Transaction ID about omnipay-authorizenet HOT 11 CLOSED

Kyle,

$response->getTransactionReference(); should do it for you. Let me know if you have any further questions.

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Thank you Kayla! :)

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Kyle,

$response->getTransactionReference(); should do it for you. Let me know
if you have any further questions.

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Sorry, but this did not work for the Authorize.net AIM api

On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 2:01 PM, Kyle Dye [email protected] wrote:

Thank you Kayla! :)

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Kyle,

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The function should exist on your response object, as seen here.
https://github.com/thephpleague/omnipay-authorizenet/blob/master/src/Message/AIMResponse.php#L54-L57

Is it giving you a specific error, or just not working?

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I'm having the same issue for me it returns "0"
I'm currently just testing so have the following:

$gateway->setTestMode(true);
$gateway->setDeveloperMode(true);

The response variable seems to be an array and the transaction reference index at 37, not 4 as used in AIMResponse.php (line 46):

public function getAuthorizationCode()
{
    return $this->data[4];
}

so I changed that to

public function getAuthorizationCode()
{
    return $this->data[37];
}

and for the test environment that works. I don't yet have a live account set up to test this on live though

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ok a quick look at the docs states that it is index 37.
http://www.authorize.net/support/AIM_guide.pdf
see the section "Table 17 Payment Gateway Response Fields "

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woops sorry its not the getAuthorizationCode() but getTransactionReference()

see this pr
pollen8#1

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The current code works for me. To get a non-zero transaction ID turn test mode off. Provided developer mode is still on, you can use the test credit card numbers listed here for successful transactions.

Click the response tab of the docs for charging a card and scroll down to the transId row...

When testRequest is set to a positive response, or when Test Mode is enabled on the payment gateway, this value will be 0.

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Can confirm, in test mode the transactionReference (sent as x_trans_id) will always be zero (for AIM and SIM at least). Similarly, the x_auth_code will be "000000".

Some gateways will send you a validly formatted transaction reference even in test mode, but not this one.

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Can this be closed? It looks like it is working as it should.

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Yes it can be - thank you.

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