User guide

AShop V User Guide176

AVS Address Verification System

AVS is supported by most US credit cards and is not supported by non-US banks. As with the security

code check, it may work for you or not depending on where your customers are located. For merchants

who ship goods mostly within the US, the Address Verification System is a must have. Even within the

US, there will be a small percentage AVS declines due to non-supporting banks and trouble with PO box

addresses. In these cases, the offline credit card processing payment option may be used as an

alternative.

Authorize.Net AVS Settings

Under Security, click Address Verification System (AVS)

Here are recommended settings for US merchants who ship hard goods within the US. If you find that a

high number of legitimate orders are declined for AVS, look at the decline code to evaluate if the system

needs to be changed.

2.28.3.5 Images Broken On Payment Confirmation Page

Everything works fine, but your image links are broken in the payment confirmation (thank you) page.

(The page that follows successful payment through a secure gateway connection.)

All payment gateways that AShop integrates to provide a secure (SSL or https:// ) connection and a

payment form to collect sensitive information. After payment is received, many payment gateways keep

the customer on their secure connection and display your thank you text (set in payment options) within

their confirmation page. The AShop content is actually nested within a payment gateway page.

The default logo that is set in Shop Parameters is a relative link and will not appear within the payment

gateway page. The HTML template, delivery.html must be used if your logo or other images are to

appear within the payment confirmation page. All links within delivery.html must be absolute URL's.

Examples:

Relative URL: images/logo.gif

Absolute URL: http://www.yourdomain.com/ashop/images/logo.gif

When using non-secure links as shown in the above example, a warning message may appear before