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Old May 17th, 2005, 08:16 PM
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Authoirze.net

this is sorta general, sorta code bassed not quite sure if it goes here

in any case anyone use authoize.net im notincing soe very strage quirks in the aim script liek the declaration of

$auth_net_url = "https://certification.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll";

but then the curlfunction just uses the direct url not the varable and the var is use no where else, and the declarace of

"x_url" => "FALSE",

but X-Url is undocumented in the actail AIM manual, anyone else else have any exp with AIM?

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RE: Authoirze.net

I am really new to PHP and am working with this same script provided by Authorize.net. I need help with the page that it directs the browswer to upon success or failure of charge. Any help on what code I need to change would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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RE: Authoirze.net

That first reply was me, I just registered. Thanks for any help received.

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Old May 19th, 2005, 09:39 PM
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RE: Authoirze.net

thats how iedited it, i completed out basicly anything i didnt want to bounce back in AIM the submit page is the bounce back page only SIM uses a relay url, look over my code modify to fint your needs

php Code:
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  1.  
  2. <?php
  3.  include ('celebrityData.php'); // authoize.net user/trankey and pw
  4.  include ('SQLcon.php');// my connctio nsettings
  5.  
  6.  $ID_KEY = $_POST['x_cust_id'];
  7.    $EQuerry = mysql_query("SELECT Event_ID, Workshop_Date FROM  EventCalanderMembers WHERE EveID = ' $ID_KEY'") or die(mysql_error());
  8.  $EQnews=mysql_fetch_assoc($EQuerry);
  9.   $EventKey = $EQnews['Event_ID'];
  10.   $EventWorkshopKey = $EQnews['Workshop_Date'];
  11.  
  12.    $result = mysql_query("SELECT Event_Dates FROM  EventsList WHERE Event_ID = '$EventKey'") or die(mysql_error());
  13. $news=mysql_fetch_assoc($result);
  14.  
  15. $days = explode (',', $news['Event_Dates']);
  16. $studentMax = array (0);
  17. $numDays = count($days);
  18.  
  19. for ($i=0; $i< $numDays; $i++){
  20. $studentMax[$i] = explode (':', $days[$i]);
  21. }//end for
  22. $numDaysMax = count($studentMax);
  23.  
  24. for ($i=0; $i < $numDaysMax; $i++){
  25. if ($EventWorkshopKey == $studentMax[$i][0]){
  26. $CurDateStu = $EventWorkshopKey;
  27.     $CurStuQuery = mysql_query("SELECT Workshop_Date FROM  EventCalanderMembers WHERE Workshop_Date = '$CurDateStu'") or die(mysql_error());
  28. $Dates_used_here = mysql_num_rows($CurStuQuery);
  29. $dates_avail = $studentMax[$i][1]-$Dates_used_here;
  30. if ($dates_avail > 0){
  31.  
  32.  //the processing form
  33. $auth_net_login_id      = $loginid;
  34. $auth_net_tran_key      = $txnkey;
  35.  
  36. $relay_url = "https://www.celebrity-institute.com/WorkshopCPS/response.php";
  37. // $auth_net_url                = "https://certification.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll";
  38. //  Uncomment the line ABOVE for shopping cart test accounts or BELOW for live merchant accounts
  39.   $auth_net_url    = "https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll";
  40.  
  41. $sql1 = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM EventsStudents WHERE User_Name='$user'");
  42. $foo=mysql_fetch_assoc($sql1);
  43.  
  44. $authnet_values    = array
  45. (
  46.     "x_login"            => $auth_net_login_id,
  47.     "x_version"    => "3.1",
  48.     "x_email_customer" => "TRUE",
  49.      "x_merchant_email" => "info@celebrity-insititute.com",
  50.     "x_delim_char"      => "|",
  51.     "x_delim_data"      => "TRUE",
  52. //  "x_relay_url"     => $relay_url,
  53.     "x_relay_url"               => "FALSE",
  54.     "x_password"                   => $password,
  55.     "x_type"                => "AUTH_CAPTURE",
  56.     "x_method"        => "CC",
  57.     "x_tran_key"         => $auth_net_tran_key,
  58.     "x_relay_response"  => "FALSE",
  59.     "x_card_num"            => $_POST["x_card_num"],
  60.     "x_exp_date"            => $_POST["x_exp_date"],
  61.     "x_card_code"         => $_POST["x_card_code"],
  62.     "x_description"   => $_POST["x_description"],
  63.     "x_amount"        => $_POST["x_amount"],
  64.     "x_test_request"     => $_POST['x_test_request'],
  65.  
  66.     "x_cust_id"     => $_POST['x_cust_id'],
  67.     "x_first_name"     => $foo['First_Name'],
  68.     "x_last_name"     => $foo['Last_Name'],
  69.     "x_email"     => $foo['email'],
  70.     "x_city"     => $foo['city'],
  71.     "x_state"     => $foo['state'],
  72.     "x_zip"     => $foo['zip'],
  73. //  "x_Country"     => $foo['country'],
  74.     "x_address"     => $foo['address'],
  75.  
  76. );
  77.  
  78. $fields = "";
  79. foreach( $authnet_values as $key => $value ) {
  80.     $fields .= "$key=" . urlencode( $value ) . "&";
  81. }
  82.  
  83. echo "<hr>";
  84. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  85.  
  86. $ch = curl_init($auth_net_url); // URL of gateway for cURL to post to
  87. curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0); // set to 0 to eliminate header info from response
  88. curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); // Returns response data instead of TRUE(1)
  89. curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, rtrim( $fields, "& " )); // use HTTP POST to send form data
  90.   curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, FALSE); // uncomment this line if you get no gateway response.
  91. $resp = curl_exec($ch); //execute post and get results
  92. curl_close ($ch);
  93.  
  94. //echo "<b>04: Parse the results string into individual, meaningful segments:</b><br>";
