in the following I will describe the context: On developer.paypal.com website (My apps and credentials) with my personal account I created a new application.
Then I created a webhook and added to it access to all functions.
In the final step I've integrated PP app with my website.
The problem is that when I try to make a purchase with PayPal and when I am redirected to a PayPal page I see PayPal profile/sandbox account which I cannot find in PayPal console. It seems it is some older profile I've created with that name, but it's not visible in the console.
I've also tried to create a new app and new webhook, but the issue is the same.
Can anyone please help? Does anyone have an idea what to do, where to search?
Thanks for the support.
Hi I am new to IOS automation and I have a scenario where we have to do an In-App purchase
As for Testing these could be done by AppStore Connect Portal under User Access and create a Sandbox account but is there a way by which we can create an Apple (Appstore Connect) Sandbox account programmatically
Please advise
Well, it isn't much of a solution and it is a PITA but you could use something like Appium, which is what I use, to automate all that stuff by driving a web browser.
I use it for testing 3rd party social logins. For things like Apple ID where the social login requires 2FA I have an Appium test step that goes to a google voice account in the mobile browser and retrieves the 2FA code that was texted to the GV number. It is tedious and a bit brittle but I couldn't find any other way to get around 2FA situations.
I have added a collaborator for my Pinterest app, however, when accessing the colaberators account and clicking on the application there is no 'authorise' button or anything similar. The "You still need at least 1 collaborator to authorize your app before you can submit" warning still shows on the collaberators account.
Ant help would be appreciated, thanks!
We had the same problem. You need to at least add two co-workers, one as collaborator and one as tester. These must be different people. And then, after some while (!) the authorize button has appeared.
The co-workers need to accept the invitation as well, of course.
After submitting, it will take some weeks (!) until you get the approval.
I had issue. By reading and following accepted answer, I waited 5 weeks and still submit for review button was not there.
What I did was I authorise my app for code which later I used for getting access token.
Once I successfully authorised my app using below authorisation URL the "Submit for review button " appeared in a second.
Authorisation URL:
https://api.pinterest.com/oauth/?response_type=code&client_id=XXXXXXXXXXXXX&redirect_uri=https://localhost:8000&scope=write_public read_public&state=abcdefg
Use your client_id to authenticate to your app. Once you are done with that you can see the "Submit For review button" after refreshing the browser.
Hope it helps!
for those who have this problem, note that you have to test your application before you could autorize or send to revision,
You need 3 Pinterest account, or 2 friends
register one as developer and another as tester
then, with the secret key and the app id, put it on your client application
after that, test the login,
finnaly go back to your pinterest app and the button for "send to revision" you wiil find it enabled,
Please confirm that you are using same App ID and App secret in your application which is in developer pinterest app.
Here is a quick 2019 year update:
You need two pinterest accounts, they should be following each other
and should be collaborators in the APP.
Have a ssl protected call back url, they only accept https urls.
Finally all collaborators should authorize the app through your
application/site. For this you need to already have the pinterest sdk
integrated in your project.
Now you can submit the app for review.
i followed this guide: https://devblog.paypal.com/phonegap-android-sdk-plugin/
to integrate PayPal in my Phonegap Hybrid App.
If I pay with a credit card (in sandbox env) it works correctly and i can see the notification in my dashboard.
But if i press the login button, whatever user credentials i insert, it always return an error in login.
So i navigate and i found this:
So i want to know if i am doing something wrong or if it's really impossible to use this feature from mobile. In this case i wonder why the Java class allow to show a login button if it is useless.
Solved, I needed to create some Sandbox account to log in.
I am using the PayPal sandbox to test user transaction on my website.
The site is going to be put through usability testing soon.
The problem is, whenever a user goes to complete a transaction, they are first asked to "Please login to use the PayPal Sandbox features."
This is the link that my form points to: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr
I want the test users to skip having to create a PayPal sandbox account and just use the test user accounts that I have setup.
Is this possible?
This is not possible. A user has to have a developer account created at developer.paypal.com to be able to use any PayPal hosted payment methods on the sandbox.
However, you can submit API calls to the sandbox without the members needing a developer.paypal.com sandbox account.