We recently converted to asp.net and from AIM to CIM.
Our programmer posted a couple of test transactions and said all was working as it should.
But clearly this is not the case. Because we have only received 2 small orders in the time we typically would have received 100 or more
Our programmer has been paid is gone. We need to find and fix these bugs immediately. So today I'm getting crash course in this subject
From everything I've read here and all the testing I was able to do with the tools here, the problem seems to be on the Step3 Review Screen
Step1: Enter Billing info
Step2: Enter Shipping info
Step3: Review>>>> Screen Shows
Bill To: Billing
Ship To: Billing
As far as I can tell everything else works smoothly and we are live.
Please let reply with suggestions or let me know if you require any additional info.
Thank you much... We are standing by.
Our Cart starts here: http://www.myprimewine.com/checkout/process.aspx?step=1
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06-13-2011 07:13 AM - edited 06-13-2011 07:19 AM
Most web user will not put in their CC# on a non-HTTPS site. And the SSL is good until April 17th, 2012. Not sure why the programmer don't want to use it.
CIM still need SSL unless you use the new "hosted option" for CIM.
You can set it up from any page as long as "step 3" show it is using it.
06-13-2011 09:26 AM
I think the problem is that it is not running under HTTPS.
Look like it will run under HTTPS if I change the URL https://www.myprimewine.com/checkout/process.aspx?step=1
So it might just be a fix on the http://www.myprimewine.com/basket.aspx checkout button to call the checkout page with HTTPS instead of HTTP
06-13-2011 08:16 AM - edited 06-13-2011 08:19 AM
Thanks for the prompt reply. We had SSL before the conversion.
This programmer wanted to use solution without SSL - so we have not installed it. Hence the current CIM setup
SSL is the only way I know to set up https for the basket.aspx . Is there any reason I shouldn't apply it here?
06-13-2011 08:54 AM
Most web user will not put in their CC# on a non-HTTPS site. And the SSL is good until April 17th, 2012. Not sure why the programmer don't want to use it.
CIM still need SSL unless you use the new "hosted option" for CIM.
You can set it up from any page as long as "step 3" show it is using it.
06-13-2011 09:26 AM
The problem was resolved by correctly configuringthe SSL.
Thanks for assistance!
J
06-22-2011 08:57 AM