No Installation Button for Authorize.net (AIM)

Hello,

As instructing by the guideline that a website must have SSL certificate to install Authorize.net (AIM). After I have SSL installed on my website, I click on Authorize.net (AIM) and I do not see any places or buttons to install Authorize.net (AIM).

Please give me advice of how to install Authorize.net (AIM).

Thanks for your help and support.

ttmb33

Three requirements:

1. Functioning SSL certificate on your site.

2. Your /includes/configure.php must have:
   ENABLE_SSL set to 'true'
   and HTTPS_SERVER must have an https URL in it.

3. Your /admin/includes/configure.php must have:
   HTTP_SERVER must have an https URL in it. YES, an https URL.
   HTTPS_SERVER must have an https URL in it.
   ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN must be set to 'true'

More details here (found by searching the FAQs for SSL): http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?56-how-do-i-enable-ssl-after-i-have-installed-zen-cart

DrByte:

Three requirements:

1. Functioning SSL certificate on your site.

2. Your /includes/configure.php must have:
   ENABLE_SSL set to 'true'
   and HTTPS_SERVER must have an https URL in it.

3. Your /admin/includes/configure.php must have:
   HTTP_SERVER must have an https URL in it. YES, an https URL.
   HTTPS_SERVER must have an https URL in it.
   ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN must be set to 'true'

More details here (found by searching the FAQs for SSL): http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?56-how-do-i-enable-ssl-after-i-have-installed-zen-cart

Yes, I did have them both enable (True). Both my Admin and www are secured.

Here is my website:

https://overproduct.com

https://www.overproduct.com

And my Admin is secured too, but I do not see any buttons to install Authorize.net (AIM).

Please give me some more tips to have Authorize.net (AIM) button to install this module.

Thanks for you help and support.

ttmb33

You missed my point about your ADMIN configure.php needing to have HTTP_SERVER set to an https URL and ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN set to 'true'

DrByte:

You missed my point about your ADMIN configure.php needing to have HTTP_SERVER set to an https URL and ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN set to 'true'

Yes, DrByte. I did set my Admin HTTP_SERVER to https URL and Enable SSL_ADMIN set "true"

But I still do not see any places to install Authorize.net (AIM)

Thanks for your quick response. I do appreciate it.

ttmb33

Your changes probably didn't get uploaded to the server properly. Remember, the configure.php files are read-only, and must be temporarily made writable when you try to save changes to them.

DrByte:

Three requirements:

1. Functioning SSL certificate on your site.

2. Your /includes/configure.php must have:
   ENABLE_SSL set to 'true'
   and HTTPS_SERVER must have an https URL in it.

3. Your /admin/includes/configure.php must have:
   HTTP_SERVER must have an https URL in it. YES, an https URL.
   HTTPS_SERVER must have an https URL in it.
   ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN must be set to 'true'

More details here (found by searching the FAQs for SSL): http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?56-how-do-i-enable-ssl-after-i-have-installed-zen-cart

Thank you DrByte very much. I now understand your instruction, and I have it worked.

Again, thanks so much

DrByte,

I got the module installed successfully, but I got problem when submitting payment. When I click on confirm order, I got blank page.

I login my authorize.net account, and I did not see any unsettlement amounts shown up. I also check my Admin, and I do not see any orders shown up either.

Please show me how to fix the problem.

Thanks DrByte.

I found the following article by searching the FAQs for "blank page": http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?124-blank-page

DrByte:

I found the following article by searching the FAQs for "blank page": http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?124-blank-page

DrByte,

The blank page is shown when I test it on Firefox, and the "HTTP 500 Internal Server Error" is shown when I test it on Internet Explorer.

I contact my hosting service company, and they told me that the error is not from their server.

The Hosting Service Company did the test and send me the following messages:

The reported issues are not related with your SSL certificate. I have checked the application's error logs and found the following errors:

Warning: require_once(/home/overprod/public_html/includes/extra_configures/bmz_image_handler_conf.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/overprod/public_html/admin/includes/extra_configures/bmz_image_handler_conf.php on line 13

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/overprod/public_html/includes/extra_configures/bmz_image_handler_conf.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/php52/pear') in /home/overprod/public_html/admin/includes/extra_configures/bmz_image_handler_conf.php on line 13

I have no idea from where to fix these errors. Please give me some tips.

Thanks DrByte.

Okay, so this has nothing whatsoever to do with SSL nor with edits specific to enabling SSL. It's a problem with your addons.

You need to sort out the cause of your problems, which is explained in your error messages.
The "bmz" files are part of the Image Handler addon. Evidently you've got the addon "partially installed". So, either completely remove it, or completely install it. You can't have it half-installed.

After you sort out your addon problems, then your SSL issues will be easier to address.