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When i try to make the encrypsted .htpassword it says my password(merchant_key) is longer than 15 characters so it dosn't want to encrypt the file.
Also it asks me to remove
function HttpAuthentication($headers=null, $die=true)
But i can't find it anywhere.
ok, so i got the password encrypted, and setup the .htaccess and .htpsswd setup with the built in script. everything seems to be fine but when i go to responsehandler.php it still just prompts me for a user/pass.
Is this how it should be?
Yes. This just verifies that you have the right URL. You can't actually log in to anything from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by tawnos
Do you have an SSL certificate? GCO will not communicate with your admin if you don't have SSL enabled.Quote:
Originally Posted by tawnos
I never did get the 'enable zen cart email notification' feature to send a zen cart notification when someone makes a purchase with google checkout.
The installation GC notes says this about it
12. Also send Notification with ZenCart, if enabled, will send an email using the
ZC internal email system if the comment in an order is larger than 254
chars, limit for a google send message. If this happens a warning will be
shown in the Admin UI. It will also send emails to the merchant account
when orders states are changed in the Admin UI.
No where during the google checkout process have I seen where a customer can enter a comment to the store owner. If a comment larger than 254 characters can't be made then zen cart isn't going to be sending an internal email notification.
I am being asked why this feature isn't working and the above is my only explanation.
Can anyone please confirm to me if this feature does work if configured correctly or simply does not work period?
Just to clarify, does that mean the google checkout is not useable if one doesn't fork over the dough for the SSL certificate? Because that would explain a whole lot why Paypal sucks but still has a huge market share for small vendors.Quote:
Originally Posted by chain_man
you can get a full Comodo SSL cert with £10,000 insurance for £50 per year!! Its nothing really is it.Quote:
Originally Posted by conspicuouschick
(yes, i agree that PP sucks tho)
http://www.comodo.com/e-commerce/ssl...ure-server.phpQuote:
Originally Posted by Shane78
currency exchange rate and all, but the cheapest thing here is closer to $200 per year.
Also, there are levels of SSL certificates - which one is necessary for the use of google checkout?
domain/identity only...
organization...
extended...
GCO works with shared certificates. It seems most web hosts provide shared SSLs for free these days , so I would look into that option.Quote:
Originally Posted by conspicuouschick