By purencool on

Hi Drupal People

I have one issue though and I don't know where to start looking. I have set up paypal so that will accept payment from a commerce build and it works perfectly. I get payment and it sends me back to the website but how do I get it to tell drupal that the user has paided and become an order?

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nevets commented

Are you going through the commerce shopping cart and checkout?

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purencool commented

Thanks for the reply,

The proccess I am taking is the following

checkout ->
review order ->
payment (sends me to paypal)->
access paypal (buy)->
return to website automatically(buy paypal)->
review purchase what has been purchased

Is that what you mean?

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purencool commented

this thread has spam how do I fix it

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kingandy
he/him
commented

The best way is to go to the Webmasters project and create a task for the 'Spam' component. (This is not advertised particularly well IMO.) Ideally you should put "Spammer: [name]" as the issue title and a link to the user in the issue body, but as long as there's a link to the spam itself we can usually figure it out.

I've cleared the spam out of this thread already, as I spotted the same user making spam posts elsewhere...

++Andy

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dono1 commented

purencool,
Are you trying to change the order status from "pending" to "completed" is this what you mean?
    If that is the case, you can create checkout rules to update the users order status.
go to; Store - Configuration - Checkout Settings - Checkout Rules: from here you can add rules.
Once you create a rule, consider using an action like: "Update the order status" and set your options.