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    (@elianab)


    I would like Elfin to answer this question since the last time I posted the question I was not able to get a full answer.
    I am using eShop with PayPal. After you make a purchase and then return to the Thank You page of my site, I get a security warning, saying that the page is not encrypted. I have read a number of posts that say you do not need SSL with this plugin. If that’s true, then why am I getting a security warning? I’d rather not have to set up SSL, but if there really is a security problem, how would I set up the SSL to work with eShop? You mentioned a plugin in one of your other posts. What plugin?
    And if there is not a security problem, then how do I prevent the security warning from displaying?
    I have tried all kinds of combinations of settings on PayPal and eShop, but always get the security warning. I haven’t seen any other posts about this, which seems odd to me. Is anyone else getting this message?

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/eshop/

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  • I would like Elfin to answer this question since the last time I posted the question I was not able to get a full answer.

    1. He’s busy
    2. I handle support.
    3. Whatever I say, he would say too (he’s sitting about 12 inches away from me – it’s a very small office).

    As I explained to your previously, this is not an eShop issue. Nor is it a security issue. It’s a notification message from your browser as you move from PayPal’s https to your site’s http. And there is absolutely nothing we can do about it.

    I have the same concerns as the original poster, I understand its not an eShop issue and its not a security issue.

    But it IS a customer experience issue. I got this same warning when I purchased the eShop UPS rates plugin today and it made me feel uneasy.

    It’s just not ideal to have a warning pop-up that falsely informs the customer they’re financial information may be easy stolen.

    You mentioned this is a browser warning when going HTTPS > HTTP…

    So if I do use SSL the error will be gone right? or will that break the eshop plugin?
    And if it does break the plugin can I use a subdomain somehow to separate eshop and the SSL thank you page.

    I’m fairly new to using SSL so any ideas you may have would be much appreciated.

    Please post your own topic.

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