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Credit Card module & Coupons - not storing CC #

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18 Jan 2007, 5:08 PM
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Credit Card module & Coupons - not storing CC #

Our cart is using 1.3.7 Zen with a basic set up. Using the standard CC module to capture CC #'s with the middle digits being sent by email to our admin.

We also use coupons on a regular basis to offer discounts on products - cannot use the discount module as all items are different.

When the customer checks out and enters a coupon code, they also enter their CC number and continue through check out. The number is not captured and stored in our database.

HELP!

http://www.bearsnbuddies.ca

Thank you.
Jennie

18 Jan 2007, 5:14 PM
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Re: Credit Card module & Coupons - not storing CC #

Was this an upgrade or a clean installation?

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18 Jan 2007, 5:17 PM
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Re: Credit Card module & Coupons - not storing CC #

Kim:

Was this an upgrade or a clean installation?

An upgrade. This was not working prior to our upgrade either (I did the upgrade over the weekend).

18 Jan 2007, 6:09 PM
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Re: Credit Card module & Coupons - not storing CC #

Okay - I just placed a test order using the test CC number and no coupon, did it come through correctly?

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