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public override Transaction DoRefund(RefundTransactionRequest creditRequest)Code: Select all
private Transaction DoStandardRefund(RefundTransactionRequest creditRequest)Code: Select all
/// <inheritdoc />
public override Transaction DoRefund(RefundTransactionRequest creditRequest)
{
Payment payment = creditRequest.Payment;
if (payment == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("request.Payment");
Order order = payment.Order;
if (order == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("request.Payment.Order");
User user = order.User;
if (payment.PaymentProfile != null)
{
return DoProfileRefund(creditRequest, payment.PaymentProfile.CustomerProfileId, payment.PaymentProfile.PaymentProfileId);
}
else
{
return DoStandardRefund(creditRequest);
}
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private Transaction DoProfileRefund(RefundTransactionRequest creditRequest, string customerProfileId, string paymentProfileId)
{
Payment payment = creditRequest.Payment;
Order order = payment.Order;
User user = order.User;
Dictionary<string, string> debugReplacements = new Dictionary<string, string>();
createCustomerProfileTransactionRequest request = new createCustomerProfileTransactionRequest();
request.merchantAuthentication = GetMerchantAuth(debugReplacements);
profileTransRefundType refundTrans = new profileTransRefundType();
refundTrans.amount = creditRequest.Amount;
refundTrans.order.invoiceNumber = order.OrderNumber.ToString();
refundTrans.order.description = StringHelper.RemoveSpecialChars(order.Store.Name) + " Order #" + order.OrderNumber;
refundTrans.customerProfileId = customerProfileId;
refundTrans.customerPaymentProfileId = paymentProfileId;
request.transaction.Item = refundTrans;
string requestData = StripEmptyElements(request.Serialize(Encoding.UTF8));
if (this.UseDebugMode) this.RecordCommunication(this.Name, CommunicationDirection.Send, requestData, debugReplacements);
string responseData = SendRequestToGateway(requestData);
if (this.UseDebugMode) this.RecordCommunication(this.Name, CommunicationDirection.Receive, responseData, null);
//PROCESS RESPONSE
string responseCode = string.Empty;
string responseMessage = string.Empty;
createCustomerProfileTransactionResponse response = null;
try
{
response = createCustomerProfileTransactionResponse.Deserialize(responseData);
}
catch (InvalidOperationException exp)
{
if (IsErrorResponse(responseData, out responseCode, out responseMessage))
{
return Transaction.CreateErrorTransaction(this.PaymentGatewayId, creditRequest, responseCode, responseMessage);
}
throw exp;
}
List<messagesTypeMessage> messages = response.messages.message;
if (messages.Count > 0)
{
responseCode = messages[0].code;
responseMessage = messages[0].text;
}
if (response.messages.resultCode == messageTypeEnum.Ok)
{
//CREATE THE TRANSACTION OBJECT
Transaction transaction = new Transaction();
TransactionType transType = TransactionType.Refund;
transaction.PaymentGatewayId = this.PaymentGatewayId;
transaction.TransactionType = transType;
transaction.ResponseMessage = responseMessage;
transaction.ResponseCode = responseCode;
transaction.TransactionDate = LocaleHelper.LocalNow;
transaction.Amount = creditRequest.Amount;
transaction.RemoteIP = creditRequest.RemoteIP;
if (messages[0].code.Equals("I00001"))
{
// transaction successful
transaction.TransactionStatus = TransactionStatus.Successful;
string[] responseValues = response.directResponse.Split(",".ToCharArray());
transaction.AuthorizationCode = responseValues[4];
transaction.AVSResultCode = responseValues[5];
transaction.ProviderTransactionId = responseValues[6];
transaction.CVVResultCode = responseValues[38];
transaction.CAVResultCode = responseValues[39];
}
else
{
// transaction failed
transaction.TransactionStatus = TransactionStatus.Failed;
}
return transaction;
}
else
{
return Transaction.CreateErrorTransaction(this.PaymentGatewayId, creditRequest, responseCode, responseMessage);
}
}That might be it. I seem to recall that Authorizenet requires the last 4 digits of the credit card to process a refund. I need to do another test to see if this is the issue.Under Checkout settings we do not have Payment Storage checked. Could that be it?
