Credit card pictures & cash payment

Hello,

I have a couple of general questions:

1. I look at my credit card options in my store and there are blank areas that say "My Card" where the pictures of the credit cards are supposed to be. How do I upload the image of the individual cards?

2. How do I enable the "Cash" payment option (not "Cash on Delvery", but actual mailed cash)? They list Check / Money Order but not cash for some reason.

Please let me know the answer to my questions. Thank you.

2. There isn't any 'Cash' option.

Forgive me the question, but why would anybody be dumb enough to mail you cash?

I've sold on eBay and 90% of my transactions were done in cash.

Re Credit Card pictures on Payments page.
These are held as CC1.gif (Visa).....CC2.gif (Mastercard) etc up to CC10.gif (Maestro).

Any changes to standard (or non-existent images) should be placed (FTP) into overide template name/images/icons

To obtain the images just do a search for the above named .gif files

hey my first repy since becoming a newbie....hope it helps.

Now to find the files I'm looking for and edit them. What do you all use to search for file names on your server? I've been looking, finding, forgetting where, looking again. Jeeze, there's got to be a better/best way like using a search box somewhere or configuring googledesktop or something else. Ideas anyone?

If it's filenames you're after, You can unzip a copy of the Zencart zip file on your local computer and use the file manager search function.

If it's strings inside the files, Admin - Tools - Developers Tool Kit.

Thanks. I just found a file search box in the cPanel file manager (top right on pane).

Surprised I can't find a search feature in filezilla also. You would think. Probably is- I just can't find it.

I found this:

cc1.gif = Visa
cc2.gif = MC
cc3.gif = Amex
cc4.gif = Diners
cc5.gif = Discover
cc6.gif = JCB
cc7.gif = AustralianBankCard

And I'd rather not get on the phone with my merchant services provider to get them. There must be an easier way...
What is it? Right click-copy? Doesn't someone have these posted somewhere in the proper size for us to copy?

If you found those images, that means they are on your server and should be accessible to you. What folder are they in?

I'm sorry I was unclear. I found that in the forums here.
Mine are in the icon folder. But they are just the generic "my card" ones. I need the correct formatted real McCoys... for MC, VISA, AMEX and Discover.

Must I call my merchant services provider?, and if so, what format do I need them in (I bet there are a bunch of different gifs)

Here are the first four cc#.gif from my test site (I havewn't checked to see what images they are). If you need others, I will post the rest (I can only post four at a time).

Well that's real helpful - they are all versions of "My Card". I'll check and see if I have any of the right ones.

Official branded images are not distributed with Zen Cart because they are copyrighted works which require authorization to be allowed to use them.
Instead, sample images are provided so you have a base from which to work. You can simply replace each of the applicable individual cc##.gif files' content as desired.
Your merchant service provider can provide suitable images for your use.

Nope, there are no useful gifs there. I guess you'll have to ask for them. You could send one of the My Card gifs as an example if you want real ones that size.

Thanks for the clarification, DrByte!

I was just told something different by my merchant services provider, twice, and although the first one sent me a good link to use html files (which I just successfully inserted onto my define_main_page):

merchantexpress.com/credit-card-logos.htm

It didn't include the individual gifs so I called back to get a link to get .gif(s), and was told to just go to the the card provider (visa, mc and discover probably the same site, amex probably another) site and get them.

When I find the link I'll post it.

Found on the web:

credit-card-logos.com

REMINDER:
Once again, if you're going to use someone else's graphics (ie: not created by you) on your website (or anywhere actually), you must make sure you are in compliance with the owners' terms of use.