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Hi Femi, We wanted to let you know that we have created an account directly with Klarna and installed and configured the “Klarna for WooCommerce” plugin. The “Pay Later” feature is working smoothly and as expected and we’ll stay on that setup.
Best regards
Hey Femi, No, I haven’t received any further updates from Mollie support. They referred me to you on September 15th, stating that their support team cannot track individual payments. Should I have contacted them again – What should they do? What’s the current status? How can I help resolve this issue?
Unfortunately, the beta version doesn’t work.
We contacted Mollie Support. Unfortunately, they are unable to track a specific payment with a payment ID. (My Mollie ticket ID is 2369721)
To summarize: We select “Klarna” as the payment method in WooCommerce and are then correctly redirected to Klarna. PayLater is suggested in the Klarna checkout. When we click on PayLater, an error message appears at Klarna, and the checkout is canceled. The correct behavior would be if Klarna did not display PayLater in the pre-selection.
To resolve the issue, the following questions could be clarified:
- Is this desired behavior by Klarna? If so, why?
- Is this behavior reproducible in other integrations (not WooCommerce)?
- Does Klarna need additional personal data to decide whether PayLater is permitted (such as date of birth?) < just a wild guess
- Does Mollie’s API provide all the necessary information to Klarna?
- Does WooCommerce provide all the necessary information to Mollie?
Just some ideas to go further here and solve this issue. If you need anything to test or further information, I’m happy to help. However, I can’t debug the error as it is.
We already did that right from the start when the problems arose, and it didn’t work.
We are currently in contact with Mollie Support and have provided them with specific payment IDs for tracking purposes two days ago. However, we are currently only receiving standard replies that are ineffective or are referred to Klarna. We are currently trying to get through the standard replies from support and get a reliable answer why a specific payment was failing.
We keep you up to date.Thank you for your reply. In my view, the issue is not related to webhooks, since the customer is redirected to Mollie/Klarna and the error already occurs there. This suggests that the problem happens either during the transfer from WooCommerce to Mollie, or from Mollie to Klarna.
It is correct that our webhooks are not firing properly and therefore the order is not marked as paid. I can confirm this is also an issue, but it is a separate one. Could you please explain why a broken “subpayment” method (Klarna in general works, but Klarna Pay Later does not) would be related to a webhook?
Can I provide any further details? Is there documentation on which fields and data must be transmitted so I can debug this more deeply myself?
Yes, an order is being created.
Hello Femi,
thank you for your quick response. Please find the requested files here:WC System Report: https://privatebin.syde.com/?cbd46600269342f4#ABQcXBn17jwdRyDCfD7CYgdVE8ZTySfsJ12tJwA7RGAC
WC Logs: https://privatebin.syde.com/?8c27d8c7740902d6#9xD7Leb7nTAW2tpqcnG19P26rNR1Z3uQZH7XLtSsBdup
I checked the log output carefully and could not identify a specific error. The payment object is created correctly, with amount, currency, returnUrl, and webhookUrl all passed as expected. However, during the Klarna checkout the flow fails with onWebhookFailed and the payment cannot be completed.
This indicates that the request reaches Klarna, but Klarna rejects it. It may be related to missing or incorrect parameters in the data being forwarded from WooCommerce/Mollie to Klarna (for example customer or billing details). Since other Klarna payment methods work without issues, it seems specific to Klarna Pay Later.
If I can help by providing further details, please let me know.
Best regards,
ChristophForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce PayPal Payments] Slow PagespeedHey,
the mini cart feature is disabled. The call is really on every page request (frontend and backend).I deactivated every plugin expect these three. I installed a basic storefront theme:
https://www.cswebservice.de/1.png
(The external request to paypal is on the plugin page /wp-admin/plugins.php?plugin_status=active)https://www.cswebservice.de/2.png
(The external request to paypal is on a WC marketing page wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-admin&path=%2Fmarketing)https://www.cswebservice.de/3.png
(The external request to paypal is also on frontend)https://www.cswebservice.de/4.png
Here are my settings. Also the paypal request is on the setting page.What is that call for?
Aren’t these calls cacheable?
Do we need to call it on every page request?A few days after mentioned this behaviour I “solved” it by commenting out the curl request. My customer pages are now fast again.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce PayPal Payments] Slow PagespeedHey,
same here for me. On every page request that plugin is calling PayPal with curl. So the whole page request is stopped until paypal sends an response. This is +500ms for every page request and slows down everything.What is that call for?
Aren’t these calls cacheable?
Do we need to call it on every page request?Hallo Bernd,
als Benutzer würde ich erwarten, dass der Zählpixel als fertiges HTML direkt mit the_content auch über die API ausgegeben wird. Unter Umständen wäre eine Option wie beim RSS Feed sinnvoll, dass Benutzer dies de- und aktivieren können.
Wir können uns den Pixel auch selbst zusammensetzen mit den Meta Daten aus der API, kein Problem. 😉
Lasst uns wissen, ob, wie und wann ihr eurer Plugin erweitern wollt, sodass wir entscheiden können, was wir tun.
Vielen Dank!