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    Default Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    When trying to activate my payment module it allows me to activate the SIM authorize.net but not the AIM.

    It's giving me an alert off to the right that says I need to configure the admin for SSL. Went through the steps as I have done for other Zen Cart sites. This one is being weird, am I missing something?

    It's version 1.5.0

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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    In your Admin, you need to set your HTTP_SERVER to a URL starting with "https://", else it won't actually operate your admin over SSL, and thus sensitive data could be exposed. And when it comes to dealing with your Authnet account credentials or managing card transactions, you want the SSL protection. Thus the module won't activate if your admin isn't operating over SSL.

    It's actually mentioned in the FAQ document which explains how to set up SSL. And it's also explained in the help text inside the configure.php file itself.
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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    I've done all that. The issue is that it allows me to setup an SIM but not the AIM. Something is missing.

    In the configure.php file:

    define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://SITE.com');
    define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://SITE.com');

    define('ENABLE_SSL', 'true');

    in the admin/includes/configure.php

    define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://SITE.com');
    define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://SITE.com');
    define('HTTP_CATALOG_SERVER', 'http://SITE.com');
    define('HTTPS_CATALOG_SERVER', 'https://SITE.com');

    define('ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN', 'true');

    define('ENABLE_SSL_CATALOG', 'true');

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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    re-read what I wrote in my last post.
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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    Thank you, that got me to where I can install AIM. Though now I'm getting:

    Sorry, we are not accepting payments from your region at this time.

    During checkout in the payment method box. Any ideas where I should look to fix this? My payment zone is set to -None-

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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    Okay, so now you've taken care of the admin configure.php

    But your non-admin one isn't correct yet. If your checkout isn't operating in SSL, those same symptoms will occur.
    Your non-admin /includes/configure.php needs HTTP_SERVER to be an http address, and the HTTPS_SERVER an https address and ENABLE_SSL must be 'true'.
    And you can't make those changes to the file and save/upload the file if the file is read-only (which it normally is). You'll need to make the file writable before you can save the changes.

    I don't wish to be rude, but again, this is all explained in the same FAQ article about enabling SSL:
    http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...alled-zen-cart
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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    I hear what you are saying, but I've followed those directions. My non-admin configure was set to be able to modify all:

    define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://mysite.com');
    define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://mysite.com');

    // Use secure webserver for checkout procedure?
    define('ENABLE_SSL', 'true');

    I then saved it. Changed file permissions back to what there were default and then uploaded and I still get the same:

    Sorry, we are not accepting payments from your region at this time.

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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    What's the URL?
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    Default Re: Authorize.net SIM vs AIM

    Looks like one of the entries in your cart's configure.php has // instead of /. Click any link and look at the address bar.
    Maybe a redirect
    And it's theme by TM
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    A little help with colors.
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