topic Re: AuthorizationRequest Merchant Email in Integration and Testing

AuthorizationRequest Merchant Email

tjb32 — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 19:22:44 GMT

I'm using the .net SDK, using the AuthorizationRequest to send in transactions. How do I add an additional merchant email address, can't seem to find that property.

var request = new AuthorizationRequest(model.CreditCardNumber, model.CreditCardExpirationMonth + model.CreditCardExpirationYear, totalCharged,
string.Format("Cart GUID: {0} - website transaction", cartGuid), true)
{
City = model.CartViewModel.BillToCity,
Company = model.CartViewModel.BillToCompany,
Country = model.CartViewModel.BillToCountry,
FirstName = model.CartViewModel.BillToFirstName,
LastName = model.CartViewModel.BillToLastName,
Phone = model.CartViewModel.BillToPhone,
Address = model.CartViewModel.BillToAddress1,
State = model.CartViewModel.BillToState,
Zip = model.CartViewModel.BillToZip,
CardCode = model.CreditCardCCV
};

Re: AuthorizationRequest Merchant Email

RaynorC1emen7 — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 20:24:17 GMT

The merchant email address is set on the merchant account. Not sure if you can set more than one or not, might need to send your own email if not.

Re: AuthorizationRequest Merchant Email

tjb32 — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 20:28:42 GMT

Doing it the old way, of using new System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection I would have done it like so:

inputObject.Add("x_merchant_email", SalesRepEmail);