Working With The authorize.net Server Integration Method (SIM) Payment Gateway, Part 1: Don’t Use JavaScript
JavaScript is too insecure to compute shopping cart totals. You can't rely on it when submitting payment requests to authorize.net.
Client-side scripting in general, including jQuery, AJAX and the Document Object Model, will be noted here. You might even see some knockout.js.
JavaScript is too insecure to compute shopping cart totals. You can't rely on it when submitting payment requests to authorize.net.
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