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healingrooms · 12-13-2016

The Authorize.net API currently requires the cardholder's first and last names to be sent separately.As HTML forms commonly only request the cardholder name using a single text field, rather than divided into two fields for a separated first and last...

healingrooms · 12-05-2016

One of the best how-to articles I've seen so far is entirely independent of the official Authorize.net website: http://www.johnconde.net/blog/tutorial-integrating-the-authorizenet-aim-api-with-php/ John Conde does a great job in explaining the variou...

healingrooms · 02-16-2017

I'd also like an update on this. The use of a cell phone and a cell phone app for Authorize.net is not suitable for the environment we're in. It would be more stable to have a USB device connected to the checkout computer, and with a very simple chec...

healingrooms · 12-05-2016

In order to avoid having to go to another website, here is the content from John Conde's final example in the referenced article:require('AuthnetAIM.class.php'); try { $user_id = 1; $email = 'johnny@example.com'; $product = 'A test transaction'; $bus...

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