How do I change the API callback URL to https?

[NeMetzger]

How do I change the API callback URL from http to https so that Google will accept it? In my Prestashop payment module it says "The API callback URL is: http://domain.com/modules/gcheckout/validation.php"
But, in Google it says "An HTTPS URL is required."
Please note also that I DO have a dedicated SSL set up and all my checkout pages are https://
Also, the reason the I need this urgent matter fixed is because some of my customers are having trouble when they checkout. The payment goes through, but the cart never turns into an order in their account, so they cannot access the download link to the clipart they bought.

[rocky]

What happens when you ignore the advice on the configuration page and enter the callback URL as https://domain.com/modules/gcheckout/validation.php. Do you still get the error message from Google?

[NeMetzger]

I don't get an error message from Google right away, because it sees the https in there. But, I get emails everyday from Google that says that order notification is failing because the https url is invalid. And it is causing the customers carts to not register in their account. I get the payment. But, then I get an email from the customer that they had no instruction on how to get their download link. The cart never registers as an order even though they paid.

[rocky]

You should post this issue on the bug tracker.

[badger1010]

Would it work if your site has an https folder and you copy the module into the secure folder, then point the API callback URL to it?

:gulp:

[NeMetzger]

I don't think I can create a folder for https. If I did, wouldn't it then be http://https.domain.com ? Unless I am missing something.

Also, how do I submit to a bug tracker?

[rocky]

Click on Bug Tracker on the menu at the top of the page, then click "Report a bug" in the right panel.

[Vitamins151]

I would like the answer to this question also.

[badger1010]

Ok, I now have Google Checkout working.

I ordered an SSL certificate for our site not too expensive and it helps build customer confidence if they see the site is secured.
Once that was in place, it meant I could specify an https return address.
After adjusting the folder/file permissions to the correct values, GC now appears to work fine.

[NeMetzger]

badger1010,
I already have a dedicated SSL installed on mine and entered the url as https also. But, after a few days I started getting emails from Google saying that the order notification was failing. When I went into my module in the back office for Google payment methid, the url is http and not https. If you enter http at Google, it will not accept it. If you enter https, it will accept it. But, since it is not the correct url for your shop it will fail. This is my situation at least and I hope yours works fine. I think the problem is that the SSL only works on the cart pages for me and I do have a dedicated SSL.
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[badger1010]

It may be worth your while to get your own SSL certificate, that way the entire site can be addressed https if you want.

One more thing, check the GC module folder and files inside are set to the correct permissions.

;-)

[NeMetzger]

I do have my own SSL Certificate installed. But, my webhost is the one who did the installing for me. So, it is possible to have the dedicated SSL certificate on all pages? That is probably getting me closer to an answer to my question. My original question was how to make the http an https on the API URL. I do have my own SSL cert. So, what I need to do then probably is talk to my webhost company and ask them if they can reinstall the SSL on all my pages and not just my checkout pages, right? I feel like I am finally getting what needs to happen now. I hope this is it. I am off now to chat live with someone there to see what they say.
Thanks,
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