Hey all, really stuck with this PayPal stuff. Still getting

Payee(s) passed in transaction does not match expected merchant id. Please ensure you are passing merchant-id=UAQHKSDFIT or <mailto:merchant-id-kasdgjgsdgsd@personal.example.com|merchant-id-kasdgjgsdgsd@personal.example.com> to the sdk url.

unfortunately. I am: • Using

gem "solidus_paypal_braintree", github: "solidusio/solidus_paypal_braintree", branch: :master

• requiring

solidus_paypal_braintree/frontend

in JS • requiring

spree/backend/solidus_paypal_braintree

in JS • requiring

spree/backend/solidus_paypal_braintree

in CSS This is my spree.rb:

config.static_model_preferences.add(
    SolidusPaypalBraintree::Gateway,
    "braintree_env_credentials", {
      environment: Rails.env.production? ? "production" : "sandbox",
      merchant_id: ENV["BRAINTREE_MERCHANT_ID"],
      public_key: ENV["BRAINTREE_PUBLIC_KEY"],
      private_key: ENV["BRAINTREE_PRIVATE_KEY"],
      paypal_flow: "checkout",
      use_data_collector: true # Fingerprint the user's browser when using PayPal
    }
  )

Have tried

use_data_collector

as both true and false (not sure what is best?) I am using the API keys from Braintree Sandbox for above merchant ID, public key and private key. I have also set the PayPal sandbox credentials inside Processing Options on Braintree gateway, which is linked to the PayPal developer sandbox account. My Rails app is v6.1.6.1, Solidus 3.1 and Solidus paypal braintree is 1.1.1. We’re using cssbundling-rails + jsbundling-rails for JS. I feel like it’s something small but I cannot figure it out 🤦‍♂️ thanks!!!

Hey @Kurtis 👋 data_collector shouldn’t matter here according to the error. But it seems to be pointing to your credentials. Checklist: 1. Can you check that the credentials are exactly the same (don’t share them) as you see in the Braintree (Braintree sandbox for development)? a. Check

SolidusPaypalBraintree::Gateway.first.preferences

Yeah, it looks like you're not providing the correct credentials

Hey Ryan! Yes, I’ve checked a few times. I’ve even set it up manually opposed to using the credentials

For context if you use that spree Snippet you shared, the

PaymentMethod

should be setup with static preferences. Therefore,

SolidusPaypalBraintree::Gateway.first.preference_source

should be

braintree_env_credentials

. (You’ll also need to set the ENV variables). Otherwise in admin you can change the

PaymentMethod

to not use static preferences and just manually type them in. If you see the credentials are correct as per

SolidusPaypalBraintree::Gateway.first.preferences

. Then there’s probably something wrong elsewhere with the frontend views and JS. In the extension, there’s a partial that gives the credentials to the JS. I am on mobile right now and can’t look into the possibilities. But this should help you narrow down the source of the problem.

Thank you Ryan. I believe you are right re: JS

I don’t think so @Kurtis (sorry, I was getting confused with our Solidus PCP extension).

That’s okay. I appreciate your time