  95.  
  96. echo "<table cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="0">";
  97.  
  98. $text = $resp;
  99. $h = substr_count($text, "|");
  100. $h++;
  101.  
  102.  
  103.  
  104.  
  105. //  for($j=1; $j <= $h; $j++){
  106.     for($j=1; $j <= 1; $j++){
  107.  
  108.     $p = strpos($text, "|");
  109.  
  110.     if ($p === false) { // note: three equal signs
  111. /*
  112.         echo "<tr>";
  113.         echo "<td class="e">";
  114.             //  x_delim_char is obviously not found in the last go-around
  115.             if($j>=69){
  116.                 echo "Merchant-defined (".$j."): ";
  117.                 echo ": ";
  118.                 echo "</td>";
  119.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  120.                 echo $text;
  121.                 echo "<br>";
  122.             } else {
  123.                 echo $j;
  124.                 echo ": ";
  125.                 echo "</td>";
  126.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  127.                 echo $text;
  128.                 echo "<br>";
  129.             }
  130.         echo "</td>";
  131.         echo "</tr>";
  132. */
  133.     }else{
  134.  
  135.         $p++;
  136.  
  137.         //  We found the x_delim_char and accounted for it . . . now do something with it
  138.  
  139.         //  get one portion of the response at a time
  140.         $pstr = substr($text, 0, $p);
  141.  
  142.         //  this prepares the text and returns one value of the submitted
  143.         //  and processed name/value pairs at a time
  144.         //  for AIM-specific interpretations of the responses
  145.         //  please consult the AIM Guide and look up
  146.         //  the section called Gateway Response API
  147.         $pstr_trimmed = substr($pstr, 0, -1); // removes "|" at the end
  148.  
  149.         if($pstr_trimmed==""){
  150.             $pstr_trimmed="NO VALUE RETURNED";
  151.         }
  152.  
  153.  
  154.         echo "<tr>";
  155.         echo "<td class="e">";
  156.  
  157.         switch($j){
  158.  
  159.             case 1:
  160. //        echo "Response Code";
  161.                 echo "&nbsp;";
  162.  
  163.                 echo "</td>";
  164.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  165.  
  166.                 $fval="";
  167.                 if($pstr_trimmed=="1"){
  168.                     $fval="Your transaction was approved!";
  169.                     $update = mysql_query("UPDATE EventCalanderMembers SET Student_Status_For_Event = '3' WHERE EveID = '$ID_KEY'") or die(mysql_error());
  170.                 }elseif($pstr_trimmed=="2"){
  171.                     $fval="Your transaction was declined!";
  172.                     $update = mysql_query("DELETE FROM EventCalanderMembers WHERE EveID = '$ID_KEY'") or die(mysql_error());
  173.                 }elseif($pstr_trimmed=="3"){
  174.                     $fval="Error! Please submit your information again.";
  175.                     $update = mysql_query("UPDATE EventCalanderMembers SET Student_Status_For_Event = '1' WHERE EveID = '$ID_KEY'") or die(mysql_error());
  176.                 }
  177.  
  178.                 echo $fval;
  179.                 echo "<br>";
  180.                 break;
  181. /*
  182.             case 2:
  183.                 echo "Response Subcode: ";
  184.                 echo "</td>";
  185.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  186.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  187.                 echo "<br>";
  188.                 break;
  189.             case 3:
  190.                 echo "Response Reason Code: ";
  191.                 echo "</td>";
  192.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  193.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  194.                 echo "<br>";
  195.                 break;
  196.             case 4:
  197.                 echo "Response Reason Text: ";
  198.                 echo "</td>";
  199.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  200.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  201.                 echo "<br>";
  202.                 break;
  203.             case 5:
  204.                 echo "Approval Code: ";
  205.                 echo "</td>";
  206.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  207.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  208.                 echo "<br>";
  209.                 break;
  210.             case 6:
  211.                 echo "AVS Result Code: ";
  212.                 echo "</td>";
  213.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  214.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  215.                 echo "<br>";
  216.                 break;
  217.             case 7:
  218.                 echo "Transaction ID: ";
  219.                 echo "</td>";
  220.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  221.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  222.                 echo "<br>";
  223.                 break;
  224.             case 8:
  225.                 echo "Invoice Number (x_invoice_num): ";
  226.                 echo "</td>";
  227.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  228.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  229.                 echo "<br>";
  230.                 break;
  231.             case 9:
  232.                 echo "Description (x_description): ";
  233.                 echo "</td>";
  234.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  235.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  236.                 echo "<br>";
  237.                 break;
  238.             case 10:
  239.                 echo "Amount (x_amount): ";
  240.                 echo "</td>";
  241.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  242.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  243.                 echo "<br>";
