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GoEMerchant.com Gateway Class
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    2004-01-12

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    This class allows you to submit Credit Card transactions to the merchant provider GoEmerchant.com. It requires Curl. There is a debug feature you can turn on that will allow you to test it as you code without needing to send a request to their server.

    By : sleighboy

    <?php
    /* Author: Daniel Anderson */
    /* http://www.dattrix.com/ */
    /* GoEMerchant.com Gateway PHP Class*/
    /* Requires: CURL */

    class GoEmerchant {

    /* Specify your username and password */
    var $merchant = "USERNAME";
    var $password = "PASSWORD";

    /* You can set this to 1, and it will not send the transaction. It will just return whatever you specify for debug_return */
    var $debug = 0;
    var $debug_return = 0;

    /* An array that stores the last data sent to the class */
    var $recent_transaction = array("success"=>"","authcode"=>"","authresponse"=>"","avs_code"=>"","orderid_given"=>"","orderid_returned"=>"","total"=>"","cardname"=>"","cardnum1"=>"","cardnum2"=>"","cardnum3"=>"","cardnum4"=>"","cardexpm"=>"","cardexpy"=>"","cvv2"=>"","nameoncard"=>"","cardstreet"=>"","cardcity"=>"","cardstate"=>"","cardzip"=>"","cardcountry"=>"");

    /* Will be 1 if Curl is available */
    var $curl_available;

    /* Array that will store errors */
    var $error;

    /* This function runs automatically upon object creation to determine if Curl is available*/
    function GoEmerchant(){
    if(extension_loaded("curl"))
    $this->curl_available = 1;
    else
    $this->curl_available = 0;
    }

    /* This does the processing, the $orderid argument is your own order ID number, everything else should be pretty self-explanatory , default Country is US*/
    function process_credit_card($orderid,$total,$cardnum1,$cardnum2,$cardnum3,$cardnum4,$cardexpm,$cardexpy,$cvv2,$nameoncard,$cardstreet,$cardcity,$cardstate,$cardzip,$cardcountry = "US"){

    /* If you set debug to 1, it skips any real processing and just returns what you told it to return */
    if($this->debug == 0){
    /* Make sure all arguments are passed to function */
    if($cardcountry != "US")
    $num_args = 15;
    else
    $num_args = 14;

    if(func_num_args() == $num_args){
    /*Auto-Correct Total Field*/
    $total = str_replace("\$","",str_replace(",","",$total));


    /*Check argument data types*/
    $cc_string = $cardnum1 . $cardnum2 . $cardnum3 . $cardnum4;
    if(!is_numeric($cc_string)){
    $this->error[] = "Invalid Credit Card Number Format";
    }
    unset($cc_string);

    if(strlen($cardexpm) != 2){
    $this->error[] = "Invalid Credit Card Expiry Month Format";
    }

    if(strlen($cardexpy) != 2){
    $this->error[] = "Invalid Credit Card Expiry Year Format";
    }

    if(strlen($cardstate) != 2){
    $this->error[] = "Invalid Credit Card State Format";
    }

    if(strlen($cardcountry) != 2){
    $this->error[] = "Invalid Credit Card Country Format";
    }

    /* Determine Card Type*/
    switch (substr($cardnum1,0,1)) {
    default:
    $this->error[] = "Invalid/Unknown Card Type";
    break;

    case 3 :
    $card_type = "Amex";
    break;

    case 4 :
    $card_type = "Visa";
    break;

    case 5 :
    $card_type = "MasterCard";
    break;

    case 6 :
    $card_type = "Discover";
    break;
    }

    /* Run error checks based on card type */
    switch($card_type){
    case 'Amex':
    if(strlen($cvv2) != 4)
    $this->error[] = "American Express Requires Four-Digit CVV2 Code";

    if(strlen($cardnum4) != 3)
    $this->error[] = "Invalid American Express Card Number";
    break;

