# Set Authorize.net AIM configuration values here.
# The AIM class may be used according to the BSD license, as documented
# in AIM.php.
# Most of these settings need to mirror the settings which you have in the
# web interface at https://secure.authorize.net.
# (I'm commenting with # instead of // or /* */ because I intend to
# make this into a conventional config file some day, and that will
# probably require # comments.
<?php
# Server target destination. You probably want to leave this as it is.
$this->urlString = "https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll";
# Your AIM login
$this->login = "changethis";
# Your Authorize.net Transaction Key (n.b. this is very different from
# a "transaction ID").
$this->tran_key = "changethis";
# Protocol field Delimiter. This is only used to decipher responses, it
# is not sent in requests. Therefore, it must be set to your Authorize.net
# "Default Field Separator" setting.
$this->pdelimiter = "|";
# If, for some reason, you use a "Field Encapsulation Character".
#$this->pencap = "*";
# Client will consider it an error if the response contains fewer than this
# number of fields.
$this->pminfields = 10;
# Authorize.net calls this "Transaction Version". I only know that 3.1
# works, so I suggest you set it to 3.1.
$this->pversion = 3.1;
# I doubt this client will work if you have relay true.
$this->prelay_response = false;
# If this is true, the request will really go to Authorize.net, but
# Authorize.net only pretend to apply the charge (the RR text and
# confirmation emails will indicate test mode).
$this->test_request = true;
return true;
?>
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