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Hi,

a customer of mine had the same issue and I fixed it with this patch (also includes a minor fix for fetching the user zip from meta data).

Maybe you can include this fix into a new release.

Thanks,

J?rn

I did some more testing myself and it actually works if you happen to have the subscription as the first item in your cart and the simple product second.

In paymill/lib/integration/woocommerce.inc.php, the following line in process_payment reduces the variable $cart to just the first entry of the cart:

$cart = reset($cart);

If the first product in your cart happens to be the simple product instead, it doesn’t work and throws the interval error mentioned above.

I worked on this issue some more and have a working fix here (https://pastebin.com/UVSYEPpD). It is not pretty yet, and probably isn’t suitable for pulling because I need to allow multiple subscriptions for the same user in my shop and figured this into the change as well by adding the order id to the offer-hash.

While fixing this, I also had an issue with a race condition, where the callback to the webhook for the subscription was interfering with the transaction for the simple product causing the “50000: Problem with back end” error I mentioned previously. I fixed this by switching the calls to processProducts() and processSubscriptions() in line 695 of the changed file.

Same here.

Hi Matthias,

that is great news – thanks a lot! Is there anything that I can do to help?

best,

J?rn

Hi,

it’s actually worse. No mixed cart including a physical product and a subscription work, regardless of how it was assembled. Also manually selecting a physical product and a subscription product from the shop causes the interval error… =(

regards,

J?rn

Looking through the code some more it seems to me that so far, the plugin only supports a subscription being the single item in the cart, right? If I change processSubscriptions as follows, I get a few steps further:

foreach($this->cart['stamp'] as $product){

   if(isset($product['product_id']) && intval($product['product_id']) > 0){

(...)

Product Bundles seems to set the period returned by WC_Subscriptions_Order::get_subscription_period to 0. If I set $period in processSubscription to “MONTH” as a blunt hack, a subscription is successfully created in Paymill.

I am still getting a “50000: Problem with back end” error for the simple product that I didn’t investigate further.

Sorry, my fault – wrong link… ??

https://bl-solutions.de/cld/public.php?service=files&t=41a9850805802065733d71fd2a9dd845

Here you go: https://bl-solutions.de/cld/public.php?service=files&t=ba410682f33ac177dcdc14ff70c2cd3e

Thanks to everybody for the quick replies!

@matthias-reuter: I am using the latest version of the Paymill-plugin: 1.9.1. Woocommerce is version 2.3.11, Product Bundles version 4.9.5 and subscriptions version 1.5.28.

I suspect that the Product Bundles turns the “bundle”-product into a subscription product of its own without actually setting all the properties, like the period and interval.

If there is anything that I can do to help fixing this, let me know.