Yeah, so that isn't the payment providers responsibility that is your implementation:

https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-commerce/key-concepts/payment-forms#example-payment-form

The payment provider only really interacts at the point of submitting your payment form, so you need to add in markup, such as a the submit button to make that form submit. If you don't do that, then you won't submit your payment form, which in turn won't redirect the user to the hosted payment page.

I've not got any code to hand unfortunately, but for "demo" purposes, I'd try putting the example from that link above onto the page and see what happens when you click the button.

Ok cool I'll have a look at that.

That seems strange, so in v8 when I was using it (Vendr days)

The code I had output was:

@using (Html.BeginPaymentForm(order))
{
      <button class="button __icon2 __iconlg"><i class="icon-lock"></i>Checkout securely</button>
}

The only difference from what I understand is the transition to Async.

Have you confirmed all the values for URL's are in the right place in the payment provider config in the back office?

I've never seen the form output a url to the cancel end point, that does seem odd.

Opayo doesn't support localhost domains, you need to set up a legit domain such as a ngrok one or another public domain that routes back to the website as Opayo needs to be able to call back to the website to get data for the requests.

So that could well be what's going wrong as it's unable to establish the correct transaction routing, so UmbracoComerce detects this and presents the cancel url to the form instead of the redirect to Opayo.

Yeah that was the issue.

You wouldn't know how to change the description that is sent? I cannot see any settings for it.

It current shows this: Order description: Umbraco Commerce Order -

Hey Sean,

On the payment provider there is a setting called "OrderPropertyDescription" if you set this to the alias of a property on the order, you can then, in your code, set the description yourself, otherwise what you are seeing is the fallback default.

https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Commerce.PaymentProviders.Opayo/blob/main/src/Umbraco.Commerce.PaymentProviders.Opayo/Helpers/OpayoInputLoader.cs

Thanks

Nik

Hi Nik, yeah I found it, thanks!