Credit card number in E-mail order confirmation

[SanchoPanza]

Any suggestions???

[DrByte]

only - credit card type and credit card number in the form like 4111XXXXXXXX1111, so the customer can remember what credit card he uses as he usually has a number of them.

Is this a complaint you get from your customers on a regular basis?

[DrByte]

/includes/classes/order.php
line 942:

    if (is_object($GLOBALS[$_SESSION['payment']])) {
      $email_order .= EMAIL_TEXT_PAYMENT_METHOD . "\n" .
      EMAIL_SEPARATOR . "\n";
      $payment_class = $_SESSION['payment'];
      $email_order .= $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->title . "\n\n";
      $email_order .= (isset($this->info['cc_type']) && $this->info['cc_type'] != '') ? $this->info['cc_type'] . "\n\n" : '';
      $email_order .= ($GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer) ? $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer . "\n\n" : '';
    } else {
      $email_order .= EMAIL_TEXT_PAYMENT_METHOD . "\n" .
      EMAIL_SEPARATOR . "\n";
      $email_order .= PAYMENT_METHOD_GV . "\n\n";
    }
    $html_msg['PAYMENT_METHOD_TITLE']  = EMAIL_TEXT_PAYMENT_METHOD;
    $html_msg['PAYMENT_METHOD_DETAIL'] = (is_object($GLOBALS[$_SESSION['payment']]) ? $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->title : PAYMENT_METHOD_GV );
    $html_msg['PAYMENT_METHOD_FOOTER'] = (is_object($GLOBALS[$_SESSION['payment']]) && $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer != '') ? nl2br($GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer) : $this->info['cc_type'];

change to:

    if (is_object($GLOBALS[$_SESSION['payment']])) {
      $cc_num_display = (isset($this->info['cc_number']) && $this->info['cc_number'] != '') ? substr($this->info['cc_number'], 0, 4) . str_repeat('X', (strlen($this->info['cc_number']) - 8)) . substr($this->info['cc_number'], -4) . "\n\n" : '';
      $email_order .= EMAIL_TEXT_PAYMENT_METHOD . "\n" .
      EMAIL_SEPARATOR . "\n";
      $payment_class = $_SESSION['payment'];
      $email_order .= $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->title . "\n\n";
      $email_order .= (isset($this->info['cc_type']) && $this->info['cc_type'] != '') ? $this->info['cc_type'] . ' ' . $cc_num_display . "\n\n" : '';
      $email_order .= ($GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer) ? $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer . "\n\n" : '';
    } else {
      $email_order .= EMAIL_TEXT_PAYMENT_METHOD . "\n" .
      EMAIL_SEPARATOR . "\n";
      $email_order .= PAYMENT_METHOD_GV . "\n\n";
    }
    $html_msg['PAYMENT_METHOD_TITLE']  = EMAIL_TEXT_PAYMENT_METHOD;
    $html_msg['PAYMENT_METHOD_DETAIL'] = (is_object($GLOBALS[$_SESSION['payment']]) ? $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->title : PAYMENT_METHOD_GV );
    $html_msg['PAYMENT_METHOD_FOOTER'] = (is_object($GLOBALS[$_SESSION['payment']]) && $GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer != '') ? nl2br($GLOBALS[$payment_class]->email_footer) : (isset($this->info['cc_type']) && $this->info['cc_type'] != '' ? $this->info['cc_type'] . ' ' . $cc_num_display . "\n\n" : '');

[Lampivimpa]

I can't find the code from that file DrByte wrote???
I have 1.38a.

[gsdcypher]

Hi,

I have version 1.3.8a. Regarding cc# in the email confirmation. My email confirmations used to say just this:

Payment Method
------------------------------------------------------
Credit Card

MasterCard

Now they say this:

Payment Method
------------------------------------------------------
Credit Card

Visa 1111XXXXXXXX1111

How do I change it back to the way it was, or at least change it to:

Payment Method
------------------------------------------------------
Credit Card

Visa XXXXXXXXXXXX1111

Thanks.

[gsdcypher]

Anyone know how to edit 1.3.8a to show cc info in the confirmation with just the last 4 numbers showing?

Payment Method
------------------------------------------------------
Credit Card

Visa XXXXXXXXXXXX1111

Thanks.

[DrByte]

You could just do the reverse of what I posted above for the person who wanted it the way you don't seem to want it.

[gsdcypher]

Thanks for the reply. I was wondering about that. So is that the way 1.3.7 used to handle it and it was changed in 1.3.8a?

Was there any reason the format was changed in 1.3.8a? Was it done to comply with new standards? Or do both formats comply with current standards?

Thanks.