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Dan Cole

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  1. Just curious...what is this suppose to mean? Dan
  2. Indeed....over here I think the computer outlets started that trend....ie 2% or whatever discount for cash. I'm been toying with the idea of doing that for payments by EMT. Credit card charges, and charge backs can be brutal. Dan
  3. You seem to be missing a closing bracket or have an extra opening bracket. ie you have three opening ( and only two closing ). Dan
  4. I know it currently works without it but I don't know if it will continue to or not. Sounds like we need a new module that works with their API. Dan
  5. Looks like everything will be handled via their API. I got a survey request wanting to know what shopping cart software I was using. osC was not even on the list. Now that's not good. 😧 Dan
  6. @phi148 Bill, I received that same notice but I'm not sure we need to do anything. My AIM module doesn't have anything set in the MD5 option field so I don't think it is being used. In any case we're lucky to have an authorize.net wizard on here so I'll summon him. @John W John what's your take on this? Dan
  7. Just wanted to chime in about this add on again. A lot of the products we sell are MAPPed items, so specials are often controlled by the manufacturers, and vary in both the amount and duration a promotional discount can be offered. In the past, this has required a lot of time and effort to set up and manage properly, given the number of products we offer. We used Advanced Specials to manage this process for Black Friday and it made the whole process a breeze. We could even set the specials up, days in advance, and they were just applied to the products automatically when the time arrived. If you find yourself in a similar situation, with lots of specials to manage, I would highly recommend this add-on. From a design point of view the add-on could use some work but once your figure out how things are intended to work, it is a real time saver. A big well done to all those who had a hand in the development of this add-on over the years. It saved us a ton of time already and should allow us to offer other specials throughout the year, many of which we've not bothered with in the past, because of the work involved. THANK YOU. Dan
  8. I just installed this add on to set up some Black Friday specials and noticed that the "echo $start_date;" statement on line 368 hasn't yet been removed from the file specials.php. The echo is printed on a blank page so you're left with the impression that the add-on doesn't work. I thought I'd post about this for anyone else who is struggling to get the add on to work...just remove or comment out line 368 and it's all good. Dan
  9. The other option, if you are required to do this for some reason, is just to include it and build the cost into the goods. Dan
  10. This query isn't right but it has me wondering where it came from...I can't image that it was in the add-on. It should probably be something like... $price_query = tep_db_query("select customers_group_price from products_groups WHERE products_id = ' " . (int)$products_id . " ' AND customers_group_id = ' ". (int)$customers_group . " ' "); Dan
  11. Per the instructions... Find these lines ( lines 74-76 in a standard osCommerce 2.3.4 ) .. /// // The HTML image wrapper function function tep_image($src, $alt = '', $width = '', $height = '', $parameters = '', $responsive = true, $bootstrap_css = '') { Replace with the following: //// // New HTML image wrapper function modified for KISS Image Thumbnailer by FWR Media function tep_image($src, $alt = '', $width = '', $height = '', $parameters = '', $responsive = true, $bootstrap_css = '') { // Include the Database installation file if executed for the first time. if ( !defined('KISSIT_SHARPEN_THUMBNAIL') ) require_once 'includes/modules/kiss_image_thumbnailer/db_install.php'; // If width and height are not numeric then we can't do anything with it // If original image width and height are less than KISSIT_MIN_IMAGE_SIZE, we do not need a thumb if ( is_file($src ) ) { $original_img_size = getimagesize($src); if ( !is_numeric ( $width ) || !is_numeric ( $height ) || $original_img_size[0] < KISSIT_MIN_IMAGE_SIZE || $original_img_size[1] < KISSIT_MIN_IMAGE_SIZE ) return tep_image_legacy( $src, $alt, $width, $height, $parameters, $responsive, $bootstrap_css ); } else { if ( !is_numeric ( $width ) || !is_numeric ( $height ) ) return tep_image_legacy( $src, $alt, $width, $height, $parameters, $responsive, $bootstrap_css ); }
  12. @ce7It has been a long time since I installed this add-on but don't you need to add that function when you install it? Dan
  13. @John W The new certificate works fine John and fyi...you don't need to change the gateway either. Mine is still pointed to secure instead of secure2 and everything seems to be working as it should. Dan
  14. That thought went through my mind as well especially since I hadn't heard/seen mention of it anywhere else. I agree with you regarding the ever increasing fees, not only with PayPal but with the various credit card issuers as well. I would love to have a good EMT payment module to reduce my operating cost in this area. Dan
  15. Yes, it seems to be a bit of a comfort thing. Dan
  16. Sorry, no idea John...it was kind of mentioned in passing as he was trying to move me to the Express Checkout Platform. I googled for a date but couldn't come up with anything. Dan
  17. Received another duplicate payment earlier this morning. It resulted in different osC order numbers but with the same PayPal transaction number showing in the Order Status information for both orders. Interestingly the PayPal confirmation emails that I received showed different transaction numbers though...one was the same as shown in the Order Status info but the other was an entirely different number. I've been in touch with the customer and have inquired if anything odd happened on their end I'll report back if I learn anything useful. BTW, I'm using Paypal Standard which my PayPal rep indicated was being discontinued in a recent introduction phone call. Dan
  18. IMHO, I think this is the way forward, if we can get a proper management structure in place to keep things moving. Dan
  19. I did a little reading on SIM and I think you're right. It can be used without SSL....it looks like you're customers are taken to their site to complete the transaction....to me that isn't very professional and since I'd want my site to be fully secure anyway I'd still recommend using the AIM module. Sorry I can't help you with SIM but maybe someone else reading this will be able to. Dan
  20. I expect you'll need SSL to connect to any payment site these days. You'll also want it for your site too otherwise your visitors will be presented with security warnings whenever they access your site. Dan
  21. I use AIM and I know others that do on here and it works perfectly. I'm not saying that SIM doesn't work but I know that AIM does. Dan
  22. That would be ideal of course but if you get a few key developers agreeing to use it... say @Jack_mcs and @kymation for example and the users liked it, it would likely become a standard. No? Dan
  23. Does it need to be in the core....I was thinking an add-on to manage add-ons. Dan
  24. @wHiTeHaT Still getting this Henry.
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