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"This is a very small contribution that my very good friend "Randy Newman " came up with for me when i asked him to help dispaly the paypal logo on my site.
Many payment services such as PayPal and 2CheckOut and credit card gateways such as Authorize.Net will let you "brand" your payment page with your own logo or their logos, which gives your checkout process a more professional appearance.
However, since these payment pages run on SSL secure servers, your logo file also needs to be on a secure server. Otherwise, browsers will display a security warning window saying "this page contains both secure and nonsecure items" (because the logo file is "nonsecure") and ask the user whether or not to display the nonsecure items. In addition to interrupting the checkout process, this warning message can lead some users to believe that the payment page is not really secure.
And so we came up with this...This is the answer ...........Just replace it with your original ..No code to add anywhere else just upload then open it and edit this part of the code:
Look for:
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href=https://www.paypal.com/verified/pal=you@yourpaypalemailhere>![]()
src="images/verification_seal.gif"> |
Change the part you@yourpaypalemaihere with the email address that you use to sign it to your paypal account.
And you're set!!!
Easy hunh..
Drop me a ligne"
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| For more information, visit the official osCommerce contribution webpage. |
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