Hi,
I'm pretty sure this question has been answered but neither I or the authorize.net support person I talked to could find this.
I'm new to this process - but do know some scripting etc.
Using the Direct Post Quick Start link on website - I followed the steps, got the test login information and created the direct_post.php file which works perfectly.
It looks like 2 things can be passed to the direct_post.php file - amount and invoice number.
Where are the instructions for passing these variables from my shopping cart to the direct_post.php file?
Is it a GET or RETRIEVE php command? What is the syntax (it looks different than the SIM or AIM methods so I can't assume)
How do I pass the amount value to the direct_post.php file?
How do I alter the direct_post.php file to recieve this amount variable?
All I need is a few lines of code examples - the "from".php example to the direct_post.php example with the amount variable instead of "5.99" like it is in this example.
Every thing else on my site is done - so probably I will never need to pass anything but those 2 variables plus any processing messages which I see has a working example (with variables not hard coded!!!!) that I can use so I just need to know how to pass and recieve the amount and the invoice number..
I also suggested to the person I talked to at authorize.net to let the developers know that after the Direct Post Quick Start Demo is working - there are no additional instructions for the immediate next step - the manual assumes you have taken those next steps already as far as I can tell - so I suggested to her that maybe development should create maybe even a short file called Next Steps - at the bottom of the demo page that shows the simple variable passing etc.
Sorry if this question has been answered - I just couldn't find it anywhere :)
Thanks,
Tanya Thompson
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12-18-2012 08:54 AM
Found it -
http://developer.authorize.net/downloads/
Under Sample Application - then uncomment the section to test the DPM. Tried it and works perfectly - now I can see how the variables are passed perfectly!!!
Thought I would post this for all the other DPM newbies out there!
Tanya
12-20-2012 11:40 AM
Found it -
http://developer.authorize.net/downloads/
Under Sample Application - then uncomment the section to test the DPM. Tried it and works perfectly - now I can see how the variables are passed perfectly!!!
Thought I would post this for all the other DPM newbies out there!
Tanya
12-20-2012 11:40 AM