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I have issued a credit memo in Magento Admin panel for an order, but I do not see how a customer can use this credit on the website? He cannot see it in the frontend either. How can this credit be managed by admin and/or by the customer?
Magento 1.8.0
When credit memo raised from admin, there is 2 option.
Online
Offline
If your integrated payment gateway support online, then that amount will credited into customer account.
If you integrated payment gateway doesn't support online, then Admin will go to Payment Gateway merchant account and manually transfer the fund to customer account.
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Shopify Plus has a feature called Multipass (https://shopify.dev/api/multipass) that's meant for store owners who have a separate website and a Shopify store. It redirects users from the website to the Shopify store and seamlessly logs them in with the same email address they used to sign up for the original website.
Does anyone know if WooCommerce, BigCommerce or Magento have a similar feature?
BigCommerce has very similar functionality to allow this using the Customer Login API that uses JWT (JSON Web Tokens) to allow a customer to be logged in without requiring them to re-enter their credentials. There are a number of use-cases where this is useful, including the one you describe.
https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api-docs/storefront/customer-login-api
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We're using direct integration which works fine for the customer and they are correctly redirected to the 3D secure page for validation and enter the password if required by the backend. We want to take payment over the phone as well. Sage Pay offers terminal transaction within My Sage Pay page, but I couldn't see to find any documents that we can do same but from our backend. http://www.sagepay.co.uk/support/15/37/process-a-terminal-transaction
It's exactly the same as your ecommerce integration - all you need to do differently is specify AccountType=M in the transaction post. This will suppress 3D Secure checking. You will need a MOTO MID on your sagepay account, though.
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I have a doubt, before asking here I searched a lot but did not get the correct answer. My doubt is what is the difference between Google checkout and Google shopping.?
Google Shopping[1] is a search engine for products - it lets you search for a product and then compare prices across different retailers etc.
Google Checkout/Wallet[2] is a payment services provider, somewhat like PayPal or Stripe. Most popular use is probably for buying things from the google play store. It's been renamed to Google Wallet[3], and can no longer be used for accepting payments for physical goods.
1: http://www.google.com/shopping
2: http://www.google.com/wallet/
3: https://support.google.com/checkout/sell/answer/3080449
Wallet/Checkout allows a user to do the shopping (login/pay) while the Shopping API is more about managing the shop (see: https://developers.google.com/shopping-search/v1/getting_started).
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I have created a custom payment gateway module which allows to integrate a particular bank's payment gateway into a person's Magento site. Now what I want to do is to upload this module as a commercial module so that other people can pay,download and can use it in their sites.
My problem is which licensing method should I use from below? Are there any coding standards to be followed to it be a commercial module? Are there any other procedures to be taken? How should I proceed?
Dasun, use Custom License. And then in License URL you have to give link explaining custom terms and conditions for this license. If you are creating custom terms, then better have a link on your site, something like EULA (End-user License Agreement)?
For example what it should have in it, check this http://magentools.com/eula/
For commercial extensions you will need to provide a link where users will be able to navigate to purchase your extension.
You give YOUR website link where you will sell your extension. Magento DOES NOT sell your extension, it just displays your extension and gives buyer a link to your website. You will handle the payment OUTSIDE of Magento (your website), payment method can be anything, you will configure it and Magento does not care about it as it's outside their scope.
Best way is to configure your payment in a way that once the said payment is made, the extension will automatically emailed to the buyer. If you are manually verifying the payment, mention in the extension description or your terms that it will take X hours/days to email extension after payment is successfully made.
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PayPal mentions, by using PayPal Website Payments Standard (WPS), when your customers check out, they will be directed to a page that allows them to log into their PayPal account OR pay by credit card without having to sign up for a PayPal account.
However, my shoping cart integrated with WPS has no place for customer entering credit card info?
It always want customer to sign-in or create a new account for payment.
(PayPal Website Payments Standard is supposed to allows users the choice of signing in or not signing in.)
What goes wrong? Am I missing any things?
Background:
Paypal account: Paypal Australia (Preimer)
Shoping cart: Magento. It has preconfigured Paypal payment method. I use WPS for check out payment method.
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Since you're already using Magento, why not use Express Checkout? It's free as well, and a lot more secure. Just get your API credentials through Profile > My selling tools > API Access > Update > Request API credentials > Request API Signature and enter them in your Magento backend.
Check whether "PayPal account optional" is switched on in your PayPal account. PayPal > Profile > My selling tools > Website Payment Preferences > Update.