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Make module check for https instead of http? #30
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Hi @janoroh , Do you still need support on this problem / need help in order to get the Mollie Module working properly? Regards |
Yes, please. I've still had no way of getting the module to work (and still believe that it's due to my using of SSL on my server). Thanks! |
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Hi @janoroh , We are closing this issue. You can still place comments to let us know if you still need support. We will close comments after 1 week. Regards |
…backorder-paid-status 4.0.8 backorder paid order conf email sending fix
I have the same problem as the two users in the closed "Status not sent to Prestashop" issue at #9 (payments work, but no order is created and no status sent), but my site is not in maintenance mode. I guess in my case it's because the site runs fully on SSL (not just checkout and user account), so the URLs that the module checks are not correct. In the Mollie dashboard, I see these lines for a test payment I made:
redirection URL: http://www.myurl.de/module/mollie/return?cart_id=5666&utm_nooverride=1
webhook URL: http://www.myurl.de/module/mollie/webhook
I guess it's correct that the "module" folder doesn't actually exist (only "modules") and neither the "webhook" subfolder since another poster in that old thread had that same issue but it worked nevertheless when he turned off maintenance mode.
But is there a way to add some code to the module so that it actually checks for https://www.myurl instead of http://? This would be very helpful and probably solve the problem (at least I can't think of anything else that might be wrong). Thanks!
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