Authorize.net problem

[DanDan]

I have installed Authorize.net many times and it always works fine but the last install I did it doesn't work. After spending an hour on the phone with Authorize.net checking the account settings and setting and resetting the Transaction Key I began looking at the Authorize AIM module. Replacing it with a module from a site that I know works did not help. I then tried a transaction on a site that worked in the past and it stopped working also. I set up an Authorization test account and that won't work either. Has anyone else noticed problems with Authorization.net recently? The error I get is:

There has been an error processing your credit card

Please try again and if problems persist, please try another payment method.

Thanks,

Dan

[thomaspkelley]

I am having the same problem. I've checked all the old issues and can't get it to work.

cURL is installed, MD5 Hash field is empty... I'm at a loss.

[DanDan]

Apparently lots of people are having the same problem. An Authorize.net rep called me back and told me that they have received many calls about it. He thought it may be a conflict between the Authorize code and Google Analytics code. I tried removing the Google code but it did not help. Does anyone have an idea?

Dan

[DanDan]

I just set up the SIM module and it works fine, but the AIM module still does not work, so this tells me that the Authorize account is set up right (I think). It appears as though something has changed with the AIM module or how it connects to Authorize.net. Perhaps Authorize has changed the link on their end. Paypal did this a few years ago and broke all the paypal modules. Has anyone else experienced this with Authorize AIM?

Dan

[DanDan]

On an Authorize.net forum I was told to insert the following into the page to get an Authorize.net error message:
_____________________
Do a var dump of the entire output - for instance the following, if using PHP:

print_r($response);
-----------------------------------

But I do not know where to put it. Does anyone know where I should put this to get an error message?

Thanks,

Dan

[ridexbuilder]

On an Authorize.net forum I was told to insert the following into the page to get an Authorize.net error message:
_____________________
Do a var dump of the entire output - for instance the following, if using PHP:

print_r($response);
-----------------------------------

But I do not know where to put it. Does anyone know where I should put this to get an error message?

Thanks,

Dan
Looking at the function sendTransactionToGateway($url, $parameters) {
suggests
print_r($result);
might be used on line 398.

Just a guess though. ;)

[DanDan]

Looking at the function sendTransactionToGateway($url, $parameters) {
suggests
print_r($result);
might be used on line 398.

Just a guess though. ;)

Good guess! I put in that code and found out that the sales were being rejected because the site owner has a requirement in his Authorize.net account requiring a company name. When I added a company name to the checkout it ran fine. I just emailed him to remove it.

Thanks!

Dan