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17 Mar 2013, 5:10 AM
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Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

I'm trying to install this module. Have copied all files into their respective folders (did not copy individual files). Now it's time to actually install the module. I printed out the installation instructions from their site. It says: go to Modules > Payment, click on Ceon Manual Card and then on install. I find all that except 'install'. I find nothing to click on to 'install'. After FTPing (using WS_FTP Pro) the includes directory. I'm now looking at the files with cpanel.
Just upgraded to V1.5.1. Can someone direct me to where or how I actually 'click' on install?
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17 Mar 2013, 5:14 AM
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Re: Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

I'm now looking at the files with cpanel.
Just upgraded to V1.5.1. Can someone direct me to where or how I actually 'click' on install?
Nothing can be operated from cpanel

In your admin > modules > payment > ceon > install

17 Mar 2013, 1:03 PM
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Re: Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

Thanks for the reply. This is my first time installing an add-on, so sorry that I'm asking some basic questions. But if not the cpanel nor through my FTP program (WS_FTP Pro), then how do I get to the files so that I can execute? And is there supposed to be another file there that's executable or the PHP script will do everything?

17 Mar 2013, 3:06 PM
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Re: Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

TzuLady:

Thanks for the reply. This is my first time installing an add-on, so sorry that I'm asking some basic questions. But if not the cpanel nor through my FTP program (WS_FTP Pro), then how do I get to the files so that I can execute? And is there supposed to be another file there that's executable or the PHP script will do everything?

I failed to mention that I tried to access through my browser: www......../store...name/includes/modules/payment/ceon manual card but I get an not authorized access error as well as a 404 error. Which is why I don't know where I go to install this. And I'm assuming (oh no, that word!) that if I finally know how to get to the file correctly, I would just double click to get it to install. Correct?

17 Mar 2013, 6:27 PM
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Re: Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

Log into your zencart admin and from the menu items there navigate to

admin > modules > payment > ceon > install

18 Mar 2013, 2:04 AM
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Re: Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

kobra:

Log into your zencart admin and from the menu items there navigate to

admin > modules > payment > ceon > install

Thank you so much!!!!

18 Mar 2013, 8:49 AM
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Re: Question concerning installing Ceon Manual Card Add-on

Bear in mind the security implications of Manual Card Processing. If you capture credit card info on your server and you do not:

  1. Have your payment processor's permission to do this
  2. Have PCI compliance on the server

... you could be in violation of your card processor's terms and conditions.

If a fraud is perpetrated on your site, you could be held liable for costs and damages - a situation that can be the death-knell for small companies.