Why doesn't Miva 5

[Superior1]

Embed the GCO link on the Checkout page. This would adhere to Google Policy. Instead it goes on the Basket Page and I have not figured out what code I am supposed to embed onto the Checkout page in order to meet Google Policy.

???

[Pamela Hazelton]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

AFAIK, Google was privy to how that module was being constructed.

[Superior1]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

What I have just realized is this.

The BASK page is non secure in a folder in on my domain.
The Checkout page is on a secure server sitting on my hosts domain.

This is my only conclusion. Is there anyway to make this happen? To have the form or code someway, somehow get transfered to that secure Checkout page?

[Jim McCormick]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

Superior1,

We have a newer Google Checkout module that is going to be released today or early next week that DOES place the button on the checkout page. It actually places the button on the basket page, OCST and OSEL pages. If you would like to get a copy of it before we stream it out send me a private message with the email address you want it sent to.

[Greg B]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

Does the google checkout update that is streaming now address some of the bugs? ie. duplicate orders in the admin, failed updates to batched orders, customers middle initial in the last name field, etc.

[Rick Wilson]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

I believe it fixed all the known bugs except for working on Windows IIS, which we're trying to address now.

[Greg B]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

We use it on IIS 6.0

[Rick Wilson]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

You should see an IIS version in January.

[Greg B]

Re: Why doesn't Miva 5

We are successfully using Google Checkout On IIS. What issues are you having and I can let you know what was done to allow the current module to work?