RE: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Mike Sullivan
they could be checking the browser/client user agent. maybe coldfusion... isn't valid, try an ie or netscape agent header. mike -Original Message- From: Christopher Olive, CIO [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 7:16 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Bank of

RE: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Tim Bahlke
Are you posting to a secure page (https)? CFHTTP has a problem with that. -- Tim Bahlke -Original Message- From: Christopher Olive, CIO [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 10:16 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP has anyone

RE: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Aaron Johnson
Hey Chris, I've used BofA before on a site... It was awhile go so I don't remember my specific problems but I think ended up not using CFHTTP and just did a form post to their servers (which is a *huge* no no but I didn't have a choice, that was the clients merchant account...) Aaron Johnson,

RE: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread JoshMEagle
could you show us the code? Are you using cfhttpparam? Are you closing your /cfhttp? Are you certain you've included the POST command? It's hard to diagnose without a snippet. Thanks, Joshua Miller Web Development Eagle Technologies Group Technology Solutions for the Next Generation

RE: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Christopher Olive, CIO
my apologies. i neglected to mention that the CF guys at BoA verified that the code is correct. in response to the other questions: 1) i'm going to try to use the USERAGENT part of CFHTTP to "spoof" IE if nothing else works. 2) yes, i'm posting to a secure URL. no, i haven't had any problems

Re: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Sean Daniels
On 4/19/01 12:42 PM Christopher Olive, CIO wrote: 3) they suggested that i have to be coming *from* a secure URL as well. i'm working on trying that possibility next. I would give that a shot. I've always had problems with form fields disappearing when posting to an HTTPS from an HTTP. -

RE: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Christopher Olive, CIO
that was on my list. tried it now while waiting for my client to get their SSL setup so i can test my first suspicion. chris olive, cio cresco technologies [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.crescotech.com -Original Message- From: Tracy Bost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, April

Re: Bank of America and e-stores and CFHTTP

2001-04-19 Thread Sean Renet
Chris, The fact is that you actually do not need to post from a secure page at all. Nor do you need to do any other trickiness that has been explained in prior emails. Did Bank of America set up a test site for you? Did that site work? I was having the same problems you are describing and