Implemented Payment plugin development

Hey Ruud,
You might remember that I tried to create my own payment plugin due to some legal restriction (utilising Digistore24.com as payment provider). I did not come around to this issue for a few months, but now found time to look at it again. I do have a path to implement this (forked from the "paylater" plugin).
However, I have two issues I cannot figure out - maybe you can direct me towards the answer:

1) (serious issue):
My plugin is named "Digistore24" and I renamed ALL occurencies to this name. The plugin does indeed work, but upon the task "payment.response" I get an erronious "processor name":

checkout/payment?task=payment.response&processor=digistore&order=xxx
instead of 
checkout/payment?task=payment.response&processor=digistore24&order=xxx

This causes the plugin to fail with a debug log entry:
2025-06-24T08:23:51+00:00    ERROR xx.xxx.xxx.xxx    ochsubscriptions    Unauthorised access blocked to Payment Return. [digistore]

I do not find any hint, as to WHERE the "24" is stripped from the processor name. Any ideas?

2) (minor)
Is there a "trick" to include dynamic content (from my database) into the page template? Can I create my own dynamic parameters and fill them with my own database resposes?






 

Please ignore the second issue - I just might have found a solution...

Ruediger Schultz wrote:

Hey Ruud,
You might remember that I tried to create my own payment plugin due to some legal restriction (utilising Digistore24.com as payment provider). I did not come around to this issue for a few months, but now found time to look at it again. I do have a path to implement this (forked from the "paylater" plugin).
However, I have two issues I cannot figure out - maybe you can direct me towards the answer:

1) (serious issue):
My plugin is named "Digistore24" and I renamed ALL occurencies to this name. The plugin does indeed work, but upon the task "payment.response" I get an erronious "processor name":

checkout/payment?task=payment.response&processor=digistore&order=xxx
instead of 
checkout/payment?task=payment.response&processor=digistore24&order=xxx

This causes the plugin to fail with a debug log entry:
2025-06-24T08:23:51+00:00    ERROR xx.xxx.xxx.xxx    ochsubscriptions    Unauthorised access blocked to Payment Return. [digistore]

I do not find any hint, as to WHERE the "24" is stripped from the processor name. Any ideas?

 

Hi Ruediger,
Yes I have any idea
this is stripped in the ./component/com_ochsubscriptions/src/Controller/PaymentController

You need to search for:
and on the found lines (4 active), place the filter value 'word' with 'cmd' > so it should be input->get('processor', null, 'cmd')

I always filter as restrictive as possible. I will also change that on the next release (not planned yet), so your changes will not get overwritten.

note: untested

Thank you!
that answer actually fits with my own (temporary) fix (done in the "response" function of that "PaymentController.php"

I really appreciate, if you eventually replace the "word" filter with "cmd" filter (NO hurry though!!!)
Have a good day!
Ruediger

Please consider this topic solved! 

Top! and consider it done

this is implemented in release 4.4.1