  244.                 break;
  245.             case 11:
  246.                 echo "Method (x_method): ";
  247.                 echo "</td>";
  248.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  249.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  250.                 echo "<br>";
  251.                 break;
  252.             case 12:
  253.                 echo "Transaction Type (x_type): ";
  254.                 echo "</td>";
  255.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  256.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  257.                 echo "<br>";
  258.                 break;
  259.             case 13:
  260.                 echo "Customer ID (x_cust_id): ";
  261.                 echo "</td>";
  262.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  263.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  264.                 echo "<br>";
  265.                 break;
  266.             case 14:
  267.                 echo "Cardholder First Name (x_first_name): ";
  268.                 echo "</td>";
  269.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  270.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  271.                 echo "<br>";
  272.                 break;
  273.             case 15:
  274.                 echo "Cardholder Last Name (x_last_name): ";
  275.                 echo "</td>";
  276.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  277.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  278.                 echo "<br>";
  279.                 break;
  280.             case 16:
  281.                 echo "Company (x_company): ";
  282.                 echo "</td>";
  283.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  284.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  285.                 echo "<br>";
  286.                 break;
  287.             case 17:
  288.                 echo "Billing Address (x_address): ";
  289.                 echo "</td>";
  290.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  291.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  292.                 echo "<br>";
  293.                 break;
  294.             case 18:
  295.                 echo "City (x_city): ";
  296.                 echo "</td>";
  297.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  298.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  299.                 echo "<br>";
  300.                 break;
  301.             case 19:
  302.                 echo "State (x_state): ";
  303.                 echo "</td>";
  304.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  305.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  306.                 echo "<br>";
  307.                 break;
  308.             case 20:
  309.                 echo "ZIP (x_zip): ";
  310.                 echo "</td>";
  311.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  312.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  313.                 echo "<br>";
  314.                 break;
  315.             case 21:
  316.                 echo "Country (x_country): ";
  317.                 echo "</td>";
  318.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  319.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  320.                 echo "<br>";
  321.                 break;
  322.             case 22:
  323.                 echo "Phone (x_phone): ";
  324.                 echo "</td>";
  325.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  326.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  327.                 echo "<br>";
  328.                 break;
  329.             case 23:
  330.                 echo "Fax (x_fax): ";
  331.                 echo "</td>";
  332.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  333.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  334.                 echo "<br>";
  335.                 break;
  336.             case 24:
  337.                 echo "E-Mail Address (x_email): ";
  338.                 echo "</td>";
  339.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  340.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  341.                 echo "<br>";
  342.                 break;
  343.             case 25:
  344.                 echo "Ship to First Name (x_ship_to_first_name): ";
  345.                 echo "</td>";
  346.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  347.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  348.                 echo "<br>";
  349.                 break;
  350.             case 26:
  351.                 echo "Ship to Last Name (x_ship_to_last_name): ";
  352.                 echo "</td>";
  353.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  354.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  355.                 echo "<br>";
  356.                 break;
  357.             case 27:
  358.                 echo "Ship to Company (x_ship_to_company): ";
  359.                 echo "</td>";
  360.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  361.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  362.                 echo "<br>";
  363.                 break;
  364.             case 28:
  365.                 echo "Ship to Address (x_ship_to_address): ";
  366.                 echo "</td>";
  367.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  368.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  369.                 echo "<br>";
  370.                 break;
  371.             case 29:
  372.                 echo "Ship to City (x_ship_to_city): ";
  373.                 echo "</td>";
  374.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  375.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  376.                 echo "<br>";
  377.                 break;
  378.             case 30:
  379.                 echo "Ship to State (x_ship_to_state): ";
  380.                 echo "</td>";
