Adding a 2% fee to credit card purchases

I'm also having the same blank screen issue as lgarner.

Has there been any fix to this?

Blank Screen here tooo...

using it differently though...offer a discount when they pay by paypal or cc before they come into the store.

HI All,

this module is based on Langers / nicholak's ( I hope its the right people I am referring to )payment type discount.

For the error
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type queryFactoryResult as array in....line 97,
change:
if (ereg('^GIFT', addslashes($gv_result['products_model']))) {

to

if (ereg('^GIFT', addslashes($gv_result->fields['products_model']))) {

Works well for me..

remember to also check the payment class and type in exactly as it is
"This means opening the payment file up to read the class.

i.e. for this one:

class pm2checkout {

so in the payment type name put pm2checkout

Note that it is case sensitive!"

Please see
modhole.com/modhole/index.php?module=phpwsbb&PHPWSBB_MAN_OP=view&PHPWS_MAN_ITEMS=41

Hi There,

Well..... There are many companies all over the world who charge the Customer for all Credit Card Fees.

It should be easy enough to include in Zen Cart.
Please could the Zen Masters include.
For those Non-Believers, I doubt all these airlines would be doing it if it was illegal.

Regards
Matt

PS.
Some info for your research.........

ryanair.com
easyjet.com

2 of the largest cheap Airlines operating in Europe !!

All bookings will incur a £2.00 booking fee save for bookings made by Visa electron and Carte Bleue (domestic transactions) which are free. Bookings made by Visa Credit Card, MasterCard, Diners Club, American Express, UATP/Airplus will incur an additional fee of 2.5% of the total transaction value, with a minimum charge of £4.00, whichever is greater.

Note this is a UK retail site. Non UK Cardholders transacting on this site may be subject to a cross border fee applied by their Card Issuer.

If you want such a feature, there is a credit card surcharge module in the addons section, which you can use at your own risk.