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Sagantech

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  1. Okay I have a solution to this problem and I think this problem should be addressed by OSCommerce since Authorize.net will not and it is really an OSCommerce problem because the transact.dll page does a curl and tries to load the content onto a secure page and certain browsers see that as a security violation. open checkout_process.php and replace this line: tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_SUCCESS, '', 'SSL')); with this: echo <<<END <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- window.location = "http://"MYSHOPURL"/checkout_success.php" //--> </script> END; Replace "MYSHOPURL" with the location of your shop. Note: This is a hack and not a complete solution because if an error occurs during cc processing the page will still be ugly. More information on this problem can be found here
  2. I have the EXACT same problem. I have received very little help from authorize.net but I have narrowed it down to a mixed content problem whereby Authorize.net's https page is trying to gather content from an unsecured http page.You can verify this by bringing up the ugly page in Internet Explorer and then pressing f12 to enter debug mode. For one thing, the CSS is not loaded. It may be that all we need to do is upload some files to authorize.net so that those files (I am thinking .css here) are hosted locally by authorize.net.
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