Steve Stalder
Steve Stalder
Just wanted to say I also posted this issue on the samples repository - https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sample-code-csharp/issues/99
The only way I got around this for now is to exclude the "order" in transactionRequest.
Sorry I should of also gave an example. This happens when simply trying to serialize a Session object from a controller. `return Json(session);`
I wasn't aware of the json methods you had, thank you for that. I think the converter is a good alternative in the mean time. I completely understand not 100%...
It looks like the custom converter does work, if anyone needs to go that route in the meantime.
In the .NET SDK the purchaseOrderDateUTC is a DateTime type. How are you putting a string for that value? Can this fix also be moved to the dotnet core sdk...
Unfortunately the workaround proposed doesn't appear to work. The only way I can get it to go through is to not include the "order" object.
Hey Gabriel, has there been any update on this issue? Thanks!
Thanks gnongsie! What about support for dotnet core? Would this version be stable enough to use in a production environment in your opinion?