So, I'm selling, on a single site, product from multiple vendors, each
with their own Authorize.net account. If a customer buys four things,
conceivably each will have their own account and each would be charged
individually. I understand that requir...
This may be a business question, but I'm hoping there's a tech
component. If I have multiple clients using my web site to collect money
from their customers, is there a way/api for me to pay my clients the
money I've collected on their behalf?
Apparently the customer has requested additional data that I didn't know
they were requiring. With a valid card, I'm getting: "error":
[{"errorCode": "33","errorText": "Bill To Address is
required."},{"errorCode": "33","errorText": "Bill To City is
r...
This is on the live site. Using Accept.js. The settings for requring ccv
codes are confusing to me. I have what I believe are the default
settings set in the merchange settings area. I.e, Decline if Card Code
Value doesn't match. And yet, if I provid...
I'm working on an accept.js integration with my sandbox account. I got
the web side to return the transaction code. At this point, the response
is literally from the sample code provided. function
useOpaqueData(responseData) { // This is where you wo...
Here's what I found. My callback is called:
myNameSpace.myResponseHandler. In my button definition I had: "
data-responseHandler='myNameSpace.myResponseHandler'> Based on problems
with earlier versions of AcceptUI that I found discussed here, I chang...
I had the same question. There's not built-in way to do it. I ended up
having to 'keep' the credit card data in browser memory and just submit
it once per account.
Just for future reference, I'm also on a Mac and am developing in a
virtualenv. I got around the problem with this tip:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31811949/pip-install-requestssecurity-vs-pip-install-requests-difference
More specificially, I...
