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    bug Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    Hey guys...

    Just had one transaction get refused by Beanstream. Error is as follows:

    Shipping method must be less than 64 characters
    - Your credit card could not be authorized for this reason. Please
    correct the information and try again or contact us for further
    assistance.
    So it turns out that the shipping option he has selected is:

    Canada Post (1 box(es)) (Domestic Lettermail: estimated 2-4 business days):
    OBVIOUSLY more than 64 characters...

    Problem is I can't find where that is being generated. In my "/includes/languages/english/modules/shipping/canadapost.php"

    I have already changed:

    define('MODULE_SHIPPING_PACKAGING_RESULTS', ' box(es) to be shipped');

    to:

    define('MODULE_SHIPPING_PACKAGING_RESULTS', ' box(es)');

    And I can't find any reference to this or a "Letter" module component in the Beasnstream payment module.

    Any help directing me to where the shipping description is generated greatly appreciated!

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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    In ./includes/modules/payment/beanstream.php, try changing the two references to

    $order->info['shipping_method']

    to (say)

    substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30);
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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    OK..I found the line but am code-weak and am not sure how to add what you suggested.

    What I change it to:

    Code:
    'shipName' => $order->delivery['firstname'] . ' ' . $order->delivery['lastname'],
                             'shipAddress1' => $order->delivery['street_address'],
                             'shipAddress2' => $order->delivery['suburb'],
                             'shipCity' => $order->delivery['city'],
                             'shipProvince' => $province_code_ship,
                             'shipPostalCode' => $order->delivery['postcode'],
                             'shipCountry' => $order->delivery['country']['iso_code_2'],
                             'substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30);
    Original

    Code:
    'shipName' => $order->delivery['firstname'] . ' ' . $order->delivery['lastname'],
                             'shipAddress1' => $order->delivery['street_address'],
                             'shipAddress2' => $order->delivery['suburb'],
                             'shipCity' => $order->delivery['city'],
                             'shipProvince' => $province_code_ship,
                             'shipPostalCode' => $order->delivery['postcode'],
                             'shipCountry' => $order->delivery['country']['iso_code_2'],
                             'shippingMethod' => $order->info['shipping_method'];
    Is this how it's supposed to look?

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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    When I make the code changes I get this error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '(', expecting ')' in /home/neitarms/public_html/includes/modules/payment/beanstream.php on line 338
    in the administrator back end, Payment module page. Only three Authorize.net modules load, all the rest don't load.

    This is my line 338:

    'substr'($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30);

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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    No, you should have replaced ONLY EXACTLY what swguy told you, not the entire line.
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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    OK. I just replaced the code, not the whole line.

    Still get the same error:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting ')' in /home/neitarms/public_html/includes/modules/payment/beanstream.php on line 338

    Here is the code as it looks now:

    Code:
    if (isset($order->delivery['street_address']) && $order->delivery['street_address'] != '') {
          $shipping_data = array(
    //                         'deliveryEstimate' => $order->delivery['shipping_method'],
                             'shipName' => $order->delivery['firstname'] . ' ' . $order->delivery['lastname'],
                             'shipAddress1' => $order->delivery['street_address'],
                             'shipAddress2' => $order->delivery['suburb'],
                             'shipCity' => $order->delivery['city'],
                             'shipProvince' => $province_code_ship,
                             'shipPostalCode' => $order->delivery['postcode'],
                             'shipCountry' => $order->delivery['country']['iso_code_2'],
                             'shippingMethod' => substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30);
        } else {
          $shipping_data = array();
        }
        $extra_data = array(
                             'shippingMethod' => substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30),
                             'trnComments' => 'Website Order', // $order->info['comments'],
                             // Additional Merchant-defined variables go here
                             'ref1' => $_SESSION['customer_id'],
                             'ref2' => $order_time,
                             'ref3' => zen_get_ip_address(),
                             'ref4' => $sessID,
                             'customerIp' => zen_get_ip_address()
                              );

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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    The first changed line you have

    'shippingMethod' => substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30);

    change to:

    'shippingMethod' => substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30)
    );
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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    OK. I used Dreamweaver to figure out the error.

    Line needed to be:

    substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30));
    Was missing bracket.

    Code that lets me load the page is now:

    Code:
    if (isset($order->delivery['street_address']) && $order->delivery['street_address'] != '') {
          $shipping_data = array(
    //                         'deliveryEstimate' => $order->delivery['shipping_method'],
                             'shipName' => $order->delivery['firstname'] . ' ' . $order->delivery['lastname'],
                             'shipAddress1' => $order->delivery['street_address'],
                             'shipAddress2' => $order->delivery['suburb'],
                             'shipCity' => $order->delivery['city'],
                             'shipProvince' => $province_code_ship,
                             'shipPostalCode' => $order->delivery['postcode'],
                             'shipCountry' => $order->delivery['country']['iso_code_2'],
                             'shippingMethod' => substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30));
        } else {
          $shipping_data = array();
        }
        $extra_data = array(
                             'shippingMethod' => substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30),
                             'trnComments' => 'Website Order', // $order->info['comments'],
                             // Additional Merchant-defined variables go here
                             'ref1' => $_SESSION['customer_id'],
                             'ref2' => $order_time,
                             'ref3' => zen_get_ip_address(),
                             'ref4' => $sessID,
                             'customerIp' => zen_get_ip_address()
                              );

    Will update after testing this evening.

    Thanks folks!

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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    Quote Originally Posted by swguy View Post
    In ./includes/modules/payment/beanstream.php, try changing the two references to

    $order->info['shipping_method']

    to (say)

    substr($order->info['shipping_method'], 0, 30);

    Thanks!

    Can you tell me what this actually does? LOL


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    Default Re: Beanstream or CP Shipping Module? 64 Character Limit

    Sends only the first 30 characters of the shipping method.
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