Help: eProcessing Network Questions - Using Authorize.net AIM Module

[DrByte]

I solved my own problem! It turns out that there was a setting in my php.ini file that was causing all the trouble. Set

register_long_arrays = On

By default my host server had this configured to be Off. This was preventing any of the values from the variables in the eProcessingNetwork module to submitted when moving from Step 2 to Step 3. This was generating an error and causing the script to simply return to Step 2. I did not have this problem when I configured my apache control panel to php 4. But I need to use other applications that require php 5. My guess is that this is not something that can be configured in PHP 4.

I think this might help a few people trying to use the official eProcessingNetwork module v1.01.
BTW: I am running zencart 1.3.8a

Okay, so that means that your module is using the $HTTP_GET_VARS and/or $HTT_POST_VARS array variables for handling GET and POST data.
PHP 5 has deprecated those variables, and they're not supported in upcoming PHP 6.
You'll want to change the code to use $_GET instead of $HTTP_GET_VARS and $_POST instead of $HTTP_POST_VARS (similar with $HTTP_REQUEST_VARS and $HTTP_SERVER_VARS if you have them), if you want the code to be compatible moving forward.

Ref: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.cor...er-long-arrays

[clamchowderz]

Also, when youre logged into your eProcessing Network account:

In "Processing Control" uncheck ALL "Disabled Integrations". After hours of not being able to figure out why I got the "Credit Card cannot be processed..." error message, I disabled these settings and it worked!

[ammosphere]

I'm still learning this package so please be nice. I think I'm making a very simple mistake with getting this configured.

hopefully a simple thing.


I made the url change per the ePN webpage. That was the only modification I made to the authorizenet_aim.php code.

For the loginid, I used my ePN account number
For the transaction key, I put in the RestrictKey from ePN

If I put the RestrictKey value in for the MD5 hash, my transaction is declined using the 5424000000000015 as the CC number.

If I leave the MD5 has blank, I get a hash error - as one would expect - and the transaction is declined.

What is supposed to go in that field? I'm sure I'm just missing something simple.

[DrByte]

While I've no interest in using eProcessing, if you're trying to retrofit the AIM module to work with it, you'll have to leave the MD5 Hash field blank, since that only works with Authorize.net. And you'll need to use Zen Cart v1.3.9.

[ammosphere]

Thanks. Found their module. Their website didn't mention it but did mention the authorize.net emulation. I'll give their module a shot.