SecurePay Module - Mastercard not working

[zpyder]

Yes, VISA and Mastercard are at 1, all the rest are at 0. The only payment module I have enabled is the SecurePay mod and it has a sort order of 0 - it also has both VISA and Mastercard selected - and we do get a viable credit card form at checkout, and it did work for us on a VISA... Here's the error we get when submitting a mastercard:

[FONT=Arial][FONT=Times New Roman] The Credit Card Number does not match the Credit Card Type.


[/FONT][/FONT]And I'm running 1.3.6

There must be something I'm overlooking, because everything I see looks in order.

thanks,
matt

[Kim]

What are the first four digits of the card that is giving your problems? How many digits total in the card number?

[zpyder]

What are the first four digits of the card that is giving your problems? How many digits total in the card number?

I don't know what the first 4 digits are, but I do know that it does start with a 5. There are 16 digits in the card number...

I could probably get all of the first four digits if it would be of use

matt

[zpyder]

Any clue as to what's going wrong here? Client's ZenCart accepts a valid VISA card, but returns the following error upon entering a believed valid MasterCard:

The Credit Card Number does not match the Credit Card Type.

Here is the module I'm using (supplied by SecurePay):
http://www.mattrabe.com/projects/spi-sc-zenCart.zip

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
matt

[Kim]

Have you talked to the author?

[StarDancer]

Did anyone get this figured out? I just downloaded the script that said it was fixed and am still having a problem.

[zpyder]

Hi StarDancer,

If I recall correctly, I solved this problem by switching over to using the Authorize.net module instead of the CC module. This does NOT require using authorize.net as payment gateway, rather just requires using a payment gateway that supports the authorize.net PROTOCOL! My client was using SecurePay, which DOES accept this protocol. It required a slight modification of the module itself (if I recall correctly) which was available to me on the securepay website (I think) or at least via a phone call to the securepay people. Perhaps this solution will work for here. In addition to that, here is a response I got from Sara, the author of the SecurePay module I was using- I believe it was taking this step that led me to the authorize.net protocol solution:


Matt,

Without actually having the actual number, my guess is one of 2 things:
1) 'Mastercard' isn't selected on the payment page (unlikely, but need
to mention it).
2) The number doesn't jive with the cc_validation class.

If you are comfortable editing php, make a backup of the
modules/payment/SecurePay.php file (in another directory or use non-.php
extension or zencart will throw a fit), and edit it.
around line 236 you'll see:
$messageStack->add_session('checkout_payment',
MODULE_PAYMENT_SECUREPAY_TEXT_WRONG_TYPE . '<!-- ['.$this->code.'] -->',
'error');

after that, add:
$messageStack->add_session('checkout_payment', ' [ cc
validation type:'.$cc_validation->cc_type.'] ', 'error');

Then run your card again. If it says it's a mastercard, then the error
is in SecurePay. If it gives some other type (or -1) then the error is
in the credit card validation class.

I've attached the modified file in case you wish to do that.

-Ng_





Good Luck!
Matt