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  1. Prestashop v1.6.1.0 Paypal module v3.10.2 I am getting familiar with Prestashop's features through an installation I made on a LAMP Virtual Machine inside my laptop. My intention is to check that everything works well before installing it on a real server. I have installed and configured PayPal's module following the steps in the Paypal Integration Guide to begin tests with a business account I created for the future real shop, and a paypal personal account. What I've tried so far: Chosen Websites Payment Standard Obtained API credentials, and gave them into the backoffice configuration (API username, API password and API signature) In "Configuration options": "Use Express Payment" = YES "Use PayPal In Context Checkout" = YES "Use the PayPal Login functionality" = YES "Sandbox Mode" = OFF "Payment method" = Direct Sales Created an app through developer.paypal.com Introduced LIVE "CLIENT ID" and "SECRET" Then, I tried to login as a client from the FrontEnd. It complains with a "redirect_uri invalid" error (of course, I haven't filled it yet). My doubts start here. I'd like to check that payment methods work well before installing it on a real server. I don't think that giving my public IP address (the one that points to my home router) will be enough to redirect to my virtual machine (which have 2 Virtual Network adapters: NAT and Host-only). This said, I will formulate my question: is it actually possible to test Paypal Login in Real mode from a VM like mine? Or else, is it possible to do it through "sandbox mode", or the only way is testing it on a real server? In case the only choice for VM testing is the "Sandbox Mode": I already know that Sandbox accounts can be created. So I guess, in this case, I would have to replace my Paypal Business account (Backoffice configuration, Step 2) with the Sandbox one, request API credentials again with the Sandbox Business Account, and use Sandbox's CLIENT_ID and SECRET. And maybe then fill the redirect_uri like: {sandbox_endpoint}/modules/paypal/paypal_login/paypal_login_token.php would work? Please correct me if my guessing is wrong... Thanks in advance for reading
  2. Somehow, it has fixed itself. Maybe disabling e-mail records fixed it, or maybe not... I'm not sure...
  3. Hello, First of all, relevant information about myself: I am a newbie with Prestashop, but I am a self-taught PHP programmer. I'm not willing to edit the sourcecode for now, though. I have installed and configured Prestashop 1.6.1 in a LAMP virtual machine (Ubuntu 14.04 Server) for testing (to be more precise, to play around and see how it works by myself). The web application itself is working, I can access both the frontoffice and the backoffice. My problem is that, when I try to sign up as a new client from the frontoffice, none mail address is accepted as valid by the form, before even pressing the "Sign up" submit button. (in the backend's configuration, I've disabled mail sending selecting "Never send mail", because I'm too confused about how to configure Postfix in virtual machine for testing, so I thought disabling mail sending for now would be a good way to go for the first tests). In the backoffice, if I go to Advanced parameters/Information, in the "Configuration Checking" section, Required parameters = OK, and Optional parameters = OK, and no file changes detected, so the two external modules I installed doesn't seem to be interfering. Can anyone give me a pointer about what could be failing in my installation/configuration? Maybe the menu names I gave don't match the actual menu names. That's because I configured the Prestashop's language in Spanish and I just translated the menus "on the fly" while posting this. Sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks in advance for reading this.
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