    case 'MasterCard':
    if(strlen($cvv2) != 3)
    $this->error[] = "MasterCard Requires Three-Digit CVV2 Code";
    break;

    case 'Visa':
    if(strlen($cvv2) != 3)
    $this->error[] = "Visa Requires Three-Digit CVV2 Code";
    break;

    case 'Discover':
    if(strlen($cvv2) != 3)
    $this->error[] = "Discover Requires Three-Digit CVV2 Code";
    break;
    }


    if(count($this->error) == 0){
    $this->recent_transaction["orderid_given"] = $orderid;
    $this->recent_transaction["total"] = $total;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardname"] = $card_type;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardnum1"] = $cardnum1;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardnum2"] = $cardnum2;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardnum3"] = $cardnum3;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardnum4"] = $cardnum4;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardexpm"] = $cardexpm;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardexpy"] = $cardexpy;
    $this->recent_transaction["cvv2"] = $cvv2;
    $this->recent_transaction["nameoncard"] = $nameoncard;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardstreet"] = $cardstreet;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardcity"] = $cardcity;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardstate"] = $cardstate;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardzip"] = $cardzip;
    $this->recent_transaction["cardcountry"] = $cardcountry;

    $csess = curl_init();

    curl_setopt ($csess, CURLOPT_URL, "https://www.goemerchant7.com/cgi-bin/gateway/gateway.cgi");
    curl_setopt ($csess, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
    curl_setopt ($csess, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);
    curl_setopt ($csess, CURLOPT_POST, 1);
    curl_setopt ($csess, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, "merchant=" . $this->merchant . "&password=" . $this->password . "&operation_type=auth&orderid=" . urlencode($orderid) . "&total=" . number_format($total,2,'.','') . "&cardname=" . $card_type . "&cardnum1=" . $cardnum1 ."&cardnum2=" . $cardnum2 ."&cardnum3=" . $cardnum3 ."&cardnum4=" . $cardnum4 ."&cardexpm=" . $cardexpm . "&cardexpy=" . $cardexpy . "&CVV2=" . $cvv2 . "&nameoncard=" . urlencode($nameoncard) . "&cardstreet=" . urlencode($cardstreet) . "&cardcity=" . urlencode($cardcity) . "&cardstate=" . urlencode($cardstate) . "&cardzip=" . $cardzip . "&cardcountry=" . urlencode($cardcountry) . "");

    $returned = curl_exec ($csess);

    if(curl_errno($csess) == 0){
    $get_status = explode("|",$returned);
    $this->recent_transaction["success"] = $get_status[0];
    $this->recent_transaction["authcode"] = $get_status[1];
    $this->recent_transaction["authresponse"] = trim(strip_tags($get_status[2]));
    $this->recent_transaction["avs_code"] = $get_status[3];
    $this->recent_transaction["orderid_returned"] = $get_status[4];

    if($this->recent_transaction["success"] == 1)
    return true;
    else
    return false;

    }else{
    $this->error[] = "Error Contacting CC Authorization Server";
    return false;
    }

    curl_close ($csess);
    }
    }else{
    $this->error[] = "Function process_credit_card Missing argument(s)";
    return false;
    }

    }else{
    /* If debugging was toggled, then do as it was instructed to do */
    if($this->debug_return == 0){
    $this->recent_transaction["success"] = 0;
    $this->recent_transaction["authcode"] = "";
    $this->recent_transaction["authresponse"] = "Developer Debugging Forces Decline";
    $this->recent_transaction["avs_code"] = 0;
    $this->recent_transaction["orderid_returned"] = $orderid;
    return false;
    }else{
    $this->recent_transaction["success"] = 1;
    $this->recent_transaction["authcode"] = "ASDFG12345";
    $this->recent_transaction["authresponse"] = "Developer Debugging Forces Accept";
    $this->recent_transaction["avs_code"] = 1;
    $this->recent_transaction["orderid_returned"] = $orderid;
    return true;
    }
    }
    }

    }


    ?>
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