  381.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  382.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  383.                 echo "<br>";
  384.                 break;
  385.             case 31:
  386.                 echo "Ship to ZIP (x_ship_to_zip): ";
  387.                 echo "</td>";
  388.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  389.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  390.                 echo "<br>";
  391.                 break;
  392.             case 32:
  393.                 echo "Ship to Country (x_ship_to_country): ";
  394.                 echo "</td>";
  395.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  396.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  397.                 echo "<br>";
  398.                 break;
  399.             case 33:
  400.                 echo "Tax Amount (x_tax): ";
  401.                 echo "</td>";
  402.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  403.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  404.                 echo "<br>";
  405.                 break;
  406.             case 34:
  407.                 echo "Duty Amount (x_duty): ";
  408.                 echo "</td>";
  409.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  410.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  411.                 echo "<br>";
  412.                 break;
  413.             case 35:
  414.                 echo "Freight Amount (x_freight): ";
  415.                 echo "</td>";
  416.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  417.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  418.                 echo "<br>";
  419.                 break;
  420.             case 36:
  421.                 echo "Tax Exempt Flag (x_tax_exempt): ";
  422.                 echo "</td>";
  423.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  424.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  425.                 echo "<br>";
  426.                 break;
  427.             case 37:
  428.                 echo "PO Number (x_po_num): ";
  429.                 echo "</td>";
  430.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  431.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  432.                 echo "<br>";
  433.                 break;
  434.             case 38:
  435.                 echo "MD5 Hash: ";
  436.                 echo "</td>";
  437.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  438.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  439.                 echo "<br>";
  440.                 break;
  441.             case 39:
  442.                 echo "Card Code Response: ";
  443.                 echo "</td>";
  444.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  445.                 $fval="";
  446.                 if($pstr_trimmed=="M"){
  447.                     $fval="M = Match";
  448.                 }elseif($pstr_trimmed=="N"){
  449.                     $fval="N = No Match";
  450.                 }elseif($pstr_trimmed=="P"){
  451.                     $fval="P = Not Processed";
  452.                 }elseif($pstr_trimmed=="S"){
  453.                     $fval="S = Should have been present";
  454.                 }elseif($pstr_trimmed=="U"){
  455.                     $fval="U = Issuer unable to process request";
  456.                 }else{
  457.                     $fval="NO VALUE RETURNED";
  458.                 }
  459.                 echo $fval;
  460.                 echo "<br>";
  461.                 break;
  462.             case 40:
  463.             case 41:
  464.             case 42:
  465.             case 43:
  466.             case 44:
  467.             case 45:
  468.             case 46:
  469.             case 47:
  470.             case 48:
  471.             case 49:
  472.             case 50:
  473.             case 51:
  474.             case 52:
  475.             case 53:
  476.             case 54:
  477.             case 55:
  478.             case 55:
  479.             case 56:
  480.             case 57:
  481.             case 58:
  482.             case 59:
  483.             case 60:
  484.             case 61:
  485.             case 62:
  486.             case 63:
  487.             case 64:
  488.             case 65:
  489.             case 66:
  490.             case 67:
  491.             case 68:
  492.                 echo "Reserved (".$j."): ";
  493.                 echo "</td>";
  494.                 echo "<td class="v">";
  495.                 echo $pstr_trimmed;
  496.                 echo "<br>";
  497.                 break;
  498.             default:
  499.                 if($j>=69){
  500.                     echo "Merchant-defined (".$j."): ";
  501.                     echo ": ";
  502.                     echo "</td>";
  503.                     echo "<td class="v">";
  504.                     echo $pstr_trimmed;
  505.                     echo "<br>";
  506.                 } else {
  507.                     echo $j;
  508.                     echo ": ";
  509.                     echo "</td>";
  510.                     echo "<td class="v">";
  511.                     echo $pstr_trimmed;
  512.                     echo "<br>";
  513.                 }
  514.                 break;
  515. */
  516.         }//end switch
  517.  
  518.         echo "</td>";
  519.         echo "</tr>";
  520.  
  521.         // remove the part that we identified and work with the rest of the string
  522. //    $text = substr($text, $p);
  523.  
  524.     }
  525.  
  526. }
  527.  
  528. echo "</table>";
  529.  
  530. echo "<br>";
  531.  
  532.  
  533. }else {//else if dates avail greater then 0
  534. echo 'Sorry the requested day has filled up<BR>';
  535. }
  536. }//end if
  537. } //end for max day num
  538.  



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Just a sidenote: your spelling is appalling

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