[ic] Authorizenet problems with IC 4.8.5

[Paul Hoza]

At 01:41 PM 6/21/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>At 02:32 PM 06/21/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I've been struggling with getting the credit card functions to work 
>>successfully with Interchange 4.8.5 (RedHat 7.2, RPM install) running 
>>using Inet_Mode.  I've read as much as I can find in the lists and I've 
>>called Authorize.net, but I can't seem to get this figured out.
>>
>>My current setup: (as it stands after many, many variations)
>>(the 'variable' table accessed from IC Admin.)
>>         AUTHNET_ID              <my ID>
>>         AUTHNET_MODE            (blank)
>>         AUTHNET_REFERER www.nearlyeverything.com
>>         AUTHNET_SECRET  <my password>
>>         AUTHNET_SERVER  secure.authorize.net
>
>This may be a referer URL issue. You need to log in to your authorizenet 
>control panel go to
>Settings->URLs. There you set the URL(s) which are valid referers for 
>direct payment processing. I found that I had to provide 
>https://www.mydomain.com to get Anet to accept it, and set the 
>AUTHNET_REFERER in catalog.cfg to match.

Well, I went into the settings and checked that https://www.mydomain.com 
was set as a Valid Browser Referrer URL (not a default URL) and that's not 
working either.  I checked in the variable table to make sure that 
AUTHNET_REFERER was set to the same.  Still the same error:
     "(authorizenet): Charge failed, reason: Authorizenet error: . Please 
call in your order or try again."

Something that's not totally clear to me is whether Interchange uses the 
ADC stuff or WebLink.   Now, depending on which one it uses, I think the 
settings are different on the Authorize.net settings, but it's unclear to 
me just which settings are to be set to what... and where.

I'm sorry if that sounds loopy, but I'm getting tired of trying out dozens 
of combinations just to see if I can get it right!  Brute force is good for 
some things, but this isn't one of them.  I'd really appreciate if someone 
would document the types of settings needed both on the IC side and the 
AuthNet side... oh yeah, if that's been documented thoroughly, please send 
the link, as I must have missed it.  (or forgotten about it over the past 
days of struggle.)

Thanks again,
Paul Hoza