Authorize.net processing

  • I am so confused – first time setting up woocommerce – Please Help!
    There’s actually too much info out there but no simple instructions.
    1) Do I need an SSL or not? I’ve read 20 conflicting articles.
    2) How do I enter the only two fields it should need: API Logon ID and Transaction Key? Under Payment Gateways I select Credit Card, and it’s asking for a Public Key and Private Key – is that the API Logon ID and Transaction Key? (I will use a sandbox account for testing).
    3) If that’s it, then is there anything I need to do with Webhooks?
    4) I will need a callback (or IPN) program. I’m assuming that will be with Webhooks, so is there an example I could see?

    Torn between using a custom program that’s easy or woocommerce that should be safer!
    Thanks so much!!

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/

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  • sftranna

    (@sftranna)

    Check this simplest plugin www.ads-software.com/plugins/ec-authorizenet , you wont need anything except your authorize.net details.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter dcassara

    (@dcassara)

    I also need to know the actual php program names for the cart and checkout pages, as I need to add an update to their custom database. form-checkout-php is not the main program – it’s a template or include.
    I also need to make changes to both the cart and checkout css, but am not having luck finding that either. All buttons disappear on mouseover – I know it’s probably the template, but I still have to fix it.

    Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    You can add CSS to your theme -no need to edit plugin files or know what outputs what.

    Thread Starter dcassara

    (@dcassara)

    Adding CSS means adding the class on the output – which I can’t do.
    It’s the “button” class I’m trying to fix – for the last 4 hours.
    In another hour, I’m forgetting woocommerce and going custom code.

    Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    dcassara, you do not need to add classes in the HTML. You can target the elements using the classes and elements that exist now. This is basic CSS.

    Lets say you want to target a button on the product archive:

    ul.products a.button {
// Your CSS here
}

    Thats all there is to it.

    https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp

    Thread Starter dcassara

    (@dcassara)

    I had already tried that but [woocommerce_checkout] overrides it.
    However, do you know of any skins I could purchase? I think I could make my client happy if I could make the cart and checkout pages look better.
    We’re using the Bridge template if that makes a difference.

    Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    I don’t think it can override it. If a style is not taking effect, you can add !important after the rule. Use the browser’s inspector to view applied styles and from what CSS file they come from.

    For a free theme, take a look at storefront. https://www.woothemes.com/storefront/

    Thread Starter dcassara

    (@dcassara)

    Looks great – but when I download it and try to install it, I get an error: The package could not be installed. No valid plugins were found.

    I tried it several times.

    I found all the source I needed and made a lot of the changes they requested, but the actual order payment screen is not easy to rearrange – the storefront will fix that if I can get a good download package.

    Plugin Contributor royho

    (@royho)

    So you need to install it via Appearance->Themes instead of Plugins for Storefront theme.

    Thread Starter dcassara

    (@dcassara)

    Same error – are you affiliated with them? They should know – unless there is something wrong with my WP installation ??

    Plugin Contributor Mike Jolley

    (@mikejolley)

    The package could not be installed. No valid plugins were found.

    This error happens when you try to install a theme as a plugin.. Would happen with any theme.

    Themes != Plugins

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