C# display response message for ChargeCreditCard

[pb100]

Hi there...Upgrading to the new ASP.NET code using the ChargeCreditCard AuthNet API. Everything works except I need to display the response message to the user, especially if the transaction fails. The API code only writes the message to the console. How can I display the response message to the user?

Note: from my page code behind, I call ChargeCreditCard.Run(strAuthNetLogin, strAuthNetTransKey, CartTotal);

The sample code includes "return response;" but I cannot seem to get the proper syntax to access that info outside of the call.

Thanks for the help.

[RaynorC1emen7]

when you run debug, what is in "response"?

[pb100]

hi there...

"AuthorizeNet.Api.Contracts.V1.ChargeCreditCardResponse"

Here is the sample code: https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sample-code-csharp/blob/master/PaymentTransactions/ChargeCreditCard....

I can call the process with var r = ChargeCreditCard.Run(.....) and then display r.messages.message[0].code + "  " + r.messages.message[0].text. There is additional info in the response that I am unable to get to.

Is there a more complete example beyond what is on Github?

Thanks!

[RaynorC1emen7]

not really, but you got the source code, so you could look at those.

[pb100]

So what is the best way to get at the complete response info? I would like to also retrieve response.transactionResponse.transId.

When calling the controller like this:

var r = ChargeCreditCard.Run(strAuthNetLogin, strAuthNetTransKey, CartTotal);

I can only retrieve response info such as r.messages.message[0].text

If I try to retrieve r.transactionResponse.transId I get the error: "ANetAPIResponse does not contain a definition for 'transactionResponse'..."

Thanks for your help!

[RaynorC1emen7 · Accepted solution]

r is the transaction response

https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sample-code-csharp/blob/cc84949ba884d8f0315a149ac0daf0a3e48f5d1e/Sam...

public ANetApiResponse TestAuthorizeCreditCard()
        {
            var response = (createTransactionResponse)AuthorizeCreditCard.Run(apiLoginId, transactionKey, GetAmount());
            return response;
        }

try it as a createtransactionresponse

[pb100]

Thanks so much! Will give this a try.