Stripe – Use Customer Abstraction

[admin]

We will most likely look at storing that customer ID value with the eStore’s transaction data.

[Robert]

Will you be considering the use of that ID for future purchases?

[Robert]

Any thoughts on using the stored customer ID for future purchases?

[admin]

Nope, we won’t do that. We will ONLY save that ID but we won’t use it for a another charge as it doesn’t work for our plugin. We offer fast and anonymous checkout so it won’t work out for us.

[Robert]

Ok, thanks. Please, let me know where you are storing it and when that’s done so I can grab a new copy of the plugin and use it if needed.

[Robert]

Checking to see if there are any updates to the ID being saved (and where it is being saved). Thanks.

[wpCommerce]

@Robert, We have a version ready for testing. I have sent you a copy via email. Let me know if you don’t receive it.

[Robert]

Ok, thanks. Went in my spam folder, so I just found it. Will start testing later today. Can you tell me where the ID is being saved?

[wpCommerce]

You can edit an order and find the Stripe Customer ID at the bottom of the page.

[Robert]

Just deactivated my old version, deleted it, added the new one and upon activation I receive this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /home/realsol5/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-payment-gateway/wp_pg_debug_handler.php on line 1

Really not sure what the problem was here. When I looked at the file, it looked like there were no line breaks, so the first comment (// Timestamp) on “line 10” actually commented out the rest of the code. I deleted just that file and transferred it manually several times and nothing worked.

Finally, I manually copied the proper code and resaved the file. It activate ok. Now on to testing the new feature.

[Robert]

Hey guys,

Sorry it’s taken me a while…got pulled off on some other items. Finished my initial testing and new code looks good except for the above problem. Thanks again for the great update!

[wpCommerce]

I don’t see this issue on our development site. Did you do a fresh install via the plugins uploader? Did you edit any file or change the formatting?

[Robert]

I was sent a copy via email, so I used that copy. Deactivated then deleted old copy, then copied in new version from email and activated it.

That’s when I saw the error. Didn’t edit or change anything.

To fix it, I had to manually copy the proper code and resave the file.

[wpCommerce]

I just sent you another copy. Please install this version and see how it goes.

[Robert]

Same problem.

Downloaded and extracted plugin that was emailed.

Deactivated old plugin, then deleted it.

Checked to make sure directory was gone.

Copied over to website.

Tried to activate and received the same error in the same file.

Looking at the file on my webserver, it looked like there were no line breaks, so the first comment (// Timestamp) on “line 10” actually commented out the rest of the code. The file on my computer didn’t look like this. Opened the file on my computer and then opened the file from the webserver. Manually copied code from file on my computer to file on webserver and resaved the file on webserver.

No other file had this problem.

Seems very odd.

[Author]

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