- This commit, fixes a crash triggered when the user is paying a quote while having his browser language set to a language not defined on the Odoo database.
This is due to the fact that the field 'name' on the model 'account.analytic.account' is translatable.
Stripe sends a json query to the server with the user's browser's language on the 'Accept-Language' http header field.
By doing this, Odoo add a 'lang' key to the context, which is then used to translate translatable fields.
The email of the recipient must be specified in the charge.
The checkout.js prompt creates a token with the email specified as the name but
to get an email confirmation that the charge succeeded, the receipt_email
parameter must be set.
Side note: the receipt_email is not enough to send email confirmation, it must
also be enabled on Stripe dashboard that generated the access tokens.
Reference: https://support.stripe.com/questions/email-receipts
opw-697759
The module `payment_stripe` was apparently not designed to work with
module `website_payment`, althought the payment method is available. For
example:
- Go to '/my/home', select "Pay Now" on an invoice
- Try to pay with Stripe ==> nothing happens
This commit brings the necessary modifications to make it compatible
with `website_payment`. Moreover, it prevents the creation of 2
`payment.transactions`, which was not necessary.
opw-693421
Contrary to other payment acquirers all transactions through stripe are
s2s transactions. Because of this payment_stripe has to create it's own
payment.transactions which is unusual.
Because of this payment_stripe needs a sale order id which will be
provided by website_sale in request.session. website_quote doesn't do
this so this extracts it from the return_url, just like
website_quotation.js does.
opw-678117
tbe-odoo