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<merchantAuthentication>
<name>YourUserLogin</name>
<transactionKey>YourTranKey</transactionKey>
</merchantAuthentication>
<transaction>
<profileTransRefund>
<amount>10.95</amount>
<tax>
<amount>1.00</amount>
<name>WA state sales tax</name>
<description>Washington state sales tax</description>
</tax>
<shipping>
<amount>2.00</amount>
<name>ground based shipping</name>
<description>Ground based 5 to 10 day shipping</description>
</shipping>
<lineItems>
<itemId>ITEM00001</itemId>
<name>name of item sold</name>
<description>Description of item sold</description>
<quantity>1</quantity>
<unitPrice>6.95</unitPrice>
<taxable>true</taxable>
</lineItems>
<lineItems>
<itemId>ITEM00002</itemId>
<name>name of other item sold</name>
<description>Description of other item sold</description>
<quantity>1</quantity>
<unitPrice>1.00</unitPrice>
<taxable>true</taxable>
</lineItems>
<customerProfileId>10000</customerProfileId>
<customerPaymentProfileId>20000</customerPaymentProfileId>
<customerShippingAddressId>30000</customerShippingAddressId>
<creditCardNumberMasked>XXXX1111</creditCardNumberMasked>
<order>
<invoiceNumber>INV000001</invoiceNumber>
<description>description of transaction</description>
<purchaseOrderNumber>PONUM000001</purchaseOrderNumber>
</order>
<transId>40000</transId>
</profileTransRefund>
</transaction>
<extraOptions><![CDATA[]]></extraOptions>
</createCustomerProfileTransactionRequest>
Xsd2Code is a Visual Studio extension. The version number is not for the document but the tool that generated the document. It seems like machine that was used to generate file was using an old version of extension apart from this generate file itself is latest.mbartens wrote:I'm working on upgrading my site and I just noticed something that could be related...
AbleCommerceGold-GoldR11-b8643-SRC.zip\IntegratedProviders\AuthorizeNetCIM\AnetApiSchema.designer.cs
// Generated by Xsd2Code. Version 3.4.0.37595
UpgradeGold-R11b8643-R11SR1b8858-SRC.zip\IntegratedProviders\AuthorizeNetCIM\AnetApiSchema.designer.cs
// Generated by Xsd2Code. Version 3.4.0.32989
Shouldn't the version numbers be increasing with each release? Which file am I supposed to use for R11SR1b8858?
I wanted to share with you some information that might help you understand how refunds work. With the Anet CIM gateway, a user has an option to store his/her payment information. When this happens, the credit card is ONLY stored with Authorize.net. Performing a refund in this case should not require that the card number and expiration date be entered. This is a bug and we'll be providing a fix for you soon.Update: We are still trying to figure this out. It's not just the Anet CIM gateway. I'm also having trouble getting a refund for std. Authorize.net and Chase Paymentech. We're trying to identify the code that might have changed.
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.comif (_PaymentProvider != null && _PaymentProvider.RefundRequiresAccountData)
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if (_PaymentProvider != null &&
(_PaymentProvider.RefundRequiresAccountData || (_PaymentProvider.Name == "Authorize.NET CIM" && _Payment.PaymentProfile == null )))
When you say user, do you mean the person who manages the store?Katie wrote:
I wanted to share with you some information that might help you understand how refunds work. With the Anet CIM gateway, a user has an option to store his/her payment information. When this happens, the credit card is ONLY stored with Authorize.net. Performing a refund in this case should not require that the card number and expiration date be entered. This is a bug and we'll be providing a fix for you soon.
Our goal is to not store CC info on our servers (PCI concerns) yet still be able to process refunds through the cart admin. Is this not possible?Katie wrote: Now, there are cases when you want to enable credit card storage. If you want to perform post-order processing (eg. Refunds) then you need to have that credit card available. This is true of most gateways, but each might be slightly different in what information they require.
So, even if you are using Authorize.net CIM, there is the case where a customer chooses not to store their credit card information. In which case, you would not be able to perform a refund through AbleCommerce unless you contacted the customer directly or enabled payment storage. Keep in mind though, that the credit card information is encrypted in the database as long as you have set an encryption key.
Hope this helps,
Katie