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Hi,
verified testing Paypal, 2CO and manual – YEN pricing remained as YEN in correct value. E.g. 10,000 YEN == 10,000 YEN.
1. However if I test with Authorize.net, the 10,000 YEN becomes >> 10,000 USD.
2. Also if I test Manual with YEN(primary) and USD (Secondary), manual checkout page form showed USD having 1 decimal place lesser. E.g. if USD should be 200USD, it is >>> 20USD instead.
Thanks,
James Tan
Authorize.net only allows you to open an account with them if you are a US resident (this payment gateway is not for a merchant outside of US). So their default currency is set to US Dollar. You can contact Authorize.net and ask them if you can accept YEN.
The conversion is based on the values you enter in the “Secondary Currency Settings” secion. What value have you entered in the following fields?
– Primary Currency Code
– Secondary Currency Code
– Conversion Rate
Oh dear, guess I have to find another payment gateway that allows Non-USA merchant and also supported by eStore. Do you have any idea for this? Appreciate any insights.
On this topic still, to resolve Manual payment:
– Primary Code = JPY
– Secondary = USD
– Conversion Rate = 0.011812
– Test value = 10000 YEN
Got the following shown on Manual:
“test 10,000 YEN…
Price: 10,000.00
Quantity: 1 ¥10,000.00
Subtotal:
Shipping:
Tax:
¥10,000.00
¥0.00
¥0.00
Total: ¥10,000.00
Total (USD): $0.12″
thanks,
James Tan
Thanks amin007 for the tips on PayPal and 2CO.
How about Manual, are you able to reproduce and if it’s a bug?
thanks a lot,
James Tan
Yeah… the number formating was casing some issues with the Japanese currency. I have fixed it in the code. I will build a new eStore load soon. Please download a new build of eStore from here in a few hours time:
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