What's the URL to your curltest.php ?
Or at least try adding this as an alternate parameter:
?url=https://secure.linkpt.net:1129/LSGSXML
What's the URL to your curltest.php ?
Or at least try adding this as an alternate parameter:
?url=https://secure.linkpt.net:1129/LSGSXML
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sorry about that, here's the links:
http://iheartguts.com/curltest.php
http://iheartguts.com/curltest.php?u...t:1129/LSGSXML
thank you!
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Okay - your CURL communications appears to be fine as far as Linkpoint connectivity is concerned.
Let's turn on debug logging to find out what results are coming back from linkpoint:
Go to the Zen Cart Admin edit screen for your Linkpoint module -- click Edit.
Now add &debug=on to the end of the URL in the browser, and press Enter.
Scroll down to the bottom of the list and choose a logging option. Email is easiest in this case, as long as you can access the Store send-from email account as indicated in the Admin->Config->Options screen.
Now try a transaction and post the log details.
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Thank you so much for all your help. Here's the log details, with address, etc. removed, of course. Looks like a connection problem, or problem with headers?
thanks again, you absolutely rule.HTML Code:USUNSPECIFIED71.106.168.6ECI267662817886/home/iheartgu/public_html/shop/includes/modules/payment/linkpoint_api/267662817886.pemsecure.linkpt.net11297.24 server responds: unable to use client certificate (no key found or wrong pass phrase?) ErrNo:58 server responds: FAILURECould not connect. Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/iheartgu/public_html/shop/includes/modules/payment/linkpoint_api/class.linkpoint_api.php:178) in /home/iheartgu/public_html/shop/includes/functions/functions_general.php on line 44
Last edited by Kim; 3 Oct 2007 at 06:10 PM.
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ah yes, the merchant ID and PEM did not match before and now they do, thank you. i ran a test and get the following error:
should i try running a real test while not in testing mode?HTML Code:USUNSPECIFIED71.106.168.6ECI1125362/home/iheartgu/public_html/shop/includes/modules/payment/linkpoint_api/1125362.pemsecure.linkpt.net11297.24 server responds: ErrNo:0 server responds: This is a test transaction and will not show up in the ReportsMon Oct 1 15:35:59 2007APPROVED Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/iheartgu/public_html/shop/includes/modules/payment/linkpoint_api/class.linkpoint_api.php:178) in /home/iheartgu/public_html/shop/includes/functions/functions_general.php on line 44
thanks again!
Last edited by Kim; 3 Oct 2007 at 06:09 PM.
i also got an email confirmation for the order, btw. but when i confirm the order, i get that string of code rather than a confirmation of order. thanks again so much!
That's all good.
Turn off the logging now, so the warnings disappear.
As for doing tests, you should always test real live transactions before opening your store to the public.
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By golly, it works! You are a miracle worker, thank you so much. Can I donate to the Zen Cart fund in your honor?
Yes, the site is password protected so no one can place orders until we've fully tested the shopping cart.
YAY!
Absolutely.
Glad it's working!
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