I'm looking to integrate the signifyd gem for fraud detection, yesterday had a talk with somebody from them about implementation and all that. They talked about a multi-week "burn in" period where we'll still send them order data, they'll still send things back, but we should disable the workflows that automatically act on their response. I believe I found where the gem decides what to do (https://github.com/solidusio-contrib/solidus_signifyd/blob/58b57e70fc8b25715d7e2ab[…]app/controllers/spree/api/solidus_signifyd/orders_controller.rb), I guess my question is: Is this the only place I need to adjust the code, and if so, would just temporarily commenting out lines 15-19 be enough for what they're talking about?

Hi, does anyone know how to solve this problem? I am deploying solidus-example-app to heroku.👀

quick question -- is there a way to pull which single use promo code if any was used on an order?

Hey guys, I just asked the Ruby forum concerning this problem, but they think it's more of a Solidus/Spree problem. Everything's been working fine until today where, when I just do my regular

bin/rails s

, it's giving me an error where it states that the db doesn't exist. More precisely:

FATAL:  database "Near_Moi_development" does not exist (ActiveRecord::NoDatabaseError)

I've tried db:create.all, db:setup, but to no avail

Hey guys 👋 I am working on multitenancy and seems like the best solution in Rails world https://github.com/citusdata/activerecord-multi-tenant. I wanted to use it within solidus, so I am looking to insert some global before filter like this:

class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  set_current_tenant_through_filter # Required to opt into this behavior
  before_action :set_customer_as_tenant

  def set_customer_as_tenant
    customer = Customer.find(session[:current_customer_id])
    set_current_tenant(customer)
  end
end

Do you know what is the preferable way to do this? or simply define

Spree::SomeBaseController

and add filtration in any way I want 🤔

I do know about https://github.com/solidusio-contrib/solidus_multi_domain, but I want to have separate

/store/admin

for each tenant

Hey there. Im having trouble finding the correct way to access my routes using the rails

url_for

command in the product model. Essentially I want to be able to call

generate_qr

on a product instance and get the url for each product to display it in the admin panel. In the attached image you can see the error message I get when trying to access the product controller. The closest information I could get about the problem was this: ” Its a spree app and the controller was inherited from Spree::BaseController. url_for only sees routes within the spree engine and not globals Fixed the issue by adding main_app to url_for `main_app.url_for(...)`” I used this main_app method but got the following error message:

undefined local variable or method `main_app' for #<Spree::Product:0x00007f85ba80fb28>

Does anybody have any insight on how to tackle this problem?

This seems like a simple enough thing and I'll probably feel silly when I see how much I'm overcomplicating it... I'm trying to integrate with an api that needs the session id for the order. I initially was sending the guest_token, but they said they want the actual session id to (I believe, not completely sure) match up with some data they track using js. I know that I can't try to pull the session from the controller, it's server-side and so there isn't a web session. Is that tracked somewhere? Is that the right piece and there's something else going on?

I'm stumped on this because I imported a bunch of products a while back successfully, so trying to track down how this broke. When creating a product on either through the admin or through 

Spree::Product.new(data_goes_here).save

 It returns

nil

. From the SQL in the rails console it looks like 

INSERT INTO "spree_products"

, 

INSERT INTO "spree_variants"

,  

INSERT INTO "spree_prices"

 are successful, and then I see this:

Spree::StockLocation Load (0.3ms)  SELECT "spree_stock_locations".* FROM "spree_stock_locations" WHERE "spree_stock_locations"."propagate_all_variants" = $1  [["propagate_all_variants", true]]
  Spree::StockItem Exists? (0.8ms)  SELECT 1 AS one FROM "spree_stock_items" WHERE "spree_stock_items"."variant_id" = $1 AND "spree_stock_items"."deleted_at" IS NULL AND "spree_stock_items"."stock_location_id" = $2 AND "spree_stock_items"."deleted_at" IS NULL LIMIT $3  [["variant_id", 850], ["stock_location_id", 1], ["LIMIT", 1]]
TRANSACTION (0.5ms)  ROLLBACK

The stock location from the ID in the params exists. The difficult part is that 

Spree::Product.new().errors

 is blank and thus the error in the UI is also blank when the flash errors div appears in the admin UI. Any thoughts or things I may be missing? This store is set not to track inventory in 

config/initializers/spree.rb

 via `config.track_inventory_levels = false`but I tried switching that to true and still getting the same. The only change to products I made was adding a

handling_charge

boolean via migration a while back and giving that a spot in the UI, but I swear this was working after that. I have

Spree::PermittedAttributes.product_attributes << :handling_charge

in

config/initializers/spree.rb

Attempting to run

bundle

after adding braintree (https://github.com/solidusio/solidus_paypal_braintree) to the gemfile throws an error. Attempting to run the

gem install

from the error message also fails. Is there a known way to get braintree installed?

is it possible to implement virtual products? so if a customer purchases a ticket/voucher for example that a download starts?

