Dan Cole

John...I use Authorize.net and would be willing to contribute to the effort if you decide to develop a module for whatever service they continue to offer. Dan

@troyw Your post has been removed....please familiarize yourself with the forum guidelines. Dan

@BrockleyJohn John I was looking through the code in the quick_updates file to get a little familiar with it, in preparation for a few changes I wanted to make and noticed that the table defines weren't updated so I went ahead and did that. In case it is of some help the file is attached. Dan quick_updates.zip

Harald is on the only one that can change it but it can always be uploaded as a new version. Dan

You don't have to update but it is a good opportunity to see the latest developments, what is planned and the support that is offered. You'll also ensure that any requests you have for help are seen by those who can help. Many of them are no longer active in the open part of this forum, or at least don't frequent it as often as they once use to. Dan

I think there is one in the Phoenix Club where you can show your gratitude. 😀 Dan

The only other downside I can think of is the possible impact it might have on your search engine rankings. It could result in lower/shared rankings or even penalties I really don't know. When the browsers started throwing up warnings on all none HTTPS pages, most e-commerce folks just jumped on board --- taking the easier, softer way. Everyone already had SSL certificates so why not. Good luck in whatever you decide to do. Dan

Using HTTP is always going to be a security issue which is why the change was suggested. If you don't wish to do that, it's on you. Dan

I guess the short answer is...its a security issue. Dan

I wouldn't recommend that...these days browsers just warn about it and frighten customers away........can users actually turn off https? and if so, why would you want too? Dan

It is usually recommended that you change the first line in your configure.php file to https:// as well so it's like this...have you tried that? define('HTTP_SERVER', 'https://www.yoursite.com'); define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://www.yoursite.com'); define('ENABLE_SSL', true); Dan

Yeah...sorry about that. I had seen your post in that other thread and Rainers reply where he suggested you roll back to a version where KissIT Thumbnailer is working. I thought you had done that and were having trouble. I didn't realize you were still trying to get this to work on 1.0.5.2, where it probably won't, until he has a chance to update the contribution. Knowing Rainer he will likely update this fairly quick so if I were you I'd just put this contribution aside and work on some other aspect of your build until he has a chance to do so. Dan

That is telling you that you don't have the hooks.php file in that directory. Sounds like you failed to copy it into the right folder some where along the way. Have a look and see if it is indeed missing and if so add it from the appropriate update or from a backup, if you have one. You can also get it from the phoenix build on github if you can't find it. Dan

@Bordersbloke The crt update worked for me....are you using the PayPal APP? Dan

DeDe does this solve the problem of it not working on an initial page load? See the following post. Dan