Default Authorize.Net Module

[Guest]

I'm setting up Authorize.Net on osCommerce 2.2 Milestone 2 Update 051113 and was hoping to use the default Authorize.net module already included.

 

To configure it correctly on the Authorize.Net site, I need to know if it uses the SIM or the AIM method. I currently have the cart under a shared SSL. What, if any, URL's do I need to set on their site and in which sections would I need to place it? They have several locations for URL's and their documentation is a bit lacking in clarity.

 

Since I haven't setup Authorize.Net before, either via their site or using osC and a search of the forums revealed that most Authorize.Net users are either installing contributions for this or have given up and are having the card information sent to them for manual processing. I'm trying to eliminate the card sending and would like to have Authorize.Net do it's thing like it's supposed to.

 

Any help, tips, suggestions, etc. are greatly appreciated.

 

Chin

[ozcsys]

I'm setting up Authorize.Net on osCommerce 2.2 Milestone 2 Update 051113 and was hoping to use the default Authorize.net module already included.

 

To configure it correctly on the Authorize.Net site, I need to know if it uses the SIM or the AIM method. I currently have the cart under a shared SSL. What, if any, URL's do I need to set on their site and in which sections would I need to place it? They have several locations for URL's and their documentation is a bit lacking in clarity.

 

Since I haven't setup Authorize.Net before, either via their site or using osC and a search of the forums revealed that most Authorize.Net users are either installing contributions for this or have given up and are having the card information sent to them for manual processing. I'm trying to eliminate the card sending and would like to have Authorize.Net do it's thing like it's supposed to.

 

Any help, tips, suggestions, etc. are greatly appreciated.

 

Chin

 

 

This is the one that I used in the past and while it take some tweaking it does work.

[Guest]

Curiousity leads me to ask which version you are using? I'd like to try to make this as painless as possible. Also did you have to set any URL's at Authorize for this to function?

[ozcsys]

Curiousity leads me to ask which version you are using? I'd like to try to make this as painless as possible. Also did you have to set any URL's at Authorize for this to function?

 

It has been awhile but I think that I used the 1.7b version. I did have to set something up at autorize.net but to be honest I do not remember exactly what it was.