Added currency to Transaction refund method

[silasmontgomery]

1. Added $currency param to method
2. Added withCurrency to the builder

Prior to this change was receiving error 'currency cannot be null for this transaction type' (heartland/portico).

[silasmontgomery]

Well, I definitely didn't check out the previous pull requests (#34) prior to making this one. This method of refunding is shown on "Full SDK Documentation > Credit Card" on Heartlands developer site (https://developer.heartlandpaymentsystems.com/Documentation/credit-card-payments) and is useful because you can refund from a transaction ID only. When using tokenization (not saving card data) I'm unsure of how to use $card->refund.

[hpsTony]

Hi Silas, It's usually a good idea to rely on the refund-via-transactionID method exclusively, but if you need to bake in blind refunds here's a snippet you can use: $card = new CreditCardData(); $card->token = "e9T4kb08g4dObHkZOwqs4446"; // Multi-use Token $response = $card->refund(12) ->withCurrency("USD") ->execute();

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[silasmontgomery]

Thanks, that will work when requesting/saving a multi-use token but in the case of one-time charges it would seem the transaction ID would be the only way to refund without having the actual card data, correct?