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Hello, I am testing my new store configuration using the same products configured. When I add item to cart and click on the checkout button I get an alert popup indicating "the connection to jewelsoftheland.com has terminated unexpectedly. Some data may have been transferred." in Netscape and in IE I go to the cannot find it page.

 

Looking in the forum I found post #603491 with the following reply:

 

Yesterday, 03:01 AM (4/30/05)

 

it looks like you're using shared SSL. You need to adjust the path and cookie statements in catalog/include.php to reflect the shared SSL.

 

It looks like the server is going to be something like https://secure39.websitewelcome.com/~your_w...osting_username, cookie domain would be .websitewelcome.com.

 

-jared

 

I am not able to find the include.php file under the public_html directory, where the oscommerce files are installed.

 

Am I looking in the right place (correct directory)?

Am I doing something in the configuration that is triggering this?

 

I have regular flat rate selected in the shipping and I have authorize.net module setup.

 

Your advise is greatly appreciated.

 

Hector Calcano

www.jewelsofthe land.com

Posted

The correct file is /includes/configure.php :D

 

Matti

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The reason you are getting those errors is that you have your site's configure.php files set to a full ssl certificate - and you do not have one.

 

In includes/configure.php and in admin/includes/configure.php, where it says enable_ssl 'true' set it to 'false'

 

Also, where it says https_server, https_cookie_domain, https_cookie_path, and htpps_catalog leave these blank - nothing between the two single quotes ''

 

Vger

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The reason you are getting those errors is that you have your site's configure.php files set to a full ssl certificate - and you do not have one.

 

In includes/configure.php and in admin/includes/configure.php, where it says enable_ssl 'true' set it to 'false'

 

Also, where it says https_server, https_cookie_domain, https_cookie_path, and htpps_catalog leave these blank - nothing between the two single quotes ''

 

Vger

 

 

Thanks Matti and Vger for your answers. I will try them both. Even though I have a shared SSL certificate, I still want my purchases to be secured.

 

Hector Calcano

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