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Hi Joe,

The plugin is very much being supported.

Thanks.
Mohsin

Hi Aravind,

The Authorize.Net plugin does not generate or determine order numbers. The order ID is created even before the payment gateway class method to process payments is invoked, and when that happens WooCommerce passes to it the order ID as one of the parameters. Can you send a list of plugins active on the site?

Hi there. The plugin runs on AIM.

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out. I have replied to your email. Since this forum is only meant for the support for the free edition, I am closing the topic.

Mohsin

This should be resolved now.

Apologies for the confusion. The plugin does not use Accept.js and the information has been updated on the webpage now.

Sorry for the delay. You should find the authorized only transactions under the “Unsettled Transactions” list.

Perhaps, this is because you are using a checkout built using WooCommerce blocks, which is in a early stage in terms of gateway integration. The last time I checked, except Stripe and PayPal, none of the gateway plugins, including the ones made by WooCommerce themselves support the block based checkout page. Switching to a normal checkout should make Authorize.Net work again.

Hi there,

Thanks for reporting the issue. We are looking into it and will try to provide a fix via a new release soon.

Hi there,

The plugin does not do that natively, however it offers a filter hook called wc_authnet_request_args which can be used to modify the request parameters and code in the transaction type depending on the product on the order.

This functionality pertains to the premium plan (Enterprise) of the plugin. Resolved via email support request.

This functionality pertains to the premium plan (Enterprise) of the plugin. Resolved via email.

It is AIM.

Regards,
Mohsin

Resolved via email support query.

Hi @jjcarlson,

Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, our plugin is not compatible with SUMO Subscriptions.