[ic] Preventing non-US orders from using realtimeprocessing

[Steve Graham]

>
>Test at your own risk.....

There was some error in the nested [then] [/then] statement in the 
previous code - I removed it and the following code has been working well...

[elsif variable MV_PAYMENT_MODE]
[if value country eq "US"]
   [then]
         [calc]
                 return if $Scratch->{tmp_total} == $Scratch->{tmp_remaining};
                 my $msg = sprintf "Your credit card was charged 
%.2f", $Scratch->{tmp_remaining};
                 $Scratch->{pay_cert_total} = $Scratch->{tmp_total} - 
$Scratch->{tmp_remaining};
                 $Scratch->{charge_total_message} = $msg;
                 return "Credit card will be charged 
$Scratch->{tmp_remaining}";
         [/calc]
         Country: [value country]
         Charging with payment mode=[var MV_PAYMENT_MODE]
         [tmp name="charge_succeed"][charge route="[var 
MV_PAYMENT_MODE]" amount="[scratch tmp_remaining]" order_id="[value 
mv_transaction_id]"][/tmp]
         [if scratch charge_succeed]
           [set do_invoice]1[/set]
           [set do_payment]1[/set]
           Real-time charge succeeded. ID=[data session payment_id] 
amount=[scratch tmp_remaining]
          [else]
         Real-time charge FAILED. Reason: [data session payment_error]
         [calc]
                 for(qw/
                                 charge_total_message
                                 pay_cert_total
                 /)
                 {
                         delete $Scratch->{$_};
                 }
                 die errmsg(
                                 "Real-time charge failed. Reason: %s\n",
                                 errmsg($Session->{payment_error}),
                         );
         [/calc]
         [/else]
         [/if]
[/then]
[else]
Country: [value country]
Forcing Offline credit card [value mv_credit_card_type] [value 
mv_credit_card_reference].
         Payment: [value name=mv_payment set="credit_card"]
[/else]
[/if]
[/elsif]


As before,
- Test at your own risk

If anyone else has come up with a similar solution, I'd like to compare notes.

-Steve