Need help with Virtual Merchant module

Hi guys,

I'm in the same boat with Viaklix. If anyone has found a solution or knows of someone for hire that can connect zen and klix pls send me a message.

I'll keep checking back here in the meantime.

Thanks!

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With the help of MackH and a few of my associates we now have a working VM module. There needs some be some more detailed testing of the error handling but as far as getting decline responses\messages we're working. The only thing I've not been able to test in detail is the logic errors and such. This should be done within the week.

I've also removed the ability to 'pick' the cvv2 indicator field; this should always be set to 'present' and it's been hard coded to reflect as such.

This also means we have a working one for Klix as well. I'll need to mod the code but we should be a go. Once I test it on Klix I'll make another annoucement.

Now to figure out how to publish this as a contrib. This will be my first; couldn't have done it without the help of MackH and my associates. Great job to all.

hi can you please post your mod?

Sorry, life started happening. Babies being born, chili cook-offs to attend, . . . I hope to have it ready by Friday.

Hey its friday! Any further word on a working module for VM or viaclix? I think I may end up abandoning this processor. We need to get our payment module up and running. Well, if anyone knows more info post it up!

come on guys just let us know how you did it. i wouldn't even mind paying someone to fix this for me. please contact me if you are interested.

TX

My concern is this. As it stands now the module works great if you get an approval or a standard decline. BUT; if you get an error, like a logic error from VM it still routes back to VM and shows it as the sale went through. But if you log in and look at your current batch in VM you'll see that no payment was processed.

I tell ya what though. I'll post the current error handling and if someone can help me figure out what's going wrong in it then we'll be done. Basically I think in it's current form it's too complicated. Currently we have:

switch (true) {
case (zen_not_null($curl_error)):
if($curl_error == 'SSL connection timeout') {$errorstr = '&errormessage=' . urlencode(MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_MESSAGE_TIME_OUT);}
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . $errorstr . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
// note to self mack - removed === to be ==
case ($response['ssl_result'] == 0):
//APPROVED - no redirect needed
break;
case ($response['ssl_result'] == 1 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 4000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 5000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 6000):
//USER ERROR
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&errormessage=' . urlencode($response['ssl_result_message']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_POST['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
case ($response['ssl_result'] == 2 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 3 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 4 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 'N/A' ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 1000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 4016 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 7000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 8000):
//INTERNAL ERROR
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&errormessage=' . urlencode(MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_MESSAGE_INTERNAL_ERROR) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
default:
die('here');
error_log("ERROR - Hit default result for transaction. ssl_result " . $response['ssl_result'] , 0);
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));

When basically what I need is something along the lines of

if ssl_result = 0 then it's approved and nothing is needed

if ssl_result = >0 then this will be a decline (be it logic or otherwise) and the ssl_result message should be displayed when the data is spit back at Zen.

Any ideas?

I'll try to help or donate if needed! My client really wants to use nova, he is willing to switch carts, but I don't want ot start over! lol.

miragewsu:

I'll try to help or donate if needed! My client really wants to use nova, he is willing to switch carts, but I don't want ot start over! lol.

Hey it's appreciated. My problem is not knowing PHP well enough so I'm having to research some things. I've made changes to the above code already. I'm testing one change now.

:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Ok, at first the problem was that Zen would say a transaction went through when it didn't. Now the transaction is going through but Zen is saying it hasn't! ha ha

I'll post my updated code momentarily.

switch (true) {
case (zen_not_null($curl_error)):
if($curl_error == 'SSL connection timeout') {$errorstr = '&errormessage=' . urlencode(MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_MESSAGE_TIME_OUT);}
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . $errorstr . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
case ($response['ssl_result'] !0):
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&errormessage=' . urlencode($response['ssl_result_message']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_POST['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
default:
($response['ssl_result'] == 0):
}

I did some reading up on Switch Statements; above is my 'slimmed' version of the statement. My issue is that when I go to the payment form now I get a white screen. Nothing is hitting the error log or error console. So . . . the only thing I can think of is sytax errors. What I'm trying to do is to keep from having to list every single possible return. So in the above I'm trying to say, if ssl_result is not equal to 0 then redirect to checkout_payment and display error messages. If ssl_result is equal to 0 then carry on.

