Google Checkout module for ZC 1.3.x (beta)

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Originally Posted by ropu

hi tj, have a look here

http://checkout.google.com/support/s...y?answer=57856

ropu

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tj, have a look to this hack and see if it works for you too

http://groups.google.com/group/googl...862c11d37d3127

ropu

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Originally Posted by cheezylu

Does anyone have a store with this feature working on it? I would love to take a peek to see how it will look to a customer.

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Today i've told that the the demo servers are ready to use. Now i must do the install and i'll let you know when they are online

ropu

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Originally Posted by ropu

no no, you have to add the includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/template/ dir and its content (tpl_checkout_payment_default.php, tpl_login_default.php, tpl_shopping_cart_default.php) to your template dir


ropu

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Ok. I already have all this so I went in and changed what it said to change in the files.

I reinstalled everything, new Zen 1.3.7 and installed the new GCO 1.2 RC1. Doing sandbox, and put in correct merchant ID and Key. No errors on url/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php.

However, the GCO logo is nowhere. I'm trying to only use GCO, the only mention of it is on step 2/3 in the payment process where it says payment method. However, I go through the whole process, confirm order, it congratulates me and I'm done. But of course, never went to GCO so no order really happens. Any ideas?

That's a typical scenario when you try to setup googlecheckout as your ONLY method of payment. In my site, I hacked the confirmation page to not display the "Confirm Order" and put in its place the googlecheck (button) component. When the GCO button is pressed, it took my order (plus shipping+taxes) to Google's GoogleCheckout page. However, my order did not show up in my Admin/Orders section. 8-(

I'm also getting this error when I check the logs:
Sun Mar 4 0:55:28 CST 2007:- HTTP Basic Authentication failed. Can't retrive Merchant Id/Key, Installed over CGI??

I'm guessing I'm making some really basic mistake, but I don't know what it is since I reinstalled everything and started from scratch step by step.

Is there really a problem if GCO is my only method of payment? My whole reason for doing this is to get away from Paypal.

I'm also getting this error when I check the logs:
Sun Mar 4 0:55:28 CST 2007:- HTTP Basic Authentication failed. Can't retrive Merchant Id/Key, Installed over CGI??

I'm guessing I'm making some really basic mistake, but I don't know what it is since I reinstalled everything and started from scratch step by step.

Is there really a problem if GCO is my only method of payment? My whole reason for doing this is to get away from Paypal.

Eva,

Use Ropu's response handler test to find out whether your PHP is installed as a CGI script.

Modify the following lines:

PHP Code:

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// Responsehandler.php URL
$url = 'http://www.your-store.com/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php';
// Your Merchant ID
$merid = '';
// Your Merchant Key
$merkey = '';
// Here put the xml u want to emulate! You can take the ones from googlecheckout/response_message.log
$postargs = '<xml replace!>'; 


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Upload the modified file into your www.your-store.com/googlecheckout folder.

Then open your browser and point it to:
http://www.your-store.com/googlechec...ndler_test.php

Once executed, it'll return several environment variables. Find the text: [GATEWAY_INTERFACE] => and see what is the next texts after it. If it returns CGI/x.x then it means your PHP is run as a CGI script.

BTW, what version of Googlecheckout are you using?

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Originally Posted by w00gle

Eva,

Use Ropu's response handler test to find out whether your PHP is installed as a CGI script.

Modify the following lines:

PHP Code:

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// Responsehandler.php URL
$url = 'http://www.your-store.com/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php';
// Your Merchant ID
$merid = '';
// Your Merchant Key
$merkey = '';
// Here put the xml u want to emulate! You can take the ones from googlecheckout/response_message.log
$postargs = '<xml replace!>'; 


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Upload the modified file into your www.your-store.com/googlecheckout folder.

Then open your browser and point it to:
http://www.your-store.com/googlechec...ndler_test.php

Once executed, it'll return several environment variables. Find the text: [GATEWAY_INTERFACE] => and see what is the next texts after it. If it returns CGI/x.x then it means your PHP is run as a CGI script.

BTW, what version of Googlecheckout are you using?

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1.2RC1.
I don't know what I'm suppose to do for:
$postargs = '<xml replace!>';

It says - You can take the ones from googlecheckout/response_message.log
But I have nothing listed in that log, it's empty.

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Originally Posted by BlessIsaacola

Ropu,

On point #2, I checked our setting and all our shipping module are set to use the same Taxable Goods. My questions for you is doesn't the fact that Taxable Goods only apply to two zones (in our case) affects Google Checkout button to be disable.

For example we have shipping module configured with zone set to none (meaning people can checkout worldwide) but our Taxable Goods is only configured to charge taxes for customers from 2 states in the US where we have physical location. Does this confuse GC and that's why the button is greyed out?

In GC 1.0.4r we are only using table rate as shipping option but the taxable goods still only applies to 2 states and we have no problem (except that it actually ignore the tax rule and charges no tax for customers from the two states :().

Thanks!

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Ropu,

any response to the above post? GCV1.2RC3 does not work when Taxable Good is enable. please read the above scenarios for recreating the rror.

Thanks!