The Valitor Web Payments Page is a simple and secure way to do business on the Internet, both for large online stores and for smaller merchants.
When using the Web Payments Page, Merchants do not need to ask for or handle card information on their web sites. Merchants who need to attain PCI certification can therefore reduce the scope of the certification process.
The Payment Page accepts all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, JCB, Diners and American Express).
This plugin is maintained and supported by Tactica
安装:
1.Unzip the files and upload the folder into your plugins folder (wp-content/plugins/) overwriting old versions if they exist
1.Activate the plugin in your WordPress admin area.
1.You can also install this in your admin using the wordpress plugin repository.
Fix: the Valitor admin notices no longer appear twice on admin pages where WooCommerce loads the payment gateway more than once.
Security: a store that saved its settings before 1.9.40 with the pre-filled Verification Code 12345 (the public code for Valitor's test environment) no longer accepts payment confirmations signed with it while test mode is off, and an admin notice asks for the store's own code. Previously such a store could still have an order marked paid by a forged confirmation.
Fix: the payment method in the block-based checkout now loads with the scripts it needs and a version that changes with each build, and the plugin declares itself compatible with the Cart and Checkout blocks
Tested up to WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11.2
Security: each payment form now has its own reference, and a confirmation is checked against the total of the form that was paid. Previously a customer could pay an older, cheaper payment form after adding to the cart and have the larger order marked paid; such an order is now put on hold.
1.9.40
Security: the payment callback no longer accepts a signature built from a default Verification Code. The Verification Code and Merchant ID now ship empty, and payments cannot be confirmed until the merchant enters the values supplied by Valitor.
Security: a payment confirmation is only applied to an order that was actually paid through Valitor, and only when it carries the matching order key. Previously a confirmation for one order reference could mark any order paid, whatever payment method it used.
Security: the payment callback is inert while the gateway is disabled.
Security: the signature comparison is now constant-time.
Security: MD5 is no longer offered as a signing algorithm for new configurations. Stores already using it keep working; switch to SHA256 with Valitor when you can.
Improve: an order whose total changed after the customer was sent to Valitor is held for review instead of being marked paid.
Improve: the Valitor transaction number is recorded against the payment.
Thanks to Naoki Kawahigashi for reporting the payment callback issue, and to the WPScan team for coordinating the disclosure.
1.9.39
Code improvements
Tested with WordPress 6.9 and WooCommerce 10.3.6
1.9.38
Tested with WordPress 6.7.1 and WooCommerce 9.4.2
1.9.37
Tested with WooCommerce 8.4.0
Fixed checkout payment cards icon url
Add payment cards icon in Checkout Block
1.9.36
Tested with WordPress 6.4.2
Fixed warning 'The use statement with non-compound name 'Exception''(PHP 7.4)