CyberSource Invalid Field

[romanus]

You need to install an ssl cetificate if SSL is installed on your server. You may need to check with your hosting company to ensure that they allow this in your hosting environment. They will need to generate a CSR ( Certificate Signing Request) and tell you what type of system generated the CSR (Linux-Mod Apache) .

You can then go to http://www.instantssl.com or any one of half a dozen SSL certificate providers.

After you purchase you can wither bring it to your hosting company or if you have cpane; you may try installing it yourself.

Further than that would take a long time to type out.

Best wishes

[carlosferrandis]

Hello.

I tryed to make the modification you mention but I always have an error.

Would mind to post your HOP.php or be copy and paste the line that you create after the line 32?

thanks

Ok. Cybersource resolved this issue for me. It's a one-line code fix in your HOP.php that is generated from the Cybersource website:

On (or around) line 32, AFTER

function cybs_sha1($in)  {

enter this

return pack ("H*", sha1($in));

I was told that the original HOP.php is appropriate for Windows servers, but this is a bug that can be fixed for Linux servers. Processing orders perfectly now.



Also - I've mentioned in another thread, but for newbs like myself - if you want Cybersource to automatically capture the sale edit the cs.php file:

On (or around) line 310, find

zen_draw_hidden_field('orderPage_transactionType','authorize') . "\n" .

and change it to

zen_draw_hidden_field('orderPage_transactionType','sale') . "\n" .

If you leave it as the word 'authorize' instead of 'sale' you'll have to make sure you log-in to Cybersource everytime you make a sale to 'capture' the charge.

Thnx Zen!

[Holgate]

HOP.php... cut & pasted from approximately lines 24 through 34 (bold text is the new insert fix):

# calculates SHA-1 digest of the input string
# cleaned up from John Allen's "SHA in 8 lines of perl5"
# at http://www.cypherspace.org/~adam/rsa/sha.html
#
# returns the hash in a (binary) string

function cybs_sha1($in) {
  return pack ("H*", sha1($in));
  $indx = 0;
  $chunk = "";

As for the SSL experience; I have a reseller account and the hosting company setup the SSL for me... sorry I can't offer any info on that subject. The only thing I might need to do is modify the settings to make sure the http://www.mywebsite.com address forwards to the http://mywebsite.com address (no 'www'). Otherwise the security popup still appears because the SSL only covers a single/exact url - so I'm told. I'd be glad to recommend the hosting company I use by PM.

[ichi]

Thanks for the fix! That invalid field problem has been driving me nuts!