Now my problem is a blank white page when I get to the check out page. All of my work is going on at

https://www.ccfaq.org

IF someone has authorized referrers turned on and they do not have the correct referrer listed in their VM or ViaKLIX setup; OR if they pass a field that exceeds character limit then an ssl_result is NOT returned at all. Instead an ssl_error_code is returned. BUT it only gets returned IF you pass a ssl_error_url.

Any ideas?

:sadwalk:

 Guys . . . I don't know what to tell ya.  I'm back to my orginal code.  I've removed the security holes, added USER ID use; updated a lot of the fields to make it flow a lot better.  The only thing I can't get past is this :censored: error handling.  I need someone who's an expert with ZenCart to help with this.  I'm at my wits end.  I've now spent a solid 12 hours trying this and trying that only to end up back where I started.  I do at least have an understanding of the problem.  I am, and always have been, an expert on ViaKlix and VirtualMerchant; without giving too much away, you could say I have more knowledge than most . . . I would say the most knowledge of anyone on the boards.  The issue is not my understanding of VM or KLIX; it's my lack of understanding of PHP and ZenCart (which is  actually not that bad, but as I can't figure this out my faith is shaken)

 So one more time, here is the problem.  In order for a transaction to be successful you need to get an ssl_result of 0 or ssl_result='0' .  Declines, as referenced by a Decline from a card issuer or any message that comes from Nova's systems are already handled.  In my testing I got 'Call Auth Center' and 'Please Retry 5303' error messages.  These typically will have an ssl_result message of say 2 or 1 or 5000; depending on the message.  The problem comes with logic errors.  
 Typically Zen & Java handle most of those.  Credit Card not passing the Mod 10 check, an invalid expiry date, etc;.  However, there are some that Zen miss as it has no way of knowing the settings that are setup in the Admin side of VM or Klix.  An example I keep referring to is the HTTP referrers.  Logic errors are returned or 'stopped' at the gateway level and never reach Nova (understanding I mean Nova the processor not Nova the developer of VM & Klix) As I was saying, I continue to refer to HTTP referrers but this would also apply to someone having an address that was too long and up until a fix of theirs went in anyone that had a dash (-) in their email would have gotten a logic error.  
 So, as it stands currently the module will work but I STRONGLY recommend that NO ONE install it until these issues are resolved.  This was to be my first contribution to the community and I will not release a half done product.  That said, I'll share where my problem is and I hope someone out there can lend a hand.  Here is the error handling:

switch (true) {
case (zen_not_null($curl_error)):
if($curl_error == 'SSL connection timeout') {$errorstr = '&errormessage=' . urlencode(MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_MESSAGE_TIME_OUT);}
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . $errorstr . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
// note to self mack - removed === to be ==
case ($response['ssl_result'] == 0):
//APPROVED - no redirect needed
break;
case ($response['ssl_result'] == 1 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 4000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 5000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 6000):
//USER ERROR
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&errormessage=' . urlencode($response['ssl_result_message']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_POST['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
case ($response['ssl_result'] == 2 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 3 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 4 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 'N/A' ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 1000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 4016 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 7000 ||
$response['ssl_result'] == 8000):
//INTERNAL ERROR
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&errormessage=' . urlencode(MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_MESSAGE_INTERNAL_ERROR) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
break;
default:
// die('here');
error_log("ERROR - Hit default result for transaction. ssl_result " . $response['ssl_result'] , 0);
$error_return = 'payment_error=' . $this->code . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner=' . urlencode($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_owner']) . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'] . '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']. '&myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator=' . $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'];
zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, $error_return, 'SSL', true, false));
}
}

function after_process() {
unset($_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_number'], $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_month'], $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cc_expires_year'], $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_indicator'], $_SESSION['myvirtualmerchant_cvv_number']);
  return false;
}

function get_error() {
  global $_GET;

  $error = array('title' => MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_HEADING,
                 'error' => MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_HEADING . '<br />' . ((isset($_GET['errormessage'])) ?  stripslashes(urldecode($_GET['errormessage'])) : MYVIRTUALMERCHANT_ERROR_MESSAGE_GENERAL));

  return $error;
}



 The ideal would be to have something that looked for ssl_result=0; if it found said result then it would continue on.  If it found ssl_result=>0 (greater than 0) or if it doesn't get an ssl_result at all then it would return the customer  to the previous page (checkout_payment) with instructions to try again and if problems persist to contact the site owner or try an alternate form of payment.

