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    Default Authorize.net AIM Problems

    Hi,

    I get a "Page Cannot Be Displayed Error" when I try and check out using the authorize.net AIM module.

    I know the curl is working and I have installed SSL?

    Can anyone help me please.
    Website is https://www.ultrahydration.com/cart

    Thanks,
    Jim

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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    1. What's your server's errorlog saying when you get that error? It should hopefully contain more information about the cause.

    2. Upload the curl test script from here:
    http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showth...522#post408522
    .. and post a link to the file.

    3. Who are you hosted with?
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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    Thanks for the reply. I read a previous post from you and you had mentioned the curl test. I did the curl test (http://www.ultrahydration.com/curltest.php) and it seems to have worked.

    But all I get is a "Page Cannot Be Displayed" at the end.
    When the person checks out there is a very long wait.

    Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

    I am hosted with GoDaddy.

    Jim

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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by jimh3768 View Post
    I am hosted with GoDaddy.
    Why people choose GoDaddy I'll never know.

    Nevertheless, you need to turn on the CURL Proxy settings if you're going to use CURL on GoDaddy for external SSL communications such as for Authorize.net:
    http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=61528


    Using proxy seems to get a response:
    http://www.ultrahydration.com/curlte...hnet=1&proxy=1
    (error is only because no transaction details were sent, but confirms that authnet is responding)

    Skipping proxy but going to authnet fails:
    http://www.ultrahydration.com/curltest.php?authnet=1
    (cannot connect to their server)
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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    LOL
    Godaddy is cheap...but I'm beginning to learn my lesson.

    The CURL Settings on Zen Cart has been set to the following:
    cURL Proxy StatusTrue cURL Proxy Address64.202.165.130:3128



    Based on the response from the following link (http://www.ultrahydration.com/curlte...hnet=1&proxy=1),
    I get this message:

    The following errors have occurred.
    (13) The merchant login ID or password is invalid or the account is inactive.
    EOF

    So I guess all I inputted in Zen Cart is okay, just the login details are wrong?
    Anything else I should look for?

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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    When using the curltest script to test communication to authorize.net, the "merchant info is wrong" message is EXACTLY what you want to see ... because it confirms that you're talking to the Authorize.net server.

    Set the proxy to the named address instead of the IP address:
    http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=61528
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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    Thank you...I did just that but the page still is not showing up.
    Is it because of the wrong login info?

    Jim

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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by jimh3768 View Post
    I get a "Page Cannot Be Displayed Error" when I try and check out using the authorize.net AIM module.
    Quote Originally Posted by jimh3768 View Post
    But all I get is a "Page Cannot Be Displayed" at the end.
    When the person checks out there is a very long wait.
    Grab and install the updated AIM module from this thread:
    http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showth...023#post441023
    You'll need to remove and re-install the module in the admin after uploading the files, so be sure to write down your existing settings.
    While you're editing settings, set the Debug Logging to "Log to File" or "Log and Email".
    Then try a test transaction.
    Then look in your /cache folder on your server, and download and zip the AIM log files and post them here or post a link to the zipped file on your server.
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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    I want to thank you for your assistance. I got it working, thanks to you!

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    Default Re: Authorize.net AIM Problems

    Thanks for reporting back, Jim.

    You might want to note that the updated code you installed is largely the same as what's included in v1.3.8, which was released last week.
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