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Authorize.Net Accept.js Payments v1.0.2

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@dbltoe dbltoe released this 17 Sep 01:09
· 4 commits to master since this release

v1.0.2 (2026-09-16)

  • The invoice number sent to the gateway now predicts the next order number
    the way core's AIM module does, the highest order id plus one, instead of
    reading the orders table's counter from SHOW TABLE STATUS. On MySQL 8.0 and
    later that value comes from the information_schema statistics cache, which
    refreshes once a day by default, so the same base number repeated across a
    day's orders (reported by chadlly2003 in the support thread). MariaDB reads
    it live, which is why our own test stores never showed it. The random suffix
    kept every invoice unique, so no transaction was affected; only the number
    was misleading.
  • Nothing else changes: no settings change, no database change; card payments
    and the wallet hook are as in 1.0.1.