- payment.acquirer have many fields with 'required_if_provider'
attribute and while saving form it gave an error like "Required
fields not filled", so it was confusing to know which required fields were empty.
- after this commit, it is displayed like "Required fields not filled (field name)"
opw:1881054
Before this commit, when authorize (for example) returned a business error
the error wasn't displayed to th ecustomer
After this commit, it is.
OPW 1866408
closes#26279
Courtesy of Juan José Scarafía, ADHOC
The quality of the Spanish (Argentina) translations is very poor.
Remove them all and will start from scratch, translating only when needed.
The `pre_msg` field was removed from the payment process in commit
14081b848f. We hide the field since it is confusing for end users. A
proper refactoring will be done in master.
opw-1849413
The field `transactionReference` of Sips must contain only
alphanumerical characters. Previous commit 31dc6b888e solved
the special case of several attempts to pay, but a much simpler case may
appear in v11. Paying an invoice is likely to fail since the reference
contains by default `/`.
In the previous commit, we could simply modify the common `payment`
module code. In this specific case, however, we only change the
reference if the acquirer is Sips.
opw-1841483
This commit adds the auto-creation journal for installed acquirers.
This is not easy because:
- The acquirers are created on the 'payment' module but are enabled only when the specific module
is installed. E.g. Paypal is enabled with 'payment_paypal'.
- To create a journal, a chart of accounts is required. However, the post_init_hook on the
'account' module makes the installation order harder. E.g install payment_paypal directly:
The module are installed in the order: account -> payment -> payment_paypal -> l10n_generic_coa.
To fix the problem, the journals are created at two moments:
- During the installation of the chart of accounts.
- At the installation of an acquirer module. E.g. payment_paypal.
Was PR #23904
Was task: 1831620
Christophe Simonis