AIM AVS response wanted on admin Order page

[danilyn22]

I have looked and looked and looked and can not find any threads regarding this.

I would like the AVS response to show up in the comment section of the order. This helps us know when something may be fraudulent. I am using Super Orders.

Does anyone know if this is possible. I checked all the mods but did not find anything there either.

[danilyn22]

No one else wants this. I have two other ecommerce sites (not Zen) and both have this. It is a quick and easy way to determine if an order might be fraud.

[danilyn22]

Hum... let me ask this another way.

The tutorials for Authorize.net state

TRANSACTION DATA SHOWN IN ZEN CART

1. Incorporated with each successful order is a listing of:
*Authorize.net generated Order ID
*Approval Code
*Reference Number
*AVS Response
*Fraud Score
*Response Message

The AVS Response, shown above, is not showing up on my orders. I have Super Orders and the tracking order mods loaded but even the standard, out of the box, order mod did not show AVS response.

I really want this to show up and would be willing to pay to have it done if someone can give me a quote.

[DrByte]

You haven't indicated any of the important questions asked on the New Thread or Reply screens ... such as Zen Cart version, which payment module you're using, addons installed, etc etc etc ...

[danilyn22]

Ok Sorry

I am using 1.3.8

Mods include Super Orders and Ty Package Tracker for orders

Also loaded are Easy Populate and Site Backup

My gateway is Authorize.net.

I am receiving orders correctly. When an order comes in I see the Authorization number and Transaction ID

I did look at the tutorials to begin with and saw that I am suppose to be getting the AVS response.

Thanks

[DrByte]

Authorize.net ... using AIM or SIM?

[danilyn22]

I am using AIM

[DrByte]

Okay, in /includes/modules/payment/authorizenet_aim.php, around line 357 you'll see these lines:

    $response_text = $response[3];
    $this->auth_code = $response[4];
    $this->transaction_id = $response[6];

Change the highlighted line as shown:

    $response_text = $response[3];
    $this->auth_code = $response[4] . ' (AVS: ' . $response[5] . ')';
    $this->transaction_id = $response[6];

That will cause the AVS to be added to the auth-code data on subsequent transactions.

[danilyn22]

Thank you. Thank you Thank you. That was exactly what I needed to have happen.

Do you have a place for contributions?

[DrByte]

If you're referring to monetary contributions, please use the "Donations" link at the top of this page