This tutorial has been deprecated. You should read the new tutorial, “Tutorial: Integrate All Authorize.Net XML APIs With One Universal PHP Class (AIM, ARB, CIM, Transaction Details)” which offers new code for working with Authorize.Net’s XML APIs including sample code … Continue reading
Handling Authorize.Net Silent Post submissions with PHP, or any language for that matter, is easy. It’s really no different then receiving a form submission. You just need to know to expect. This code snippet takes a response and determines the status of it (i.e. approved, declined, expired card, or error). Continue reading
One very common topic at the Authorize.Net developer forums is their Silent Post feature and how it works. In fact, how it works seems to be the most common question by far. For better or worse, Authorize.Net’s documentation seems to be limited concerning silent post so I decided to make this blog post summarizing the information that has been shared in the community concerning this feature. Continue reading
Judging by the popularity of my previous blog post Tutorial: Integrating the Authorize.Net AIM API with PHP as well as the articles I’ve written about Authorize.Net’s APIs on my merchant account information website I figured taking the opportunity to expand … Continue reading
Working with the Authorize.Net AIM API in and of itself is very easy to do. Between the integration guide and sample code a good programmer can have a working solution in only minutes. But this code is for demonstration purposes … Continue reading