authorize.net help needed

[kjharrison]

Remember that this error,

Your credit card could not be authorized for this reason.

NO ERROR LISTED

Please correct any information and try again or contact us for further assistance."

may also be a cURL issue,
if curl is called by proxy then you will need to make a few changes,
there are a few hosts that I know that do this,

IF this is still an issue contact your host and see if they are using cURL by Proxy

And what do you do is your host is using cURL by Proxy? I'm having teh same problem and just asked my host about cURL by Proxy. If they're dong that, what woudl I have to do?

[DrByte]

Who is your host?

I'm guessing it must be GoDaddy?

[kjharrison]

Who is your host?

I'm guessing it must be GoDaddy?

It's WebstrikeSolutions. And they don't use cURl by Proxy. I asked. i htink theproblem might be on the Authorize.net side. I'll get to the bottom of this and post my resultys in case anyone else has this issue.

[DrByte]

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...

[kjharrison]

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...

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.

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.

[kjharrison]

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?

[kjharrison]

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?

[kjharrison]

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. Loking at the Authorize.net AIM Guide, it seems that the respose_code shoudl be either a 1, 2 or 3 (approved, declined, error). Hmmm.

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?

[kjharrison]

I called authorize.net yet again and they asked me where I'm posting to. Does anyone know where I can find this info?

[DrByte]

perhaps you can simply post the contents of the most recent transaction details from your authorizenet table?