This has to be one of the most irritating issues I’ve come across in some time. Using any of the Authorize.net AIM modules for osCommerce 2.2 the customer would consistently be sent back to the Payment Details page with an error: There has been an error processing your credit card It seems that many people [...]
Category Archives: PHP
Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated
I recently upgraded to PHP 5.3.0 after having some issues with FASTCGI and 5.2.x on Windows but the moment I did this I started getting numerous warnings. The one that appeared the most was: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated Apparently in PHP5 all objects are passed as reference and 5.3.0 [...]
Web data security paranoia
My recent experiences with several hacking attacks has made me think more about application and data security on the web. In today’s world nothing can be taken for granted and security should be of the highest concern, no mater how simple you think your application or trivial the data you store. Many web applications are [...]
Also posted in ColdFusion, Databases, Security Tagged ColdFusion, database, encryption, Security, SQL Server 1 Comment
Magento: Adventures in creating a custom design
Let me start off by saying, Magento is an EXTREMELY powerful and well built ecommerce platform. It contains all of the features necessary to deliver a stable and scalable solution for ecommerce (and more). That being said, I do have a few issues. So far, I find the system quite slow. Maybe it is just [...]
Also posted in Design, E-commerce, Programming Tagged Design, E-commerce, Magento, PHP, Programming, web store Leave a comment
Folder permission not inherited by uploaded file in PHP/IIS
Scenario: The web application has two components, a private upload area and a public download area. To upload a file you must be logged in via HTTP Authentication in IIS (v6 on Windows 2003). The file is uploaded to a non-web accessible uploads folder. Downloads are public and are allowed for anyone who has the [...]
