- Issue created by @vincent rommelaars
- 🇧🇪Belgium bramvandenbulcke
We are in the same boat! Similar request here.
Maybe noting: we used mollie_payment in our setup but switched to commerce_mollie because there were problems with some payments (visitors abandoning the payment) in combination with the Entity Registration module.
Switching from mollie_payment to commerce_mollie solved our problem but we also switched from api v2 to api v1!
- 🇳🇱Netherlands vincent rommelaars
For this particular use, and for the time being I did a rewrite of the 'commerce_mollie' module to use the Mollie API v2 for use with Drupal 7 Commerce.
Because I don't know how to write a patch properly, I share the compressed module folder 'commerce_mollie' so anyone who needs it can unzip it in their modules folder as usual.
The module now uses the Mollie API v2 library which is added in 'mollie-api-php'.
Unpack this one in your libraries folder and you should be good to go.Please use it at your own risk and test it before, since I didn't had time to test it thorough.
- 🇳🇱Netherlands Nicasso
Hi @vincent,
Which exact version of the mollie-api-php is this?
- 🇳🇱Netherlands vincent rommelaars
Hi @nicasso,
Good Question.
I took the library files from another D7 site with the "mollie_payment" module working which was using the very same library.
I took a quick look and as you can see in the library files it's version 2.10.0 of the mollie-api-php library.
So, I didn't update them to the latest version.As you can see the latest update should be 2.74.1 and you can update this by running the composer command:
$ composer require mollie/mollie-api-php:^2.0So please give it a try. I assume this should also work.
But you know what they say about assumtions..."Assumption is the mother of all f*ckups" ;)