Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

1 May 2010, 7:01 AM

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Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

starfish books:

Right.....

So we are no further on, then?

Can't accept meastro cards, losing sales, and no prospect of a solution.

Thanks chaps.

DrByte:

The 3D-Secure functionality is included in the v1.3.9 BETA now available for testing and feedback:
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=152593

That's not how I feel.
I think Dr Byte and his team are working tirelessly to bring us the latest security fixes and to get the functionality for maestro working properly.

DrByte's quote mentions the beta which is now out of Beta.

I personally want to say thanks to all involved to get this working for us.

Nedward

1 May 2010, 7:35 AM

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starfish_books

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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

So it's now out of beta - good.

So, same basic question again - can we use this (if so how) for a 1.3.8?

As explained before by me and others further up in this thread I would like to have 3D secure working on a 1.3.8 installation if at all possible.

1 May 2010, 11:25 PM

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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

NOTE: v1.3.9b has fixed the Maestro support that was broken in v1.3.9a.

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1 Jan 2011, 12:30 PM

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Re: Implementing 3D Secure (Cardinal) using WPP (UK)

Location for images used in 3D Secure Cardinal

I have not found this elsewhere, so this may help someone else.

There does not seem to be a clear indicator of where the images for 3D Secure are supposed to be deposited.

By looking into the code I found out they are meant to reside in

\images\3ds

Regards

Centec2b