Hi All,
When a user checks out using the payment processor Paymate, it all goes well until the PayMate is about to transfer the buyer back to our site and then it sprouts a warning about the page the buyer is about to go is unsecured.
If the buyer abandons the process at this point, the money transfer goes though but the site does not issue an invoice and we do not get to see what the buyer has purchased.
I have Opencart Version 1.5.5.1
Is there a way to fix this?
TIA
Sure, there is. Probably. But, to find out, one would have to know, where to start.
Meanwhile, I could just advise you, to search Google on:
to get, at least, a very fundamental Idea, on, what's waiting for you.
And when you come back, then, make sure, to enable others, to have, at least,
a chance for first look onto your Site, it's the only way, to find out ANYTHING!
Ernie
Meanwhile, I could just advise you, to search Google on:
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opencart+secure+Site
And when you come back, then, make sure, to enable others, to have, at least,
a chance for first look onto your Site, it's the only way, to find out ANYTHING!
Ernie
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It sounds like a browser warning. PayMate is probably adding https:// to whatever response/callback/page/redirect. So you need an SSL cert for your store, or tell PayMate not to ask for https://.
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The site is http://dealo.com.au
There is currently a SSL certificate installed.
However when the Payment Processor called PayMate.com.au processes an order it sends the buyer back to an unsecured success page, after warning the buyer, that the landing page is unsecured, and giving the client an option to abandon the purchase.
Does anyone know of a work around for this?
TIA
There is currently a SSL certificate installed.
However when the Payment Processor called PayMate.com.au processes an order it sends the buyer back to an unsecured success page, after warning the buyer, that the landing page is unsecured, and giving the client an option to abandon the purchase.
Does anyone know of a work around for this?
TIA
One would assume that the Paymate extension has a return url specified in it, try chainging that to SSL.
In the PayMate controller file look for something like:
And change it to:
In the PayMate controller file look for something like:
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$data['return'] = $this->url->link('checkout/success');
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$data['return'] = $this->url->link('checkout/success', '', 'SSL');
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