 I'm open to ANY suggestions.

Thank you,

I'm going to look over the code. The problem is I'm not an expert at PHP so I'm not srue if I can help much. Nor am I an expert at Zen cart! But I think I understand what you are trying to accomplish. Would it be helpfull to look at some other payment modules code to see if there are any similiraties? Just a thought. My college entry level C programming class has gotten me through a couple of new languages in various projects. But sometimes I feel like this... :lamo:

Hopefully a fresh set of eyes can help. Throwing that code up on the mod forum might produce some results too.

I really appreciate the assist. I did change to using an 'if' statement . . . and; well . . .

Now I've got an odd issue.

So when I force my logic error by turning on 'use http referrers' (leaving the auth referrer field blank) I get an output like this:

There has been an error processing your credit card!
" transactionDto.getErrorMsg() --

which is fine because I can search on that and figure it out. So, to test it to make sure my changes are working I go and turn off 'Use HTTP referrers' and now I get this:

There has been an error processing your credit card!
APPROVED

See, I think that's great! ha ha But, I do think I know what the problem might be. However, it's time to head into 'The Office' so I must put this on hold for now. Looks like the 'if' statement is going to work though as opposed to the switch.

Well for better or worse I'm stuck with you on this. My client had a lot of trouble in the process ofsigning up with Authorize.net so she ditched them and went with who she knows, which is VM.

(horray for me)

As best as I can tell I might have about the same PHP know-how... so I'm not sure how much I can assist. But this is an overdu project, we are using VM, and it will be my top priority this week getting it to work.

So here goes...

Ha ha, welcome to the asylum Leovenous!

I have an idea I'm about to try. I'll let you know if anything earth shattering happens.

Well today I'm getting some virtual merchant "training" over the phone. My client called and set me up with this. Now, my client also said that they told him that they support Zen Cart. But then my client doens't really know what hes talking about. I would assume what the virtual merchant people mean is that they supports zen cart in a manner explained in the developer's guide they put out. Well I'll see today when they call.

Well I talked with the virtual merchant help desk. And it was just as I figured. Zen cart should be able to work with virtual merchant which we already know. We just need to get the module running. So nothing new there. I'm going to read over the developers guide and look what they suggest. They are running everything in html. Is it possible to use their code in this module?

Oh and it looks like ThePatch, you are using the viaklix module that is around the internet. Is that correct?

I've got tomorrow off from my real job so I'm going to sit down and take a look at whats going in more detail.

Yea, I knew they would not be able to help any; all they are allowed to say is "here is the dev guide" and then help troubleshoot. If you were to call them with the issues we were having they would say, "Sounds like your module doesn't know how to handle logic errors."

They are right.

Yep, that's what I'm using. I've got it working to run transactions and all. Already fixed all those bugs. I also removed the drop down for cvv2 indicator; also added a user id field in the admin set up area. I'd like to set it to where there are 3 options under 'test' and production by adding 'demo'. If 'demo' is selected then it will be sent to https://demo.myvirtualmerchant.com/VirtualMerchantDemo/process.do

I'm looking at just rewriting Auth.net's module maybe? LOL I have enlisted the help of a fellow coder though. Hopefully we'll get things figured out soon.

Hi there ThePatch and miragewsu,
I just was getting ready to sign on with VM and thought I'd look in on the possibility of a payment module in ZenCart.....and here you are trying to sort it out at the same moment!:D
I have a limited PHP background but will take a look as well at the VM developers guide and at some code for another gateway (usight) I struggled with error handling on. It works now with help from others.
I haven't signed on with VM yet but was planning to tomorrow if this avenue looks hopeful.