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  1. I had the same issue - and found that the lang files were all identical, so I removed langupdate.php(based on it not being in the 7.2.1 full package). I also noted the following files had a version in them from 7.0.2, while the full update package had 7.2.1, so I copied from the full package, overwriting my local copy: downloads.php vendor/whmcs/whmcs-foundation/lib/Installer/Composer/Hooks/ComposerInstallerHook.php vendor/whmcs/whmcs-foundation/lib/Installer/Composer/Hooks/ComposerInstaller.php vendor/whmcs/whmcs-foundation/lib/Installer/Composer/Hooks/UpdateConfig.php
  2. That's about exactly it..... in the current version. I'm working on a revamped solution to no longer have any PCI restrictions to comply with.
  3. That specific "bug" is really the way whmcs operates. If a client enters card data before placing an order, there is no payment gateway associated with them(technically the order, but for the sake of this, we'll say the client), and it will then store the details locally, based on how WHMCS is configured. Most clients are not going to do this, instead they will supply card details as part of an order, and decide then whether they want to store their details with you or not. Again, this is independent of any gateway. In terms of zStripe, when the card details are supplied during order, or anytime after that, the card data is taken via your site, hopefully over SSL and transmitted the Stripe. No data is stored locally unless you have the option to store locally in the gateway configuration.
  4. No problem! While WHMCS can be setup to do automation, during check out, etc, the client is prompted whether they wish to store their card details for future recurring payments or not. If you would like to completely remove the ability to bill recurring, Uncheck Setup->General->Security->Disable Credit Card Storage An SSL cert is a must for any billing interface, no matter the data collected, IMHO, but since you are essentially collecting card data, even though it is not stored in any capacity on your site, I believe it is also required.
  5. I've got nearly the same issue, except they aren't redirected back, it just refreshes the same page. Were you able to get any answers?
  6. Richard, try the pointers here first: http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?21317-I-m-getting-a-blank-or-partially-loaded-page php errors are the leading cause of blank pages, try to turn on the 'display errors' option in Settings->General->other, as well as check your server error logs for leads.
  7. If you're getting a blank page, start reading here: http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?21317-I-m-getting-a-blank-or-partially-loaded-page
  8. Yes. WHMCS will use it to support recurring payments.
  9. Were you able to get this sorted? Anything we can do to help?
  10. airynd, support tickets are welcome and always responded to! I really apologize for the documentation. http://zignut.com/forge/projects/zstripe/wiki/Installation has now been updated a little. Starting from the beginning, you should unzip zstripe and copy zstripe.php to /your/whmcs/gateways directory(not a subdirectory). Then download the Stripe PHP library from stripe.com(the next version will include this). Unzip the Stripe library somewhere convenient that zstripe will have access to. Check Setup->Payments->Payment Gateways and configure zstripe. I will note that the path for stripe.php in the zstripe settings should be the full path: /your/path/to/stripe/lib/Stripe.php
  11. Yes, docs are horrible, I'll revamp those and get them available. The full, absolute, local path to Stripe.php should be there. i.e. /path/to/my/directory/lib/Stripe.php The module will attempt to append /lib /lib/Stripe.php to the path if it can't fine Stripe.php before giving up.
  12. Troy - sorry I didn't see your post, for some odd reason I wasn't subscribed to the thread. I know you've already been testing, but thought I'd answer here for others. Our module will not do that. But as customers update their details, it will be stored as defined in your options. It's somewhat transparent to the end-user, as soon as the payment type is changed. They use the same methods. I know they can use a different card, but not sure if it affects the stored card info. This module does not change the payment/checkout process, it only allows to use stripe.com as the payment processor, as well as allowing you to choose whether you want the card data stored at stripe, or local(your WHMCS install)
  13. jclarke - if you are storing card data on your server, and using authorize.net to charge them only(not store), then I would imagine you would only need to install the module and change the "preferred" payment gateway. The source is not available, except in the case that we cease development. In that case it will be sent to all customers at the time.
  14. Use coupon code "whmcs" for a 40% discount. Good until the end of the year.
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