Payment modules missing in my admin

**scottrof** · 11 Oct 2007, 12:39 AM

I've been trying to set up my authorize.net payment account but was having issues because I wanted to set it up so their server accepts the CC# so I don't need an SSL cert. I disabled all my payment modules and then installed the php file for the next version (just uploaded the php files) then went back in to the admin to re-install it but there are no modules showing up. I manually went in to the configurations table and added the script names but still no go.

Any ideas?

**DrByte** · 11 Oct 2007, 07:04 AM

First, what version of Zen Cart are you using?

Originally Posted by scottrof

disabled all my payment modules and then installed the php file for the next version

"the next version"? Please explain.

Originally Posted by scottrof

I manually went in to the configurations table and added the script names

where exactly?

**scottrof** · 11 Oct 2007, 04:47 PM

1.3.7.1 is the version i'm on.

I went in to the database and in to the table 'configurations' and added back in 'authorizenet.php' as 'configuration_value' where configuration_title = "Installed Modules". There must be something else missing. Again my guess is because all were disabled that it caused the problem.

Again the Payment modules page has no modules listed.

**DrByte** · 11 Oct 2007, 05:24 PM

There is NO need to manually edit the "Installed modules" key in the database. That happens automatically when modules are actually installed.

If you have no modules showing, then Zen Cart is unable to find the files in your /includes/modules/payment folder.

You didn't answer my question about what you meant by "the next version"

**scottrof** · 11 Oct 2007, 05:37 PM

I found the issue, when I had installed a new authorizenet.php module i left the backup file in the directory and that apparently messes things up. I moved it out and all was better.

The "Next Version" i was referring to was there is a 1.3.8 version of the SIM authorize.net module which has more options.

Now I have a new problem though, I get through the CC entering on the authorize.net site and it tries to send it back to the zen cart and I get a "Whoops! Your session has expired." error. I was getting this error when I tried the basick SIM module too. No CC info gets captured at authorize.net.

Originally Posted by DrByte

There is NO need to manually edit the "Installed modules" key in the database. That happens automatically when modules are actually installed.

If you have no modules showing, then Zen Cart is unable to find the files in your /includes/modules/payment folder.

You didn't answer my question about what you meant by "the next version"