, which at the moment is constructed like this:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/YOUR_APPS_CHROME_STORE_NUMBER
This page will have an "Add to Chrome for $x" that they need to click to help you test your payment implementation. This URL could be used for advertising as well.
Google advises to create a new app listing for the public release of your app.