sheridany Posted December 11, 2006 Posted December 11, 2006 I am using os commerce provided by my webhosting provider. I want to install ipn module. This is what the directions say "Copy the files in the directory structure set in the contribution download file to your osCommerce installation directory. Note: Be sure to also copy the new "ext" directory to the catalog root directory. " Huh! what the heck does this mean. Can anyone explain. I don't have an installation directory. How about here would make a heck of lot of sense? includes/modules/payment. Your help is greatly appreciated. :thumbsup: Quote
Guest Posted December 11, 2006 Posted December 11, 2006 I am using os commerce provided by my webhosting provider. I want to install ipn module. This is what the directions say "Copy the files in the directory structure set in the contribution download file to your osCommerce installation directory. Note: Be sure to also copy the new "ext" directory to the catalog root directory. " Huh! what the heck does this mean. Can anyone explain. I don't have an installation directory. How about here would make a heck of lot of sense? includes/modules/payment. Your help is greatly appreciated. :thumbsup: Hi, You must create a folder named "ext" inside your catalog directory. Your aim is to get /catalog/ext/ Felix Quote
sheridany Posted December 11, 2006 Author Posted December 11, 2006 Hi, You must create a folder named "ext" inside your catalog directory. Your aim is to get /catalog/ext/ Felix Yes, I got that part. I found another very good post on how to upload the files by following the cookie trail in the contribution. I just made sure I follwed the directory structure and uploaded the ipn files where it need to go. I was able to do transactions in test after that. Thanks for your response. Much appreciated. Quote
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