I'm just wondering about the credit card type configuration for Authorize.net that you shared. Would you be able to check the other store views and double check that the credit types haven't been disabled in a more specific store view? ... View more

Here's an introduction: http://resources.shopwired.co.uk/articles/receiving-payments/introduction   You cannot sell online with only a merchant account with your bank. You need to have a relationship with a payment gateway.   I think PayFort is reasonably popular in Egypt, so that might be one company to look into. It seems like they have their own extension for Magento 1: https://github.com/payfort/magento-payfort ... View more

Is your site publically accessible? Can you share a URL to have a look? ... View more

Well the price condition should work in general. Can you share more on what you're trying to set up and perhaps a screenshot of your best guess at a rule for it?   ... View more

Yeah, I'm afraid I don't know at this point. The credit card number validation is core Magento and I don't see any reported issues around this area from anyone else on the github repository. Do you have any theme or extension customisations that might be affecting this?   As this is a JS validation error, I would recommending debugging with the developer tools profiler to intercept the validation JS and inspect why it's failing.  ... View more

Sounds different. What happens when you use one of these numbers?   https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_AU/vhelp/paypalmanager_help/credit_card_numbers.htm ... View more

"Saved cc" is not a dummy payment method and doesn't provide any functionality other than saving credit card details. It's typically not advised to use this payment gateway.    You will need to set up an account with a payment gateway, e.g. PayPal, SagePay, Authorize.net, WorldPay, or whoever is local in your country. You will provide your merchant account details to them. You will then need to use a built-in or third party magento extension in order to then integrate with that service.   There is no username and password configuration for the Saved CC payment method in Magento. ... View more

Are you trying to use one of the newer mastercards? They expanded the range of numbers that can be used and there was a patch that came out around version 2.1.7 that added support for these: http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.1/release-notes/ReleaseNotes2.1.7CE.html. You will need to patch or upgrade if this is the problem.  ... View more

Have you checked whether a lower cart value triggers the condition. Somtimes I've run into problems whether the value in the condition isn't including tax, which can sometimes mean I don't actually the discount when I expect it.  ... View more

Magento doesn't do what you're looking for which is Single Sign on, out of the box. WHen a customer logs in, Magento sets a session cookie for the current domain. For the most part, browsers only allow you to set a cookie for the current domain as a security feature.  That means when you go to the other domain, the cookie is not present, and the customer is not logged in.    The share customer feature is just a backend feature to mean that the customer could log in to any of the websites but not that they stay logged in when moving between domains.    That is a lot more tricky to perform. I don't have any suggestions off the top of my head for that. You'd need to look into how single-sign-on systems are built in general and then replicate that.  ... View more

Which payment gateway are you trying to use? Typically you will use a payment gateway that sits between Magento and your merchant bank account and takes payment from customers.  ... View more

I'd recommend checking out this extension: https://www.xtento.com/magento-extensions/magento-order-export-module.html   It's super configurable to create any export format that you would want. ... View more

See https://magento.stackexchange.com/a/134890/26 ... View more

Sorry, I'm not taking on small development projects right now.    ... View more

I think it'll be hard to go much further without a development and staging environment to be honest. It will be very hard to debug this problem in production.    Block cache is also in the cache management section of Magento. I think it was less likely to be that. I'd ask if the same problem happened if you changed to the default Magento theme but you won't be able to do that on a live site. ... View more

Could you disable the product rather than delete? ... View more

Hmm, that sounds like an error if the product page loads with nothing in the main content .Is the footer shown? Do you have logging enabled? Is there anything in the magento or PHP logs? ... View more

Have you tried using the cog to select columns in admin view and then reordering? Here are some notes on it in Magento 2 http://docs.magento.com/m2/ce/user_guide/stores/admin-grid-layout.html ... View more

Memcache and OpCache are technologies that are too low level to be the cause here. I thinkit would be block cache or full page cache. Are you using this?    Do you have a development or staging environment for this site, does the same thing occur? ... View more

Hard to know exactly without seeing the code. It could be a caching problem, depending on how the top cart is implemented. Certainly on regular category and product pages of the site the top-cart HTML isn't in the source of the page (even when you have an item in the cart) whereas it is in the source of the cart page (which is unlikely to be cached).    Cart is shown on on some CMS pages (communication) but not others (about us) which suggests a buggy implementation to me and my money would be on caching.  ... View more

What happens when you go to a product page URL. Do you get a web server error or a Magento 404 page? ... View more

Hi manjay, I think I've responded to one of your other threads. As far as I'm aware, this can only happen if that site 2 content is responded from a site 1 URL. It suggests to me that there's something wrong with your server configuration for instantiating each store within your Magento installation.  How have you gone about doing this?   One other idea is a bad caching solution. Do you have any full page caching solutions in place? ... View more

From having a quick look at the home page:   2.5mb total page weight is a little large. There's one image which is 1.2mb alone, so it would be wise to optimise this image in advance to uploading to admin https://www.martinabags.com.co/pub/media/wysiwyg/peng.png.    1.2s time to first byte for the document suggests there's room for optimisation on the server side to a) speed up uncached pages b) use Full page cache for repeat viewes.    You have browser caching (Expire headers) configured for images but most of them are only set to cache for 4 hours. This should be set for far future.   You could reduce the number of JS requests made by enabling bundling (http://inchoo.net/magento-2/javascript-bundling-magento-2/)    It will only have a small effect but enabling gzip compression for HTML on your webserver would be a good step forward too. ... View more

The reservation from developers will because it isn't standard Magento approach and given it restricts admins from doing this, orders could end up in unexpected states. So without specific experience doing so, it's wise for them to advise a level of risk.    If you've tested it and works though, that's fair enough and you can continue until you run into it. I wasn't sure if Magento would throw an exception when you tried to do that.    For instance, one side effect could be: You programmatically set state, then the order gets moved to another state temporarily in admin (maybe on hold), you will not be able to manually set it back to the original state in admin should you need to because that status isn't assigned to that state through Magento configuration. ... View more

The problem is assigning a status to an order when the order is in a state that that status isn't available on. Magento will not allow this through the interface. Doing this programatically, even if you manage to succeed, could lead to strange results.  I don't know the background on why you need to have the same status in two different order states. That's why my suggestion was to create two statuses that mean that same thing, assigning one as available on one order state, and the other assigned to another order state. ... View more

There's no other way to do it without breaking full page cache or making that block always uncached which would degrade performance. As soon as you need the site to change based off a customers session, you need this kind of solution. ... View more

Digital ocean have some great help pages to getting started in server management. Here's one on permissions:   https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/linux-permissions-basics-and-how-to-use-umask-on-a-vps   If an answer of mine has been helpful, please give kudos or mark as the accepted solution. ... View more

Hmm, upgrading PHP and MySQL shouldn't have caused this issue but if that's what's changed there may be an incompatibility that you're hitting.    Not hitting the index.php suggests that there's something wrong with the web server configuration and/or .htaccess which means that requests aren't being routed through the index.php. Is that something that you can check.   Is the 404 page one that's presented by Magento or by the webserver? If it's Magento, it means that it is still going through index.php.  ... View more