Payment Services now prevents the PayPal/Google Pay popup from opening if the shopper has not agreed to merchant created custom terms and conditions on the checkout page. This ensures that each scope’s cache is invalidated independently, improving reliability when managing multiple scopes. Payment Services now supports an upgraded SDK URL for Apple Pay, improving the integration for merchants using Apple Pay. Payment Services now offers a smoother checkout experience by resolving an issue where Apple Pay failed to place an order when a different credit card was selected in the wallet. Fixed an issue where Apple Pay mini-cart used incorrect estimated totals URL for logged-in customers.
Fixed an issue that incorrectly populated the new header attribute correctly in Storefront when sending the extension version with the latest release. Fixed an issue that incorrectly populated the order amount totals during checkout between PayPal and Adobe Commerce. Payment Services now ensures accurate values during the checkout process. Previously, some products showed NONE instead of the expected currency, resulting in missing prices. Empty slug values are now ignored, so storefronts and integrations continue to resolve category data without failed requests. The test case addresses the functionality of the “Email to Friend” form when CAPTCHA is enabled, ensuring that the form submission process works correctly with both incorrect and correct CAPTCHA values.
Modifying a product’s SKU with past scheduled updates no longer causes the product to be inaccessible to the shared catalog customers entitled to see the product. Now, separate messages are being displayed for products there were successfully added to the cart and for products that failed. Prior to the fix a success message was being displayed regardless of the number of products that failed to be added to the cart. Products assigned to shared https://best-adobe-commerce-cloud-agencies.com/ catalog via REST API are now immediately visible on storefront after partial indexing is complete.
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TrendAI™ Research breaks down what changed in CISA’s updated advisory on an ongoing PLC exploitation, why this activity might be more dangerous than a similar campaign in 2023, and how organizations can take action now to protect themselves. If your credential scopes are outdated, regenerate them to keep access. Updated authentication instructions for the data ingestion REST API — The instructions now reference OAuth access tokens and the correct Developer Console credential scopes for the data ingestion service.
- Fixed issue where the wishlist count appeared as empty parentheses on non-wishlist pages.Now, the correct wishlist item count is displayed next to “My Wish List” across all pages.
- If your credential scopes are outdated, regenerate them to keep access.
- Gift card accounts can now be created, updated, deleted, and queried through the REST API.
- Fixed an issue where DynamicStorage did not filter by entity_type, causing CMS pages to be incorrectly treated as products in category URLs; malformed URLs now correctly return a 404 instead of serving CMS content.
- The system now adds only the selected products, allowing orders to be created without any unexpected items.
- GraphQl Product sorting by multiple fields when the fields are passed in variables now works as expected.
If you upgrade the Commerce instance to version 2.4.7+, ensure that the instance uses PHP version 8.2 to maintain compatibility with Adobe Commerce B2B release. If you upgrade the Commerce instance to version 2.4.7+, ensure that the instance uses PHP version 8.2 to maintain compatibility with the Adobe Commerce B2B release. If the product has a different price or availability, the cart updates to reflect the data available in the context of the selected company. The shopping cart contents reflect items selected by the current customer.
The system now correctly removes selected options and reflects the accurate count after saving. When changing the admin of a company in the B2B, the new company admin’s Customer Group ID was not updated to match the company’s assigned Shared Catalog. Fixed issue where the wishlist count appeared as empty parentheses on non-wishlist pages.Now, the correct wishlist item count is displayed next to “My Wish List” across all pages. Fixed issue where switching store views from the storefront header did not work until cache was manually cleared.Now, store view switching works correctly without requiring a cache clean.
When a new merchant accesses the Payment Services Home for the first time, the page now loads immediately to display the content instead of requiring a page refresh. This SaaS dashboard exposes selected reporting only (not every report or Home entry point available on Adobe Commerce on cloud and on-premises); see Payment Services Home. Release dates are subject to change and can be updated—make sure to check this schedule frequently to be current on upcoming deployments of patches. Here, we’ll get into each key update, tell you why you can’t risk waiting to upgrade, and offer best practices to ensure a quick and easy upgrade. Adobe Commerce 2.4.8 is now available—packed with vital security fixes, next-generation platform support, and more than 500 quality fixes meant to keep your storefront fast, secure, and future-proof.
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