Google Checkout URL is non-ssl

I didn't leave a link because I disabled it. I've leave the site like this for the next 24 hours, be sure to visit it before then, haha. https://www.croomsalumni.com/

It's not the Google Checkout module, otherwise the page wouldn't be secure once I disable Google Analytic.

See, look, Google Analytics is now disabled - low-and-behold, the page is now secure.

I'm not going to pay you do to anything when you haven't even shown why it is Google Checkout. Why is it Google Checkout when the only difference between the period when you clicked on the link and now is Google Analytics? Yet, that happens to make the difference when I disable. Why is the page now secure when Google Analytics disabled? Provide some evidence, then maybe I'll think about providing you some money to fix it. Otherwise, the problem hasn't been fixed and the problem still lies with Google Analytics module.

I'm using the Google Checkout module for Ubercart - so it isn't like I do any coding.

Screw it, I just won't use your module. Google Checkout seems to work just fine without it and is secure until I tell it to send the cart unsigned. Consider it fixed and consider me one less user using this module. I will also be removing it from the other two sites I have it on.

Why the hell would I want to pay you when you haven't offered any proof of anything.

Turning it back to active for other individuals that might have the same problem.

And, your new title cannot even be right since I did not use the Google Docs examples or copy and paste. So changing the title back too.

The reason you have given in the title isn't even right, I did not use the google example, I used Ubercart's core Google module. You're title still isn't correct, hence why it is being change. I did not use Google Docs to get some tracking code example. Instead, are you saying Ubercart is the problem? If so, title the issue correctly AND tag Ubercart. However, I don't think it is since it is in the core of Uercart. Again, the problem ONLY exists with THIS module, not Ubercart. And, I question how it could be Google Checkout's tracking numbers either (since you removed "copy and paste" from the topic) since I am using https in the API integration setting on Google Checkout and sending the callback contents as over HTTPS using the Notification as XML selection.

You would need to explain/offer proof as to why you think it is Google Checkout before I'm going to pay you, or allow you to change the title to something that isn't even relevant. All you have to do is offer some type of RELEVANT REASONING (I can type in caps too). I'm fighting you on this because even though you may be a developer, it doesn't give you the right to extort people for money or blame another module WITHOUT OFFERING a logical reason or some proof. You may indeed be right, but that doesn't mean you have to be pompous about it.

So, again, you are the one that is the wrong for changing a topic title without even offering explanation or reasoning of it.

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In sum, provide some reasoning, provide some logic, or provide some proof and I will stop changing the topic back. That is what you are supposed to do in an open source community: provide evidence and reasoning, not just make assumptions willy-nilly and change contributions made by others (afterall, an issue posted on Drupal is just that, a contribution).

No, it isn't fixed, if you are going to write it off - write it off correctly: as closed (won't fix) with the proper title.

Again, being a maintainer of a open source project doesn't make you immune to the accepted protocol of open source communities: reason, logic, and factually based solutions. You have not offered any of these, therefore you have no right to change a title.

It isn't YOUR queue, it is the open source community's queue. You let go of all rights to the intellectual property when you submitted here, plus you are building on top of Google's API.

Again, don't violate commonly held open source protocols without providing reasoning, logic, or proof. Provide reasoning, logic, or proof that shows the title you want should be what (as I have with my suggested title) and I'll stop editing it back. I'm suggesting the topic title I have in order to help other users that may face this problem in the future...and, to alert them that it is something you [as a maintainer] don't see fit to fix.

See, Hass, that's all you had to do, provide reasoning, logic, or proof. You could have avoided this entire waste of time by doing so.

Thank you for actually doing what is accepted in an open source community - you showed that the problem isn't with your module, but rather with Ubercart. There, was that so hard to actually do what is right?

Yet you did, imagine that :rolls eyes:.