Google Checkout API Callback URL is wrong?

[gobrinton]

At my Google Sandbox account, I was reading through the errors found in MY SALES > TOOLS > INTEGRATION CONSOLE.

Each error starts with this...

"We encountered an error trying to access your server at https.//my_domain/my_store_folder/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php" Then it goes on to say "404 File not found."


The problem is that the address given for my responsehandler.php does not match the URL that I have entered in at MY SALES > SETTINGS > INTEGRATION > API Callback URL.

It seems that Google is looking in the wrong folder for the file it needs. I have re-entered the address and saved several times but to no avail. How do I get Google to use the callback address that I have given them?

[chain_man]

At my Google Sandbox account...


"We encountered an error trying to access your server at https.//my_domain/my_store_folder/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php" Then it goes on to say "404 File not found."

From your previous posts it looks like you were past this... what happened?

Do you really have https.// ? If so, should be https://

And you are trying to make you Callback URL changes in Sandbox, right?

Can you post a link to your cart here?

[gobrinton]

From your previous posts it looks like you were past this... what happened?

Well, yes, but there was one little thing bugging me so I went back to work on it.

The orders show up in admin, it empties the cart, it reduces stock, and it shows "google processing" in admin. All well and good. The only thing wrong was the shipping charges in Google always showed default amounts when set to Merchant Calculated. And of course, the errors kept logging up at google. Apparently the response-handler file is only used for shipping info. So, I decided to experiment systematically to pinpoint the problem.

When I set Google Sandbox to NOT use ssl then everything works, even the Merchant Calculated shipping rates. I do not get any errors then either. I have a shared ssl, so that may very well be the problem.

I just can't understand why Google is dropping part of the path name. Perhaps the API callback path can only be so many characters long. The weird part is, it is dropping a complete folder name from the middle of the url. Go figure!

Maybe I'll try it without the "/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php" part on the end of the url.

Still working on it.

Do you really have https.// ? If so, should be https://

No, I just changed that for this post so the forum wouldn't parse the url. It really has the : in the address.

And you are trying to make you Callback URL changes in Sandbox, right?

Can you post a link to your cart here?

Yes, again, the only thing I can figure is the callback url is too long for google.

I suppose I am off to shop for an ssl cert. I want to buy a Rapidssl but I am not sure if it will work with google. That is what I have for my other sites.

Thanks.

[chain_man]

Well, yes, but there was one little thing bugging me so I went back to work on it.

The orders show up in admin, it empties the cart, it reduces stock, and it shows "google processing" in admin. All well and good. The only thing wrong was the shipping charges in Google always showed default amounts when set to Merchant Calculated. And of course, the errors kept logging up at google. Apparently the response-handler file is only used for shipping info. So, I decided to experiment systematically to pinpoint the problem.

When I set Google Sandbox to NOT use ssl then everything works, even the Merchant Calculated shipping rates. I do not get any errors then either. I have a shared ssl, so that may very well be the problem.

I just can't understand why Google is dropping part of the path name. Perhaps the API callback path can only be so many characters long. The weird part is, it is dropping a complete folder name from the middle of the url. Go figure!

Maybe I'll try it without the "/googlecheckout/responsehandler.php" part on the end of the url.

Still working on it.



No, I just changed that for this post so the forum wouldn't parse the url. It really has the : in the address.



Yes, again, the only thing I can figure is the callback url is too long for google.

I suppose I am off to shop for an ssl cert. I want to buy a Rapidssl but I am not sure if it will work with google. That is what I have for my other sites.

Thanks.

I have a shared SSL on my cart and it works fine. I have a fairly large URL and I don't seem to be having problems. Of course I've been out of the Sandbox for quite a while now...