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Having trouble with the SIM module and Authorize.net

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3 Feb 2009, 10:24 PM
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standnbang

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Having trouble with the SIM module and Authorize.net

I am getting error message 14 when I try to connect with Authorize.net. I have ascertained that problem is cause by not setting the correct relay response link at Authorize.net.

I need the correct one found in the variable x_relay_url. Does anyone know how to get the exact link that I need? I figure it will require debugging but I am not super familiar with that.

The help info I got from my template maker was this: *If you need to debug this module, you need to view the authorizenet.php file located in the includes/modules/payment directory. The x_relay_url should be set to the checkout process file by default and should look something like this :

zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PROCESS, '', 'SSL', true, false)
*

If anyone can help me, I would sure be grateful!

standnbang
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4 Feb 2009, 8:11 AM
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Re: Having trouble with the SIM module and Authorize.net

According to our prior discussion on this same topic, you were going to go with the more reliable AIM module.
Now it seems you're trying to make SIM work again and still having the same problem?

Why are you starting another thread on the same topic?

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