ZC version: 1.3.9h
I just noticed when viewing an existing authorizenet_aim order that there is a new box named "Refund Transactions." Am I correct in assuming that this will communicate to the payment gateway and perform the refund?
Reason I ask is that in past ZC versions, the only option was to perform the refund from authorize.net.
If this is indeed a new feature, thank you!
Thread: Refund Transactions in 1.3.9?
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30 Oct 2010, 06:04 PM #1
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30 Oct 2010, 09:01 PM #2
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Re: Refund Transactions in 1.3.9
If it works for you, then you're welcome to use it.
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