So if they're only doing the tax part, why are you wanting to remove the payment capability?
So if they're only doing the tax part, why are you wanting to remove the payment capability?
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I'm not, I'm just trying to get rid of the message that says we aren't taking payments from your region at this time (image in the first post).
That message only appears when no available payment methods are found which can be activated by the zones or other criteria defined in each payment module for making it available.
Most of the time when it appears it's because the customer's billing address is outside the scope of restricted address zones assigned to the module. In your case it sounds like you've changed how the address/zones system works, and thus you've left the system in a confused state.
If you're going to change how the zones code works, then you'll have to change *all* of how it works.
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I haven't done anything different than what I've done before. Just don't know where to start looking. Here is another screen shot.
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Looks like I tracked down the issue. It was the configure file which needed to be edited as per these directions:
http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?56
Oh ... so you're using a payment module which requires SSL to be enabled on your site before the module will activate.
Ya, that's kinda important.
You didn't mention your URL so we wouldn't have discovered that you weren't using SSL without you mentioning it.
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Yes, good point. I should have mentioned the URL, I didn't think it would have anything to do with the SSL, which we have on the server already. I thought it would just be a setting or check-box I had missed. The only line on the configure.php files that needed to be changed was: define('ENABLE_SSL', 'true'); it was defaulted to false, once I changed it, everything worked as expected.