John W

Sorry for the late response. I modified my module and i don't use that in the stock way. I also modified mine to output the actual A.net error like you see in the debug emails that are generated when there's a problem. So, the user sees the real error. I find it more helpful. But, I don't see any problems like that anywhere.

Okay, I commented on my FB page on the original I posted on your site and it didn't mirror.

@@Dan Cole I just did a test on your site and the first post failed to show and I got an object error. But, I just posted on your Mag Drive 2400gph and it's showing up on my FB page. Seems like the biggest benefit could be the added content in the eyes of Googlebot. Although, I've been running FB ads and I'm getting some sales from it.

Dan your's is different from Gary's a little. On Gary's and the FB developer page there is a little checkbox to also post on FB. Dan's doesn't have that.

Hi Gary, Yes, I see them. Were changes made to the module to where Dan doesn't have the same version as you?

@@Dan Cole How is the FB comment working for you? I saw it on someone's site that was asking for help and it got my interest. I didn't realize it but i have the one from Gary and I just downloaded this one to take a look. In Beyond Compare they are slightly different but I haven't tried either one. I added Gary's Responsible Social Icons last week, so I thought this FB comment might be worth doing.

Where are these errors showing up? Meaning, your A.net emails or on your order confirmation page?

I don't think there is a CIM available for OSC, but the AIM module works very well. I've used it over 10 years.

I have to say most of the invalid email addresses I get would pass these test. Mostly, people have typos before the @. OnceI added confirm email address to make sure they matched that helped but I still get some. But, it sounds like you're using this as an excercise in learning, which is always good.

You might want to look at the password reset file for inspiration, but you would need to scrap a lot of what you've done. Food for thought is not adding more inline javascript is a plus to using something like password reset. No matter what you'll still get some bad emails even if it's RFC compliant it can be wrong and people make mistakes.

Hey Malcolm, Can you put your whole file here so I can experiment with it? I think I can help you get the tep_validate_email funtion to work.

You might also look for an incompatible address for the service. For instance, if you only do US ground and the customer is outside the US you will get an error.

@@jjlyman In the past when I saw this error it was because the customer didn't set the state correctly, or the state reset to Alabama. I don't think it's a UPS problem. Look at your recent customer signups and check state vs zip.

@@hydro I just stumbled on you post, but I dont' think this is what you meant to put on your first line if (this.loggedIn == fale){ I'm guessing you meant false.

@DemitryI I commend you for taking the time to explain what you have found and solutions. Also, realizing there are more sources than just this forum for finding solutions like stackoverflow. The curl settings come into play on multiple modules and you can see all the options and recomendations at the PHP site also http://php.net/manual/en/function.curl-setopt.php They recomendation is "Your best bet is to not set this and let it use the default." For what that is worth. Some servers are not at the level of supporting TLS1.2 but it's good that you are on a server supporting that as it's where we should be.

I switched to fedex a couple years ago, but I used the UPS xml module in the US without problems. However, I don't ship outside the US so I removed the other countries from my database. Never saw any duplicates for Florida from what I remember though.

Maryland's abbreviation in the US is MD. If you try to select a shipping method that doesn't apply you will get an error too. Like Ground for Singapore won't work from the US. I think you can find the error numbers at UPS.

Are you sure this is the old one? It says "Login with Amazon" and they just created it October 2015, so it's less than a year old. I had looked at adding it to my site back in December.

Actually, I said that wrong. The credit card info is supposed to be on the confirmation page for many years now. It's not supposed to carry from the billing to the confirmation because credit card security.

Amazon has a module for this and you can contact them on their profile page. I've never used it. http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/9372

Authorize.nt works very well and I've used it for over 10 years. I think you might have the wrong module. Are you using the AIM system, which is what Authorize.net recomends? If so, you should be using http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/5662 That module loads ont the correct page.

No, there's nothing you need to remove and you probably don't have to sweat this much. Basically, the function mysqli_free_result expects to have data to free but if there is no data to free it returns that error becaue it's not getting what it expects. I wouldn't really sweat this error but if this is outputing to your screen you need to turn erro reporting off to the screen and only output to a file. You really don't want to output errors to a screen on a live domain.

@@grandpaj Can you double check which seo addon you're using? This version be FWR doesn't use that file. On that note, I would not switch to this version on a new site. FWR hasn't been around for a while and this isn't really being maintained. However, to answer your question. It's probably returning false (boolean) and there should be a conditional statement to make sure there is a result to free.

@@Jack_mcs Thanks and I'll look at this more. I noticed Google strongly recomends using SFTP, so I may add that function. If I get that working i'll post back.

For different reasons I never set this up. So, to the people using these kind of feeds, does it work well and do you think it's worth it? I've been using Adwords for over 10 years and it doesn't yield a lot of sales for the money spent.