Cardholder name must include both first and last name - even i create cardholder name

[vivekmore89]

[aaronjudd]

Can you provide reaction -v output, so we know what branch you are testing and also which payment package were you testing?

[spencern]

I was able to reproduce this using Auth.net.
I had the discount codes enabled as well.

@vivekmore89 can you confirm what payment provider you saw this with?

[brent-hoover]

I'm not able to reproduce this using Auth.net and discount codes enabled.

[vivekmore89]

@aaronjudd
Node: 7.10.0
NPM: 4.2.0
Meteor Node: 4.8.2
Meteor NPM: 4.5.0
Reaction CLI: 0.9.3
Reaction: 1.2.0
Reaction branch: master

[spencern]

Got another confirmed reproduction

Steps:

1. Reset db / new Reaction instance
2. enable free shipping
3. enable discount codes
4. create new discount code "test", 10, discount, 1, 1
5. enable auth.net (test - sandbox mode)
6. from non-logged in window (~incognito) visit app
7. add product to cart.
8. proceed to checkout
9. guest mode
10. use the following for both default addresses:
    name: asdf
    address: sadf sadf
    postal: asdf
    city: sadf
    state: sadf
    country: 'American Samoa/ AS phone:1122332322`
11. proceed to payment
12. use the following for payment:
    name: asdf asdfsadf
    card: 1212121212121212
    expiry: 03/2018
    cvv: 112

Observe following server error:

WARN Reaction: Error fetching tax rate from TaxCloud: The destination zip must be 5 numbers (asdf)

I did not note any client console errors

My reaction -v

Node: 7.8.0
NPM: 5.0.1
Meteor Node: 4.8.3
Meteor NPM: 4.6.1
Reaction CLI: 0.9.3
Reaction: 1.3.0
Reaction branch: development
Docker: 17.03.1-ce

[brent-hoover]

Verified that Auth.net has regex that forces the name to start with a capital letter (but doesn't enforce that there be two names). Probably best to remove that

[hrath2015]

Paypal Flow forces 2 names:

[brent-hoover]

It actually doesn't. It enforces that it starts with a capital letter. Add a second name and it still won't work.

regEx: /[A-Z][a-zA-Z]*/

[brent-hoover]

Braintree does enforce two names (and only two)

regEx: /^\w+\s\w+$/