Re: [mv] Authorize.net and Minivend 4

["'Wes Zabloudil" <wesz@concentric.net>]

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Hi Mark and Alexander.

About 3 days ago I started goofing around with the connection to Authorize
and yes, I am
still playing with it trying to get it to work.

I even went bare bones, sent the info in a post_http and nothing
returns..or at least now I
am shooting document contained no data errors.....

I started using a mod called Net::SSLeay.....I don't know..maybe I can get
it to work, but
the documentation on the Authorize Net site is about as sparse as it can
get..I mean, it's
great documentation if you already have a working code and want to make
changes..but other
than that....it's all nil.

When I asked tech support for help the could only suggest third party
solutions.....OK, so
they really don't want to help me do business with them....they want other
people to help me
do business with them.

If I get something to work I'll let ya know.

Wes


Mark Stosberg wrote:

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>
> > So, what say you folks? Did I miss something searching through the
> > archives? Is there a way to painlessly make minivend talk to authorize.net
> > and do transactions?
> >
>
> Alexander,
>
>   I'm the person who was/is writing the Authorize.Net module and posted
> the thread you read about it. My current status is about where I left it
> in the minivend thread: I felt like I had the module 90 to 95% done and
> felt confident about after modelling it after the Signio example and
> looking at some other code that was known to work. Then it just wasn't
> working and I was getting about 5 different strange behaviors in the
> process, and none of them were obviously the cause of the problem. It
> _appeared_ that Authorize.Net was returning the appropriate information
> and that was the source of the problem. When I pick it back up again,
> I'll try just a bare-bones non-minivend authorize.net connect script and
> see what results I get back. If they are normal, I'll know something in
> my minivend-integration is foo-bar. I also getting back "invalid
> referring URL" error from Authorize.Net, but I logged in to the
> authorize.net merchant area, and they all appeared in order there. I
> believed I emailed authorize.net and got no response...
>   If you know some of the Perl API to access Authorize.Net, then there's
> a good chance your eyeballs would be useful in looking at this issue,
> and I could post my current code for the Minivend connect script to
> authorize.net here for you.
>   Otherwise, I should be flogging the problem again myself this week or
> next.
>
>   Good luck!
>
>     -mark
>
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