I'm building my first refund processor for authorize.net, and it acts like it
wants the full CC # and the exp date. I do not and will not ever store these
anywhere.
The docs say you can just send the last 4 digits of the #, the trans ID, and
the amount.
not having any luck with it yet. I
Can you paste your code? (just the cfhttp)
Here is what the docs say. Are you passing all required fields?
This transaction is also referred to as a Refund and indicates to the
gateway that money should flow from the merchant to the customer. The
gateway will accept a credit or a refund request
Can you paste your code? (just the cfhttp)
I've been using reading the docs trying to get this to work.
cfhttp url=#ARGUMENTS.AuthNetURL# method=post
cfhttpparam type=FormField name=x_Login
value=#VARIABLES.authorizenetsettings.AuthNetLogin#
cfhttpparam type=FormField
Can you paste your code? (just the cfhttp)
Duhh again! lol! Dave n bobby are gonna eat this up!
I forgot to change the x_type to CREDIT! LMAO!
Thanks,
Will
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lmbo. :-) No prob. We've all done it (or something similar).
On 10/14/06, Will Tomlinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you paste your code? (just the cfhttp)
Duhh again! lol! Dave n bobby are gonna eat this up!
I forgot to change the x_type to CREDIT! LMAO!
Thanks,
Will
Yes, refunds work without the need for full CC -- key is having the Transaction
ID that was used to do the original charge against which you want to do a
credit/refund full or partial.
Note that if the charge being refunded has not yet gone to settlement, then,
you must void out the sale and
He actually figured it out. (see his last email)
On 10/14/06, Arden Weiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, refunds work without the need for full CC -- key is having the
Transaction ID that was used to do the original charge against which you
want to do a credit/refund full or partial.
Note
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