I am experiencing an issue with the WebToffee Stripe plugin when enabling OAuth. Whenever OAuth is activated, Stripe returns the following error:

“Invalid URL: Non-ASCII characters in URLs must be percent-encoded in order for the URL to be valid.”

Additionally, customers attempting to complete their payments see the following error on the checkout page:

“No API key provided. (HINT: set your API key using ‘Stripe::setApiKey()’. You can generate API keys from the Stripe web interface. See https://stripe.com/api for details, or email [email protected] if you have any questions.)”

Details:

• The issue occurs only when OAuth is enabled.
• My website includes product names, descriptions, and image URLs that contain Greek characters.
• The error seems to be caused by non-ASCII characters in product names, descriptions, or image URLs, which are not automatically percent-encoded before being sent to Stripe.
• Disabling OAuth resolves the issue, but I need OAuth for my setup.

Example of Problematic Data Sent to Stripe:

"name": "Χρυσ? πουλ?", "images": ["/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/πουλι-χρυσο-263x263.jpg"], "description": "Δ?ρα για αναγν?στε?"

Since Stripe requires URLs and text data to be percent-encoded, I believe the plugin does not handle this encoding properly when OAuth is enabled.Questions:

1. Is there a way to automatically percent-encode product names, descriptions, and image URLs before they are sent to Stripe?
2. Does WebToffee Stripe plugin support non-ASCII characters when OAuth is active?
3. Why does enabling OAuth cause the “No API key provided” error for customers?
4. Is there a workaround or a setting I can modify to avoid these issues?

I appreciate your support on this matter!

Best regards,
Maria

I am looking for an Oauth plugin that would allow the user to connect to his Google Search Console after authentification.

Q1- Is there a feature or an addon that allows to connect to the user’s search console ?

Q2- In case not, do you offer custom dev services ?

Thanks in advance.

However, when configuring the outbound email account, I always see this verification failure message:
https://tinyurl.com/26uowrj2

The failure message displays zero information about why the configuration failed.

The provided OAuth link is invalid. Please contact the app developer for more information.

This happens with Live or Demo. My site and other details are recorded with Stripe, although it’s my business email rather than site mgr email. Help please?

The one-way sync works fine—when an appointment is booked on my website, it is successfully added to Google Calendar. However, the system does not read availability from Google Calendar to prevent double bookings.

Additionally, Google is requesting specific OAuth scopes for the integration, along with a video demonstration for verification. The documentation does not mention anything about these required scopes or the verification process. Could you please assist me with this?

My booking system is very simple: it handles half-hour appointments, and I just want the available half-hour slots to be displayed to users based on the availability in my Google Calendar and allow them to book accordingly.”

How do I change it back to the API keys?

I’m trying to follow your instructions for setting up facebook social logins:
https://support.heateor.com/how-to-get-facebook-app-id/

When I get to steps 11. Switch App Mode to Live, there is no App Mode. Instead I see a Publish function that requires me to set up a facebook business profile and jump through all kinds of hoops to get it approved.

Also at step 14 for OAuth, there is no Facebook | Settings menu. The closest thing I can find it a Testing process that looks very long winded.

Am I doing something wrong of has facebook changed the whole process since you wrote your instructions?

Thanks,
Phil