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Updating shopping cart merchant gateway info

Explorer ,
Jul 09, 2014 Jul 09, 2014

I have been recently approached by a client that has an older site that was originally created on the ColdFusion platform, where the shopping cart merchant gateway has changed to a new provider and their merchant account credentials must be changed to continue taking orders. The original site developer is no longer available and I have been approached to make the update. I work with other Adobe Applications but am not too familiar with CF. Can anyone suggest where in the system I could change the merchant payment gateway credentials?

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Guide ,
Jul 09, 2014 Jul 09, 2014

chuckstefen,

There is little way of knowing for sure without seeing code for the entire site, which is not really possible via forum posts.  Depending on how the site was architected, the credentials could be stored anywhere in the code files (and possibly in multiple places).  However, since ColdFusion code is generally stored in "plain text" files, you can use any text file search tools to look for instances of the old credentials (maybe a user name or such).  That will at least get you started, and help determine if the credentials are stored in only one place in the code (ideally) or multiple places (not great, but still workable).

-Carl V.

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Jul 09, 2014 Jul 09, 2014

Chuck (and Carl), I've moved this discussion out of the CF Builder forum. As you may know, Chuck, CF Builder is Adobe's editing environment for CF. Your question is about the language, CFML, as such the CFBuilder forum is not the right place for the discussion. It's a frequent mistake, and no harm done. But I've moved this discussion to the "getting started" forum for CF, since that seems a better place. You may also get different folks responding who watch that forum and not the other. Hope that's helpful.


/Charlie (troubleshooter, carehart. org)
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Guide ,
Jul 09, 2014 Jul 09, 2014

Thanks Charlie.  I thought the same thing, but don't have the ability to move discussions.

-Carl V.

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Jul 09, 2014 Jul 09, 2014
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Sure, no problem.

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