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I don't want to implement this if it does not work with 2.2rc2 The documentation says it's for 2.2mc Will this work on 2.2rc2 OSCommerce?

In the instructions it says it works with: osCommerce 2.2ms2 I have downloaded and installed osCommerce 2.2rc2 Will this still work with this version of osCommerce? Thanks, Scott

Ok, I want to start setting up some oscommerce sites for some customers. I am using Paypal express checkout IPN for my payment module. During the setup you need certain information from PAYPAL like you have to have a business account, need to get SSL certs and such. Do you just guide the customer or do you setup the Paypal accounts for them (although they need a business account which means they have a bank verified with that account) and hope the customer trusts you? I am not sure how to go about with this. Any ideas would be great. Is there a generic form some of you guys use that you wouldn't mind sharing with me? Any info would be great. Thanks, Scott C.

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Should I not worry about the 5 success dump email I get after each successful transaction? The only reason I ask is because each email dump contains the "DO NOT expose your API username and password to the public" at the bottom of them. Should I just turn off send all errors to email? Scott

Ok, everything seems to work fine now. I can do a complete checkout and everything works. But when I check my email I receive 5 emails called: PayPal EC success dump. Each one has stuff like this: In function: pre_confirmation_check() Response from PayPal: [security] = N/A [RequesterCredentials] [0] [Credentials] [0] [username] = N/A [Password] = N/A [subject] = N/A [setExpressCheckoutResponse] [0] [Timestamp] = 2007-09-20T16:42:00Z [Ack] = Success [CorrelationID] = 173f588a5f615 [Version] = 2.000000 [build] = 1.0006 [Token] = EC-7C6638292T2619412 From this request: (WARNING!!) DO NOT expose your API Username/Password to the public!! **** Also for the dump that has ec_get_detail it shows [PayerStatus] = verified ****** With each email being different at the top but all have the Do NOT expose your API username/password to public. I am still getting these but all my transactions are going through ok. Any ideas? Scott

Thanks once again. Scott

Well I thought it was all working fine now. I can go through the checkout process now. I get directed out to paypal. I then login with a verified paypal account. I am taken to a confirmation page in Paypal then I hit continue. Once I hit continue button I am pushed back to my checkout page to this message: We're sorry, but we were unable to process your payment. To maintain a high level of security, only customers with a verified PayPal account are allowed to access Express Checkout. Please either verify your account at PayPal or select an alternate payment method. I am also getting success dump emails that shows the transaction but at the very bottom I am getting the "do not expose your API username and password again. Scott

Thanks for the info it works now. FYI: For those who use Godaddy, the new proxy server for cURL is: http://proxy.shr.secureserver.net:3128 Thanks again, Scott

I could really use some help with this. I finally got my site to do SSL when logging in and when it goes to checkout but I still can not check out. I get the same error dump saying not to expose my API username and password to the public. I have followed all the instructions. Please help.... Scott Here is the stats from ec_diagnostics; Basic Tests Using at least PHP 4.3.0? Yes Is OpenSSL installed? Yes Does your store have an SSL certificate (shared/dedicated) installed and working? Yes Is cURL installed? Yes Does cURL work? (Simple HTTP test) Yes API Certificate installed? Yes API Username in place? Yes API Password in place? Yes XML Document "doExpressCheckout.xml" exists? Yes XML Document "getExpressCheckoutDetails.xml" exists? Yes XML Document "setExpressCheckout.xml" exists? Yes XML Document "diagnostics.xml" exists? Yes Advanced Diagnostics Live server Able to connect to PayPal through cURL?

Ok, I have found an area inside of includes/configure.php where I see where to setup HTTPS SERVER and such and I changed the address to https://domain_name.com. I found this suggestion tips and tricks forum on how to setup SSL. I have made these changes and I get the same error as above. The web address does not change to https automatically when I got to check out. What else i'm I missing?

No the diagnostics loaded fine when I typed in HTTPS but when I go to checkout and logged in, it doesn't switch to SSL. Is there a place to configure this to happen? Thanks again,

I ran the diagnostics and it showed that I didn't have an SSL cert or something. I do have a SSL cert with GoDaddy already. I had been accessing my site with a WWW.domain_name.com\ec_diagnostics.php that was showing the error but when I do https://domain_name.com/ec_diagnostics it all checks out ok. Do I have to tell my customers to make sure they go to my site by typing in https://blabh balblb every time or is there a way that it always uses https? Or, is there a way to use the https when it gets to the checkout point? Thanks, Scott

Ok, here is the error dump (or part of it because it contains personal data) In function: pre_confirmation_check() Response from PayPal: From this request: (WARNING!!) DO NOT expose your API Username/Password to the public!!

I just installed this module today and I am having a problem at check-out. Once I choose the PayPal checkout option it asks me if I want to open up ec_checkout.php file. Why is that happening? Did I miss something in the installation? Thanks in advance, Scott