php and Worldpay account type setup.

[Richard Brooks]

Is anyone using a payment routine withing their own php site ?

I'd assume a MySql database is needed to remember days paid for and a
date/time counter against cost per day but are there more specific
details that one can learn before paying for an account ?

I've tried emailing WorldPay for more specific details so that I can get
my routines such as redirections worked out properly but they don't seem
to reply and their tutorials are none too helpful, programmaticall y.

Thanks,


Richard Brooks.

[Chris Hope]

Re: php and Worldpay account type setup.

Richard Brooks wrote:
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> Is anyone using a payment routine withing their own php site ?[/color]

Yes.
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> I'd assume a MySql database is needed to remember days paid for and a
> date/time counter against cost per day but are there more specific
> details that one can learn before paying for an account ?[/color]

Days paid for? Cost per day?
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> I've tried emailing WorldPay for more specific details so that I can
> get my routines such as redirections worked out properly but they
> don't seem to reply and their tutorials are none too helpful,
> programmaticall y.[/color]

The WorldPay documentation is excellent and covers, among other stuff,
how to redirect or post to their payment pages, how to handle callbacks
so your local script can do whatever it needs to to process the order
at your end.

Here's the main support site:

http://support.worldpay.com/

And this is the online documentation for integration:

http://support.worldpay.com/kb/integration_guides/junior/integration/help/whnjs.htm

I have a couple of PDFs which also cover this stuff and they'll be on
that site somewhere as well.

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[Richard Brooks]

Re: php and Worldpay account type setup.

Chris Hope wrote:[color=blue]
> Richard Brooks wrote:
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>>Is anyone using a payment routine withing their own php site ?[/color]
>
>
> Yes.
>
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>>I'd assume a MySql database is needed to remember days paid for and a
>>date/time counter against cost per day but are there more specific
>>details that one can learn before paying for an account ?[/color]
>
>
> Days paid for? Cost per day?
>
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>>I've tried emailing WorldPay for more specific details so that I can
>>get my routines such as redirections worked out properly but they
>>don't seem to reply and their tutorials are none too helpful,
>>programmatica lly.[/color]
>
>
> The WorldPay documentation is excellent and covers, among other stuff,
> how to redirect or post to their payment pages, how to handle callbacks
> so your local script can do whatever it needs to to process the order
> at your end.[/color]

I must have been looking in the wrong area as all I found was some bumph
on them assigning you your own unique ID number and nothing relative to
the actual concepts of patching any required jumps, etc.

Thanks Chris!
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> Here's the main support site:
> http://support.worldpay.com/
>
> And this is the online documentation for integration:
> http://support.worldpay.com/kb/integ...help/whnjs.htm
>
> I have a couple of PDFs which also cover this stuff and they'll be on
> that site somewhere as well.
>[/color]