WorldPay Module version 2.0 - Support thread

[petelutonuk]

I have looked through the forums but have not found an answer to this one...
Can someone tell me if there is a way of preventing the browser security message popups after checkout success such as "Do you want to display only the webpage content that was delivered securely" Yes / No.

This happens whether Worldpay whitelisting is on or off.
In IE8, if I say NO to the question, my receipt page displays ok (even with whitelisting turned on) but customers may say YES because it says it may compromise the security of the entire webpage. The receipt page therefore collapses with no formatting. My ISP says there is no point in having the site hosted on a secure server, so I do not understand how to get around this. When I pay online on other sites, this doesn't seem to happen. Help!

[DrByte]

Pete, that's likely back to the hardcoded http (stylesheet) URLs you've added to your certain templates to accommodate WorldPay's other bugs.
If you're going to hardcode a URL on an SSL page, you need to use https instead of http.

[Bigenuf]

I am using the Admin Control Panel with a SSL certificate, could this be affecting it?

1. Login to your WorldPay admin screen (http://www.worldpay.com/admin)

2. In the WorldPay Control Panel screen click 'Configuration Options' for
the installation i.d. Enter the Callback URL exactly as follows (including
case):

https://<wpdisplay item="MC_callback">

N.B. If SSL is not enabled on your website the Callback URL should be:

http://<wpdisplay item="MC_callback">

This might be the problem.

Check http://YOUR_SITE.com/docs/worldpay

for documentation for the module. This is installed when the module is installed.
The documentation is very thorough.

If your not using the callback then your cart is not receiving the order info.



Lake

[petelutonuk]

Thank you DrByte. I still get the security pop up with no hard coded style sheets. Are you saying I need to get an https server certificate or whatever? This is all new to me and I don't really understand it at all.

[Bigenuf]

From what i've seen in the past if you try to load a picture from an http;// source into a page which is https:// you will get a message such as you did. I've been told the only way around that is to host the picture on a secure server which is https://. That is the way we had to do it with paypal a few years ago when we customized the paypal page to look like ours.

[petelutonuk]

So, the Worldpay module will not work properly unless you host the images needed on the receipt page? Seems like just one more hassle I don't need. I think I will quit this and my business, too many rules and regulations now. I am so tempted to name the company whos products I sell to warn everyone else NEVER to get involved in any way, shape or form. I have been doing it for 9 years now and to be told now that I am not allowed to put prices on the website is the last straw. There should be a law against them.

[DrByte]

On the SSL issue: https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=150

[petelutonuk]

Whoops I meant to say "does that mean the Worldpay module will not work properly unless you host the images needed on the receipt page on a secure server? Oh well I don't think it matters now, I think it is all too much for me, I just don't have the time and I need my life back.

[Ooba_Scott]

my thankyou poage probably looks 85% ok lol, everything looks out of whack still.....

Only had a quick play yesterday as i had lots of other things to do at work

I did email worldpay again, but as of yet no response.....ahwel.

I shall keep on trying to fix it i guess

[chris_miley]

It's fixed now. Thank you guys!