I dont want to setup an ssl server

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  1. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    Hi

    This might be a very silly topic, but I have understand that paypal can handle payments with credit cards without creating a paypal account.
    How do I implement this option in my signing up amember form. because currently when a user wants to suscrib a payed membership he has two options one with credit card (which doesnt work "Payment failed: This transaction cannot be processed. The merchant's accouht is not able to process transactions.") and the other with a paypal account, which will show a signingUp window for paypal users , but doesnt give the option to pay with credit card.
    I have setup the PaypaPro plugin is this the wrong plugin to do what I want ?

    thanx for your help
  2. jenolan

    jenolan aMember Coder

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    You need to have a business Paypal account. Then people will be able to pay to paypal using their card.
  3. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    I do have one

    I have a premiere account, is it the same as having a business account ?
  4. jenolan

    jenolan aMember Coder

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    Yes, so all you need to do is send people across to Paypal, one option thay have if they do not have a paypal account is to pay by card (MasterCard, Visa etc) paypal handles it all there and send you back the result the same as if they had a paypal account.

    You can't do recurring payments that way though.

    Larry
  5. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    Thanx jenolan, its all set and working perfect, It was just a matter of cookies that I couldnt see the credit card option. However there is one more thing that I need to do, I need to hide the "credit card payment" option from the sign up form, cause paypal its the only payment that I am going to permit. But I cant find the option in the admin panel to quit this credit card option. would you help me please ?

    Is it this done via admin Panel ? or do I have to modify php and html code directly from de code?
  6. jenolan

    jenolan aMember Coder

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    You mean the ccbill plugin? Go to Admin -> Config -> Plugins and turn off ccbill
  7. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    Thanx again , But I believe that I hasnt let you know that I am using paypalPro plugin, and those 2 options "paypal" and "credit card" in the sign up window are the default when I turn on the paypalPro plugin, I am almost 100% positive that what I need no modify its the PaypalPro.inc.php file, graying out some lines of code , but I cant figure out which ones exactly in order to only show the "pay with paypal option" and to hide the "pay with credit card" , thats what the whole post is all about "I dont want to set up an ssl server"

    thanx again for your quick responses, you have taught me a lot
  8. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    You can

    1- remove line
    $plugins['payment'][] = 'paypal_pro_cc';
    from file amember/plugins/payment/paypal_pro/paypal_pro.inc.php

    2 - just disable "paypal_pro" plugin and enable "paypal_r"
  9. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    Thanx Alex , but it didnt work amember is down now : "An Error has occured
    # Plugin 'paypal_pro_cc' is not enabled. Died"

    I had to upload again the original file.

    The reason i want paypalPro insted of paypal_r , its because when testing once the payment is completed the user gets redirected automatically to the members area , and get the email with the information about his occount. Things that I couldnt set up with the paypal_r

    thanx again for your help
  10. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    Sorry for my wrong advice. Remove the line
    cc_core_init('paypal_pro_cc');
    instead.
  11. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    Thank You , I have amember configured 100% ready to star my service !!
  12. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    problem again

    Hi,
    well everything is as I wanted to be on the signUp page, however once I finish signing up and I should be redirected to the paypal website I get this error :

    "Internal processing error : curl_exec error 35 error:14094418:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:tlsv1 alert unknown ca"

    Things work fine when I dont modify the paypalpro.inc.php file

    Is it Not possible to hide the credit card option in the paypalPro plugin , and that the payment process doesnt get affected ?
  13. alex

    alex aMember Pro Customer Staff Member

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    It is not related with disabling credit card option. I guess it is because of wrong PayPal SSL certificate configuration in the PayPal Pro plugin settings.

    It is possible to resolve this problem, but I believe it is easier to make paypal_r plugin working, specially because you are not going to use any feautures of paypal_pro plugin. paypal_r will automatically activate your customers, I believe it did not happen because you did not enable IPN in paypal account, when tested it.

    In short, please contact us via helpdesk with ftp info and aMember CP login info, if you want to get problem actually resolved. This forum is NOT for support, it is for discussions, so it will take lot of time here.
  14. elmonitomario

    elmonitomario New Member

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    well the problem got fixed for some reason, when I turned off sand box testing
    just to let you know

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