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    Default confused with authorize.net

    I've been upgrading a site from 1.3.9 to 1.5.1.

    I believe I have everything working correctly but still need to configure the payments module. Using the existing, live site's admin v1.3.9, I have transferred the api login id, transaction key and matched the settings using radio buttons.

    I have 2 issues:

    (1) a warning "Authorize.net (AIM) (in Testing mode) (NOTE: MD5 Hash key too long)"

    and

    (2) in edit mode the module displays 3 textfields with no labels or information about what belongs in each one. (the live store v1.3.9 gives no help in trying to figure this out)

    So, is the transaction key (36 characters) the same as the MD5 Hash key that's too long? And how do I figure out why the 3rd, 5th and 6th textfields offer no guidance?

    Any suggestions on finding a solution?

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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    1. No, the MD5 hash is very different from the transaction key. Further reading: http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...payment-module (also linked from the module in your admin too)

    2. Those symptoms indicate that you've not clicked "Remove" to get rid of the old version's settings and then "Install" to put new settings in.
    And/or maybe you're missing the language file for that module.
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    Thank you. That solved my problems.

    I checked "" for missing language files (they were there).
    I uploaded a new set just in case.
    In the store's admin, I removed the module and reinstalled it.
    I entered my info and am currently testing.

    It seems to be working

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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    Can't figure this one out.

    Trying to test Authorize.net (AIM) with the following parameters.

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    I am getting the following error when running a test Credit Card.

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    What am I doing wrong?
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin205 View Post
    Can't figure this one out.

    Trying to test Authorize.net (AIM) with the following parameters.

    I am getting the following error when running a test Credit Card.

    What am I doing wrong?
    You need an account even for test mode.
    http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...payment-module
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    I opened a test account at authorize.net.

    Placed the Authorize.net on Test Mode.

    Placed the "Card Not Present Test Account"s API Login ID and Transaction Key and also place hello in MD5 Hash area of admin>Payment Modules>Authorize.net (AIM) (in Testing mode).

    I can't get it to process.
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    If your "test account" is actually a "developer account" then it won't work without making coding changes.

    The "Test Mode" in the module is intended for REAL accounts to do TEST transactions before going live. Since all the programming is already done for the module, there is not really any need for "developer" testing.

    But, I assume that if you're asking these questions then you think you need to use a "developer" account, in which case you'll need to go into the module's code and change the $url to match $dev_url.
    Of course, if you don't undo that before actually using a Live account, then your Live transactions will fail and then your client will be quite unhappy.
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    But, I assume that if you're asking these questions then you think you need to use a "developer" account, in which case you'll need to go into the module's code and change the $url to match $dev_url.
    Where is that file located? Should the change happen in "includes/modules/payment/authorizenet_aim.php"? Where should code change from $url to $dev_url take place?
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    Let's back up.

    Why aren't you using a real live account for testing this? That REALLY is the smartest approach.
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    Default Re: confused with authorize.net

    Customer has not signed up for a a live authorizeNet account yet, he will do it as soon as the cart is ready to go.

    As you know, AuthorizeNet allows you to sign up for a test account, and he has done that. Now he would like to see the flow of credit card acceptance through AuthorizeNet gateway. That's why I am trying to get it to function in the test mode, without a live account.

    I hope that answer you question.
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