Hi guys

Suddenly getting a nil on @product_attributes after upgrading to 3.1

anyone have an idea why the delete convention on the solidus frontend wouldn't work after navigate to the page via turbolinks?

all the generated code looks the exact same -- however it only works on a full page load and not via a turbolinks visit

you're saying that the UJS stuff just isn't working at all after you navigate to a new page?

yeah -- i'm actually not an expert on the paradigm that allows that delete syntax to work, but when i navigate to the page via a turbo load -- clicking the "delete" actually tries to load the

#

on the page -- so seems UJS isn't grabbing it

perhaps something is wrong in my application.js?

normally Rails' UJS code intercepts those clicks and does the magic to make them work... are you seeing any kind of JS errors or anything? (disclaimer: I normally do not use Turbolinks)

yeah it's strange no other errors -- fair enough though i'll keep looking at it

it must be something with ujs

After upgrading to 3.1 I am getting various ActiveStorage adaptor errors. I've not set anything up. It used to be the default Paperclip implementation. I am getting undefined method

processed

and

analyze?

alright i'm circling back on this -- has anyone taken the dive to using Turbo with solidus? about 99% of everything works totally fine, but there are a couple slight issues, hoping to trade tips with someone who may have encountered these

hi guys. i have a problem with active_storage. every time i restart the app (or after a while) the images are not available, they return 404. if i try to access them via browser, i get 'the image cannot be displayed because it contains errors'. what can it be? i am using active_storage and storing images in disk

We don’t need the ability to track inventory but we do want to be able to set a variant as out of stock. Is there any way to do this without implementing the inventory tracking? My currently solution is to set all the products as stock on hand as 0 and back orderable = true. If the item is not available for purchase I set back orderable = false. However, the problem with this method is that it still requires us to transfer in a unit of stock in order for the item to be shipped to the customer

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Is it possible to override Core validations using a decorator a

self.prepended(base)

The code below doesn’t seem to work

module Spree::StockItemDecorator
  def self.prepended(base)
    base.validates :count_on_hand, numericality: { only_integer: true }, unless: :backorderabled?
  end
  Spree::StockItem.prepend self
end

Has anybody here done any implementation of the Solidus Braintree (https://github.com/solidusio/solidus_paypal_braintree) gem? I got the sandbox account set up, I linked it to my paypal sandbox account, I added the keys to the config, I see the paypal button on checkout, but when I try to use paypal to check out, I see

smart_button_validation_error_derived_payee_transaction_mismatch_sandbox

and

smart_button_validation_error_payee_no_match

in the developer console. It's likely that it's a configuration issue on my end, but I'm using the values from the braintree dashboard. I went through the readme and didn't see any additional setup or config options, anybody have any ideas?

Trying to set up a custom payment method to handle purchase orders. I'm trying to base it off of checks since there's no need for much of anything at checkout, it's just setting a PO number and moving along the flow. The issue I'm running into is that I'm not sure how much I need to set up for such a simple payment method. I tried pulling the

check.rb

contents into my custom rb, I've inserted the new payment method into the store config, but when I try to set it up as a payment method for the store I get

Invalid single-table inheritance type: Spree::PaymentMethod::Check is not a subclass of Spree::PaymentMethod

I have tried inheriting

Spree::PaymentMethod

,

Spree::PaymentMethod::Check

, have tried

Embold::PurchaseOrder

and

Embold::PaymentMethod::PurchaseOrder

, but it seems like I'm still missing something. Do I need to build a skeleton service provider / gateway and reference it in the new payment method? Is there a controller I need to implement in addition to the model? Does the "check" payment method do weird stuff that I'm just not catching and is causing me headaches? It appears that by picking "check" I've made it hard on myself to do a search for things in the code to look for how that one is set up 😛

(pulling out of the thread in case anybody else has any ideas) I've got a custom payment method (PurchaseOrder) going that basically inherits 

Spree::PaymentMethod::Check

, now I want to collect a value during checkout (the po number). I can show the field, but I'm not sure how to get the value saved. I created a table to store purchase orders (

purchase_orders

), I created a payment source, and I set the source to the payment method. I'm not entirely sure how to link the new table to the source / method. Is it something that should be automatic and it's all from a naming convention I botched? Do I need to specify the table name somewhere in the source? Should I try to use the existing credit cards table but without all the cc data?