Rating: 1 star
For our store using WordPress 6.1.1 and WooCommerce 7.4.1 this plugin simply did not do the job it claimed it could do. Which caused us a lot of wasted time. No descent instructions. We ended up going to Weareag.co.uk. We bought the plugin and within 10 minutes through their very easy set-up wizard, with photos of what to look for and where in the EPDQ online system, we were up and running. Lost a week wasting our time with this plugin.
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had a few issues , but after contacting support all resolved, great plugin recomended.
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^^^ OK, that’s with WordPress 4.9.16 and WooCommerce 3.8.0, and ePDQ in the test environment. And there is a PHP notice which ought to be fixed.
I wanted to reply to this thread with further information, but some fascist has decided the thread should be closed, so I am leaving a review instead.
You need to use both SHA-IN and SHA-OUT passphrases, and probably make sure “I would like to receive transaction feedback parameters on the redirection URLs” is checked.
Also, your passphrases can only contain certain special characters: notably * is not allowed. The Barclays interface won’t tell you why your passphrase is rejected even if it manages to actually tell you that it was, so that can be a bit of a headache if you use a password generator. (Historically, banks have had problems with special characters in passwords, because they were an attack vector. It seems they’ve applied a one-size-fits-all approach, further compromising security.)
Appreciate this plugin. Could this review inspire testing and updates to work with the latest WordPress/WooCommerce? ?? (I happened to be integrating into a site using older versions of stuff, so did not get to test this.)
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