nelsonamaya

OK, but the WooCommerce PayPal Payments plugin is one of the most used for payments in WooCommerce, as it’s the recommended PayPal Payments extension by them, thus I think that you should consider adding support to this plugin at least given that you have the option to set mandatory fields in the checkout.

And it’s not a complex adjustment, they added a way to do it with custom mandatory fields here:

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-paypal-payments/wiki/Common-errors#custom-field-not-validated-when-clicking-the-paypal-button

Any chance to add this to the plugin?

Thanks.

Thanks! It looks like enabling the overriding WP Metadata values option did the trick.

@anwar4870 thanks for your answer!

I tried with your example, and the first console.log returns the correct block, however the second one (result), returns undefined.

Hi, does this plugin still have support?

Ok, thank you.

Thanks for your answer.

Is there any ETA for this improvement to be released? I need to use some decimal values on my site and I have to define if I’ll need to build a custom block just for this feature or if I can wait for it to be ready on your next release.

Thanks!

Hi @prileygraham,

Thank you so much for your prompt reply and for releasing this new version. I think this change does the trick.

Hi @karzin,

I found the issue, it’s because the suborders don’t have the _transaction_id value. I fixed it by doing this in the woocommerce_thankyou action:

update_post_meta( $suborder_id, '_transaction_id', $main_order->get_transaction_id() );

Hi @karzin,

Sorry, my bad. The order status was not changing because I wasn’t refunded all the items. Once I refund all of them, the order status change to Refunded.

Thank you.

Thanks @karzin, currently the suborders status is Processing.

Hi @karzin, thanks for your answer.

Refunding directly a suborder instead of doing it from a main order will work for me as you described above (refunding it completely).

However it doesn’t work currently, I mean, after I refund a suborder completely, the suborder status doesn’t change to refunded. Could you help me please to check this?

Thank you so much.

Hi @karzin, any update on this?

Thank you.

@karzin I think I found the issue. When a main order has just a single item and I refund that value, which sets the order total amount to 0, then the status changes for main order and suborder to Refunded.

However when a main order has more than one item, and I only do a partial refund, e.g. just one item, the suborder created from that item doesn’t get updated with the Refunded status.

Please let me know if I’m clear with this example.

Thank you.

@karzin I just did another test with an order with status “completed” and it worked fine, let me check if it’s fine. Seems like it should be tested only with completed orders, right?

Hi @karzin,

I did it by clicking on the “Refund” button in the main order page:
https://cl.ly/cfbfcc0e396a

It enables some fields to apply the refund. In my case, I’m typing “1” in the Qty field for the refunded item, and then all the values are populated automatically (total, taxes, etc.). Finally I click on the Refund button on the bottom of the container:
https://cl.ly/3b6c30640212

Please let me know if I should do the refund process is a different way so it works fine with the splitting functionality.

Thank you.