Set enable-database-storage to true in the Zen Cart auth.net-aim module.
Then do a transaction.
THen use phpMyADmin to look at the results in the authorizenet_aim table in your database.... perhaps you may find some clues...
Set enable-database-storage to true in the Zen Cart auth.net-aim module.
Then do a transaction.
THen use phpMyADmin to look at the results in the authorizenet_aim table in your database.... perhaps you may find some clues...
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I did what you said, although I didn't make a table to store the credit card number. I just didn't know what to name the table. Now I realize that I have no idea what I'm looking for. The transaction is listed, though.Originally Posted by DrByte
I did get some auto receipts from authorize.net that may be of use. They all look the same, wtih the same info. unbder results is says AVS Not Applicable.
============== RESULTS ==============
Response : This transaction has been approved.
Authorization Code : 000000
Transaction ID : 0
Address Verification : AVS Not Applicable
I'm going to call Authorize.net today. Something tells me the problem is on their side. I could be wrong, but at least I'll have that base covered.
I called Authorize.net and they told me I need to find out how to get the respose reason code. It's a 3 or 4 digit number. Does anyone know where I can find it?
Now I'm looking in the database at the authorizenet table, where there is a field called respose_code that has a TYPE int(1) and a DEFAULT of 0. If this is the response reason code then shouldn't the TYPE be int(3)? I was told the respose reason code would be a 2 or three digit number. Also, there is nothing listed under response_text. In the received field there is -1. Under sent it has what looks like my ID and transaction key listed. There are numbers and letters listed under session_id.
As for the order table, nothing is listed there.
Does any of this make sense to anyone?