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Authorize.net POST URL location?


larryinfl

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Hello All,

 

I'm trying to setup a new merchant provider and they use an authorize.net clone for their gateway. So, I need to use the authorize.net module and change the post url for it to work.

 

It's easy enough to find the gateway files. But they are all encoded??

 

modules/gateways/authorize.php

 

Does anyone know if I can change the post url somewhere? I can't seem to find anything that is not encoded.

 

I have a ticket open and am use to them answer rather quickly. It's been around 12 hours and no reply, so I figured I'd see if anyone here knows.

 

Thanks!

 

Larry

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Authorize.net has a fixed POST URL, which is probably hardcoded into the gateway, and I imagine they're not going to help you out with the issue considering the clone you're using is not directly supported by the vanilla install.

 

The best response you'll probably get is to make your own gateway, which is what you'll probably have to do. Luckily, it should be pretty simple considering Authorize.net provides the exact PHP code to process a payment (and this should be exactly the same as the clone if they don't provide documentation, excepting the POST URL) and WHMCS provides a payment gateway template.

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I heard back from support. They want to charge me $100 to give me the auth.net file unencrypted. I'm rather flabbergasted right now.

Do you know how to code your own? Because if not, it would cost around that price anyway to hire a developer to do it, when you could just buy their file and change one variable and be on with life.

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