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Sandbox test problem on pp_confirm.php page

Thread began 9/18/2019 8:05 am by s.joiner74419001 | Last modified 9/19/2019 9:21 am by Ray Borduin | 444 views | 3 replies |

s.joiner74419001

Sandbox test problem on pp_confirm.php page

I have a payment cart which I am testing locally using PayPal sandbox and have problem when the payment process reaches the pp_confirm.php page. In my case - pp_confirm-d.php as I have another cart on the same site using the standard file name.

Basically when the process reaches the page I get the error message "Your SQL statement failed to execute."

Once payment completes it should re-direct to a page called - checkout_success-d.php.

I have tested it remotely and it works fine so theres something about my testing environment that it doesn't like.

I've attached all relevant pages but you might need more..

Thanks in advance

Attached Files
checkout-d.php
checkout_failure-d.php
checkout_success-d.php
confirm-d.php
confirm-d_cart.php
pp_confirm-d.php
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Ray BorduinWebAssist

If it works on your remote server and not your localhost, then it is probably a difference in the database structure or an issue with the connection, since that is the only thing that might be different. The error also implies an issue with the database interaction. You might try turning debug on in the rsobj.php file and queryobj.php file to see if that gives a more informative error.

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s.joiner74419001

Thanks for your input Ray.

I turned the debug on on the queryobj.php file which gave the following result.

INSERT INTO Orders (`OrderAmount`, `OrderShipName`, `OrderShipAddress`, `OrderShipAddress2`, `OrderCity`, `OrderState`, `OrderZip`, `OrderCountry`, `OrderPhone`, `OrderShipping`, `OrderTax`, `OrderEmail`, `OrderDate`) VALUES (?, ?, ?, DEFAULT, ?, ?, ?, ?, DEFAULT, ?, ?, ?, ?)
Field 'OrderShipAddress2' doesn't have a default value

So I checked both “Orders” database tables ( local and remote ) to check any differences and both are exactly the same. What I did notice is where the function is failing in the local test environment, It is passing to the success page but entering mostly zero values into the table in the remote/live environment.

i’ve attached a screenshot of the table from the live database where you can see the last entry ( orderID 102 ) in question.

I have noticed something similar is happening with the “orderdetails” table where zero values are being entered into certain fields ( DetailName ) see attached screenshot.

Clearly there is something not right with the entries here, notibaly with the 'OrderShipAddress2' field but I don’t understand why it submits into the remote database , all be it zero values to certain fields, but fails with the local database, when both table structures appear to be the same.

I removed the “Store Cart Summary” and “Store Cart Details” scripts and tested it locally. Needless to say it passed to the success page with no problem.

Any Suggestions?

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

Open the "Structure" tab of the Orders table and make sure they are the same.... Try checking the "Allow Null" checkbox for the OrderShipAddress2 table.

You could also update the default value for that column to be blank.

You could also update the line on your store cart summary in database from:
$ConditionalQuery->bindColumn("OrderShipAddress2", "d", "".(WA_coalesce(array(WA_getSavedFormValue('CheckoutWizard_NewFromBlank_Default','Address_2_2'),WA_getSavedFormValue('CheckoutWizard_NewFromBlank_Default','Address_2')))) ."", "WA_DEFAULT");

to:
$ConditionalQuery->bindColumn("OrderShipAddress2", "d", "".(WA_coalesce(array(WA_getSavedFormValue('CheckoutWizard_NewFromBlank_Default','Address_2_2'),WA_getSavedFormValue('CheckoutWizard_NewFromBlank_Default','Address_2')))) ."", "WA_BLANK");

That will insert a blank entry when the field is omitted instead of trying to use the database default.

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