Problem with confirmation of payment

[jack_strit]

Wow, the problem sticks there. I cannot say what I might have done, that's the worst of it. It something with permissions affecting the Auth.net mod?
Too crazy...

Answer wanted, dead or alive.
Preferably alive.

[michael_s]

Post your php version and configuration (safe mode? open basedir restrictions? version? and custom mods?)

If it was previously working, and now is not, what changed in that time frame? Did your host change security settings? Upgrade Curl or php? Any other changes?

[michael_s]

One other suggestion. Do a clean osCMax install without MVS installed and see if the checkout works...

[jack_strit]

Ok, I did something to check what was actually being returned:

In authorizenet.php in this function:
function before_process() {

I went to line 224 and added the bold just to see what $x_response_code was throwing back.

PHP Code:

if ($x_response_code != '1') {
 //several lines of if-then-elseif etc

else {
              tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, 'error_message=' . urlencode('There was an unspecified error processing your credit card.').urlencode("$x_response_code"), 'SSL', true, false));
        } 


Ok, so then I did an order and looked at what got returned. (I have tried to make it a little more readable.)

https://www.site.net//checkout_payme...ur+credit+card.
1 1 1 This+transaction+has+been+approved.
2oyPD2 Y 508441341 1-31-inch+Codfish+Shelf%2A%2A
1-5-foot+Codfish+Bookcase%2A%2A
1-Oak+Codfish+Shelves%2A%2A
757.50 CC auth_capture 1 Andrea Festurette 123+South+St
Cunningham Alabama 63234 United+States 1234567890
jackstrit%40yahoo.com Andrea Festurette 123+South+St Cunningham Alabama%7C63234%7C
United States D5505533243C1AF564366103D785BCFB

bdhido7bhm15gglk8f64f4mr04&osCsid=bdhido7bhm15gglk 8f64f4mr04

So it looks like $x_response_code == 1 1 1 This+transaction+has+been+approved.
2oyPD2 Y 508441341 1-31
Etc.etc.

and because it is not just "1" it is throwing the default error...any further advice besides reinstalling a clean OSCMax? (Ok, I admit it, I don't really want to start over. )

Thanks,
J

[jack_strit]

Problem Solved!

In file authorizenet.php

line 207

PHP Code:

$response_vars = explode('|', $response[0]); 


Notice I used the pipe '|' delimiter instead of the comma ','. That is how this string is delimited. It works now. Maybe only the testing account is delimited this way, maybe authorize.net changed the way they sent back information, maybe, maybe...

Anyone have any comments on this?? Besides "yeah, I knew that" haha...

J

PS. Zap..you should thank me!