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tn77 · 02-25-2012

If I do a bare-bones PHP transaction with AIM, I pass the following: "x_login" => $login, "x_tran_key" => $trans, // user stuff "x_card_num" => $ccnum, "x_exp_date" => $expire, "x_card_code" => $cvv, My question is about name, address, city, and stat...

tn77 · 01-27-2012

Start off with some basics here:1) This software is an authorize.net certified solution2) The software works on everyone's site3) But not this one. The site in question gets a response back, but the elements are not in the correct order. As such, the...

tn77 · 02-28-2012

I have my own account and I develop software for other people. I was just wondering why, on my account, "N" is checked but nothing is rejected. My assumption is just that I'm not requring Address or Zip fields. So the answer "why I care" is just educ...

tn77 · 02-26-2012

Thanks for that, it appears to be as I suspected. My only other question/comment is a followup on the avs stuff: I'm in production, so should I assume the checkbox is ignored because I'm not requiring those fields?

tn77 · 01-28-2012

Oh, I see... the "encap" character. Gotcha... perfect sense. I missed that or misunderstood that in your previous post. I will have the merchant check this.

tn77 · 01-28-2012

Yes, pipe is the separator. But what does that have to do with the order of the elements in the array? The element order is the problem here.

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