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    %begin_authorizationerror% caused by??

    Anyone have experience with this error token? My payment module keeps tripping this but I have no idea why?

    %begin_authorizationerror%
    <TR>
    <TD><FONT COLOR = "red"><B>Red</B></FONT> = Authorization
    Error</TD>
    </TR>
    %end_authorizationerror%

    -Brandon

    #2
    Probably because you're not passing a value that is set to be required.

    Check your Customer Fields for what you have set as required vs. optional and see if your template is passing all the needed info.

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      #3
      It is occuring on the OPAY screen after the customer enters name, credit card and expiry information. Would this mean it's the payment module error, or another error on the page?

      -Brandon

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        #4
        It means that a field being required by the payment module is not being passed.

        What payment method are you using?

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          #5
          Originally posted by be23
          Anyone have experience with this error token? My payment module keeps tripping this but I have no idea why?

          %begin_authorizationerror%
          <TR>
          <TD><FONT COLOR = "red"><B>Red</B></FONT> = Authorization
          Error</TD>
          </TR>
          %end_authorizationerror%

          -Brandon
          Whatever payment module you're using is passing the actual error. Most are explicit as to what the error is, but some are not so.
          Best,
          Pamela

          Consultant / Developer / Trainer
          Contributing Editor to Practical Ecommerce
          Author of the Official Guides for Miva Merchant
          pamelahazelton.com

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