Authorize.net AIM module problems

[bobren4]

I am trying to set up my site to work with "authorizenetaim" payment module to work. The site works fine with SIM module. However, when I try to use the Authorize.net AIM module, I constantly get error that the credit card could not be processed. The funny thing is, when I login to authorize.net site, I see that the order has been accepted. So the problems seems to be that the Authorize.net is not sending correct response back to AIM module.

 

There is a line in code that states:

 

$response_vars = explode(',', $response);

 

if ($response_vars[0] != '1') { show error blah blah blah .....

 

How do I find out what the $response_vars[0] value is being returned? I tried using print_r($response) and I got the following:

 

Array ( [0] => 1,1,1,(TESTMODE) This transaction has been approved.,000000,P,0,,Your Products Description,1.00,CC,auth_only .... etc....

 

So, it looks like the first value is 1! Why does it show error if the value is 1???

[chowpay]

Sorry message in the wrong topic

Edited August 24, 2006 by chowpay

[rsproc]

I am trying to set up my site to work with "authorizenetaim" payment module to work. The site works fine with SIM module. However, when I try to use the Authorize.net AIM module, I constantly get error that the credit card could not be processed. The funny thing is, when I login to authorize.net site, I see that the order has been accepted. So the problems seems to be that the Authorize.net is not sending correct response back to AIM module.

 

There is a line in code that states:

 

$response_vars = explode(',', $response);

 

if ($response_vars[0] != '1') { show error blah blah blah .....

 

How do I find out what the $response_vars[0] value is being returned? I tried using print_r($response) and I got the following:

 

Array ( [0] => 1,1,1,(TESTMODE) This transaction has been approved.,000000,P,0,,Your Products Description,1.00,CC,auth_only .... etc....

 

So, it looks like the first value is 1! Why does it show error if the value is 1???

 

I ran into the same problem.

 

The problem is in the following line:

 

$response_vars = explode(',', $response);

 

Update the line to this:

 

$response_vars = explode(',', $response[0]);

 

The response from Authorize.net is being saved as the first element in an array--not as a string. (It took me a while to figure this out. >_< )