This CFC utilizes the AIM method (http://www.authorize.net/support/AIM_guide.pdf) for connecting to Authorize.net. It is not a complete Authorize.net transaction CFC (meaning it doesn't cover all interactions) rather a guide to the basic transaction (processing $$). Use the AIM Guide (http://www.authorize.net/support/AIM_guide.pdf) for more information on sending other parameters, etc.

I have used this same CFC on many high profile sites and it was revised each time. There is a fail-safe "mechanism" which keeps customers from being charged if your database save fails. If you aren't using a database, no problem (see comments on line 135.

ColdFusion 6+
Official Authorize.net Account or an Authorize.net Test Account (http://developer.authorize.net/testaccount/)

ID	ISSUE	STATUS	UPDATED
2	decoding response, consecutive delimiters	Open	06/17/10 12:08 AM
1	wrong argument reference	Open	02/04/10 1:49 PM

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