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For example, when requesting a form token with getHostedPaymentPageRequest, I know which user is trying to make a payment, but when a webhook hits my endpoint, I do not receive the token which was used for redirect. Is it a limitation of redirect method or am I doing something wrong?
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โ09-15-2019 01:15 PM
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This is a very common thing that Accept Hosted integrations need, and it is a long solved problem. You pass an internal order reference number in your API call under invoice number. Then when the webhook comes, you extract the transaction Id and use it to pull the invoice number from a getTransactionDetails method call (see the sample code in API transaction reporting section for this method call definition). You then update the order by tying it to the invoice number.
โ09-15-2019 04:51 PM
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This is a very common thing that Accept Hosted integrations need, and it is a long solved problem. You pass an internal order reference number in your API call under invoice number. Then when the webhook comes, you extract the transaction Id and use it to pull the invoice number from a getTransactionDetails method call (see the sample code in API transaction reporting section for this method call definition). You then update the order by tying it to the invoice number.
โ09-15-2019 04:51 PM
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โ09-23-2019 03:38 AM