'card_types' => card_types(),
+ 'withcvv' => $conf->exists('selfservice-require_cvv'), #or enable optional cvv?
+ 'require_cvv' => $conf->exists('selfservice-require_cvv'),
+
'paytypes' => [ @FS::cust_main::paytypes ],
'paybys' => [ $conf->config('signup_server-payby') ],
or return { 'error' => "CVV2 (CVC2/CID) is three digits." };
$paycvv = $1;
}
+ } elsif ( $conf->exists('selfservice-require_cvv') ) { #and you weren't using a card on file?
+ return { 'error' => 'CVV2 is required' };
}
} else {
$svc_acct->set_password($p->{'new_password'});
$error ||= $svc_acct->replace();
+ #regular pw change in self-service should change contact pw too, otherwise its
+ #way too confusing. hell its confusing they're separate at all, but alas.
+ #need to support the "ISP provides email that's used as a contact email" case
+ #as well as we can.
+ my $contact = FS::contact->by_selfservice_email($svc_acct->email);
+ if ( $contact && $contact->custnum == $custnum ) {
+ #svc_acct was successful but this one returns an error? "shouldn't happen"
+ $error ||= $contact->change_password($p->{'new_password'});
+ }
+
my($label, $value) = $svc_acct->cust_svc->label;
return { 'error' => $error,
}
-#regular pw change in self-service should change contact pw too, otherwise its way too confusing. hell its confusing they're separate at all, but alas. need to support the "ISP provides email that's used as a contact email" case as well as we can.
# sub contact_passwd {
# my $p = shift;
# my($context, $session, $custnum) = _custoragent_session_custnum($p);