Quote Originally Posted by merclord View Post
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