luvnailz Posted December 12, 2006 Posted December 12, 2006 I am working on getting my site up and running. I need to be able to view credit card numbers so I can process them by hand. I dont want something processing automatically because sometimes I need to subsititute a product or call a customer to verify something. When I go to test an order, if I put a fake card on the system says the number isn't valid, where is it checking that? I dont want the credit cards processed by anyone but me. I understand that it will email me the middle numbers, but where do i find the rest of the numbers? And whats it doing to validate the credit cards? Thanks in advance
natewlew Posted December 12, 2006 Posted December 12, 2006 Don't quote me on this. I think it checks that it is a real credit card number. Its called the Luhn algorithm. It's not actually checking if the number is valid but it does check if it is real. You can use 1111111111111111 for testing purposes. You can find the cc numbers in the orders table in the database. Other great Open Source (Free) programs: (Free as in free speech not free beer) The Gimp - An image program. | Firefox - All you have to do is add the Web Developer add-on to make this web browser complete. | FileZilla - An ftp program. | Inkscape - A good program to create images with. | Thunderbird - An email program. | Openoffice.org - An office suite that is compatible with MS Office. | Abiword - Another office suite. | Audacity - A sound recording tool. | ddp's Picks | Wordpress - An easy to use blogging software. | Joomla - An easy to use CMS that has ecommerce plug-ins. | Drupal - Another CMS How do I find these programs? Google Search!
shooter-boy Posted December 12, 2006 Posted December 12, 2006 I thought it was 4111111111111111 for testing... :D Rob Rob Bell - Inspired Graphix Customising osCommerce in Australia, and the world! View my profile for web and email links. I'm sorry, but i cannot offer Free support via PM etc, and osCommerce forums prohibit me from putting any reference to paid support in my signauture. However viewing my profile may provide links to my website or something like that which you may find useful.
natewlew Posted December 12, 2006 Posted December 12, 2006 Yes, you are right!! :blush: Other great Open Source (Free) programs: (Free as in free speech not free beer) The Gimp - An image program. | Firefox - All you have to do is add the Web Developer add-on to make this web browser complete. | FileZilla - An ftp program. | Inkscape - A good program to create images with. | Thunderbird - An email program. | Openoffice.org - An office suite that is compatible with MS Office. | Abiword - Another office suite. | Audacity - A sound recording tool. | ddp's Picks | Wordpress - An easy to use blogging software. | Joomla - An easy to use CMS that has ecommerce plug-ins. | Drupal - Another CMS How do I find these programs? Google Search!
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