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  • Thread Starter Joolzsoulstice

    (@joolzsoulstice)

    Richard & Mike,
    Thank you. This piece of code seems to have to have completely fixed my issue!

    public static function http_api_curl( $handle, $r, $url ) {
    		if ( strstr( $url, 'https://' ) && ( strstr( $url, '.paypal.com/nvp' ) || strstr( $url, '.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr' ) ) ) {
    			curl_setopt( $handle, CURLOPT_SSLVERSION, 6 );
    		}
    	}

    So relieved!

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter Joolzsoulstice

    (@joolzsoulstice)

    I did the changes you suggested, Mike, but nothing has changed. I’m going to get an SSL certificate and see if that helps though, judging above what everyone has said, that might not do it. Still, worth having based on the Paypal and Google recommendations for better site legitimacy. I’ll let you know if I get anywhere.
    Thanks

    Thread Starter Joolzsoulstice

    (@joolzsoulstice)

    Hi Mike,

    Sorry I haven’t replied before – we have school holidays and it’s been hectic! I will try what you’ve suggested and let you know if it works.

    Many thanks for your help,
    Joolz

    Thread Starter Joolzsoulstice

    (@joolzsoulstice)

    Thanks for the help but, as I said, I’m not an actual programmer, so what are you asking me to do here and where do I put it? There appears to be relevant info and links from the link you’ve given above but I’m not sure what specific info I need – or is this something I need to refer my host to? I don’t mean to come off ignorant but this is above my understanding somewhat, so I’m doing my best!

    Thread Starter Joolzsoulstice

    (@joolzsoulstice)

    Update:
    Ticking “Force SSL” doesn’t fix it either!

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