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    Need a little help here please, I'm just finishing setting up Magneto Shopping Cart along with Google Checkout and I'm stuck on the following:

    API Callback URL for Google Checkout, where would I find this info, it states:

    API Callback URL - The URL should be in the format: https://yourserver.com/base_path/ind...lecheckout/api. index.php can be omitted if mod_rewrite is enabled. The Callback method must be XML.

    Hope you can help

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    Hello There,
    That's just the URL to your Magento installation (the URL at which Google will "visit" to make a callback), so for example:

    http://www.myDomain.com/magento/index.php/googlecheckout/api
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    Thanks for the reply, do I have to create the /googlecheckout/api part of it because if I just use that link I get a 404

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    Quote Originally Posted by chet View Post
    Thanks for the reply, do I have to create the /googlecheckout/api part of it because if I just use that link I get a 404
    Is the 404 f being handled by magento, or is it the default server 404 page? If you have the rewrite rules enabled, and they are working, then …mydomain.com/magento/googlecheckout/api should work without those directories being present, because the rewrite rules will map it back to the …magento/index.php file.

    Otherwise, without the rewrite rules, and as Warren says mydomain.com/magento/index.php/googlecheckout/api
    should work, certainly is should not give a 404 if /magento/index.php exists.

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    Hi Nick the 404 is being handled by magento

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    No they are not Nick sorry:
    This one is handled by Magento: http://www.myDomain.com/magento/inde...lecheckout/api
    This one is not and is the one required by google checkout: https://www.myDomain.com/magento/ind...lecheckout/api
    Last edited by chet; 7th October 2009 at 01:56 AM.

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    Have you installed an SSL certificate for your domain, as the second URL is https? Probably easiest for Warren or one of the others here to explain how to do all that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nick View Post
    Have you installed an SSL certificate for your domain, as the second URL is https? Probably easiest for Warren or one of the others here to explain how to do all that.
    Yep SSL installed

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