My Centos box has my company and Godaddy listed as trusted sources? Any idea greatly appreciated.

JW

Hi,

There appears to be a problem with the cabundle.crt certificate when connecting to https://api.belco.io/ with CURL through the Api class.

The Curl Error occurs here:
vendor/forwarder/belco-magento2/Model/Api.php:208 Belco\Widget\Model\Api::post
vendor/forwarder/belco-magento2/Model/Api.php:127 Belco\Widget\Model\Api::trackEvent
vendor/forwarder/belco-magento2/Model/Api.php:115 Belco\Widget\Model\Api::trackOrder
vendor/forwarder/belco-magento2/Observer/OrderPlacedHook.php:44 Belco\Widget\Observer\OrderPlacedHook::execute

This started occurring on December 21st and still occurs now for every order placed.

Module version: 0.3.2
Magento 2 version: 2.3.2
PHP version: 7.2

We want to upgrade one of our clients' site to Magento 2.4.4 / PHP 8.1 but this extension isn't compatible with PHP 8.1, according to the composer.json.

However, the PHPCompatibility code sniffer says all is fine for PHP 8.1 so I guess it's just a question of updating the PHP constraint.

vendor/bin/phpcs -p belco-magento2 --standard=vendor/phpcompatibility/php-compatibility/PHPCompatibility --runtime-set testVersion 8.1
........... 11 / 11 (100%)


Time: 395ms; Memory: 12MB

The module can not be installed on Magento 2.4 because of the magento/framework being upgraded.

Is the certificate outdated again? Getting this error with https://github.com/forwarder/belco-magento2/tree/v0.4.1

Can this be looked into.

In some cases we want to know when the belco widget is ready so we can do something with it. (hide it for a cookie message as an example)

right now on the initial page load (DOMhtml) there is no belco element or something, so its not possible to check for that element.

fire an event when belco is ready will allow you to listen on that event and do something because you know there is an <div id="belco-container"></div> element.

Belco.once('ready', function() {
    document.dispatchEvent(new Event('Belco_Ready'));
})

You will be able to listen to the event with:

document.addEventListener(
    'Belco_Ready',
    function (e) {
        // $('#belco-container') is available
    },
    false
);