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--B_3448572106_38591814-- Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:Thanks Mike, I'd be r=eally interested in what this notified page lookslike in WebDNA =since the only documentation I'm seeing is for PHP, ASP andother=s.On 4/11/13 11:23 PM, "Michael Davis" <admin@network13.net> wrote:Eddie,<=span class=3D"Apple-tab-span" style=3D"white-space:pre">You're almost th=ere. The next step is to enable IPN on your PayPalacc=ount (it's a setting in your PayPal acct. panel). IPN allows you =tocreate a page on your site that PayPal will "notify" when the =payment hasbeen processed. This notification contains= the original payment'sinvoice identifier, so if you have an inv=oice number that also identifiesthe customer via a lookup, you'r=e golden. I have a pile of code I cangive you that w=orks well with IPN if you need more help.= MikeOn Apr 11, 2013, at 9:02 PM, Eddie Z <eddie@thinksite.com> wrote:=Thanks for the f=eedback everyone. Considering we only accept paymentsforseveral months a year, I guess it doesn't make a lot of sense to leave Paypal, but I need to figure out a better process.The way I have it now:A team fills out a form and I writ=e all of their info to a db and sendthem to a payment page that =figures out how much they owe + has a linktomake the= payment on Paypal. They are sent to Paypal with a variable that=gets passed through the process. Once the payment is made people areasked to click on a button to return to my site, which also p=asses thevariableback and lets me know the transacti=on is completed. Many people skipthisstep so I'm stu=ck trying to compare my Paypal payments to teams in mydatabase.<=/div>I'm interested in Terry's statement: (they do a silen=t return just likeauthorize.net). I'm about to Google it, but if= you have details I'd loveto hear about it. It may solve some is=sues for me.Eddie= On 4/11/13 7:44 PM, "Terry Wilson" <=terry@terryfic.com> wrote:I concur with Stuart, but I'm going to also chec=k out this site. I'lldefinitely read the fine print on it. But r=eally, for a one-off,yeah, just stick with PayPal. I know what y=ou mean about peoplebailing, but at least you know when it happe=ns, and can write code toonly complete the transaction when PayP=al gives you the high sign(they do a silent return just like aut=horize.net). It's very easy toimplement a paypal form and a page= to receive their confirmation.I use this on Whoscom=ing.com and if someone bails, their record isintact, but it show=s as payment pending. Collect payment at the door.I =just finished my annual business overview and now more than ever=before, it's time to scrap my merchant account/authorize.net. I havea Square account for random sales in person, PayPal for eBay and Etsy (who now also runs cards under their own name), and a host of oldfashioned clients who pay by check. The misc charges imposed by my=processor just don't make sense for the small volume of cards I =run.Plus small people like me get slapped with a monthly complia=nce feenow. There are many, many more choices available now than= when I gotinto this nearly 20 yrs ago.T=erryI=f I was setting up payment processing on a site now, I would look= seriously at <http://stripe.co=m>stripe.comIt looks dead simple to implement= (though I haven't done it).- BrianOn Apr 11, 2013, at 4:12 PM, Stuart TremainEddieAfter many yea=rs of many different payment gateways and all thefuss that goes =on in the administrative area of merchant account,fees etc, set =up etc, for a one-off event that you are talkingabout I would st=ick with the PayPal.Going through a payment gateway =you will need a bank account with amerchant facility, here in Au=stralia that can cost $35 a month, thelist goes on.<=/div>On 12/04/2013, at 3:57 AM, Eddie Z<<=;mailto:eddie@th=inksite.com>eddie@thinksite.com> wrote: I have built 100s of forms, but =I have never linked one to amerchant account before, so I'm look=ing for some help/direction.I have a form built for =a sporting event where teams register andthen once their data is= collected, it sends them to Paypal to makea payment. The main i=ssue I have with this method is that oftentimes teams will enter= their info, get to the payment page atPaypal and then bail, whi=ch leaves me with an unfinishedregistration. I'm interested in s=kipping Paypal and doing it allright on my site, but I don't kno=w what I all need to do.I know I will need a SSL cer=tificate, and to use<http://authorize.net/>Authorize.net or someone similar to li=nk tomy merchant, but I don't know if there's anything special I= needto do in the code. Ideally, I would need there to be some s=ort ofconfirmation from <http://authorize.net/>authorize.net that the=payment was successful before allowing the registrant to have ac=ompleted transaction.I honestly don't know how much =work is involved here. If it's adecent amount, I'd be willing to= purchase someone's payment pagecode to save me time.=Let me know if anyone could help or has advice,Than=ks,Eddie--------------------------------------------=------------- Thismessage is sent to you because you are subscri=bed to the mailinglist . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives:/tBug Reporting: <mailto:support@webdna.us>support@w=ebdna.us---------------=------------------------------------------ Thismessage is sent t=o you because you are subscribed to the mailinglist . To unsubsc=ribe, E-mail to: archives: --------------------------------------------------------- Thi=smessage is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailin=glist . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives:http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@=webdna.us Bug Reporting:--Terry Wilson | terry@terryfic.co=m | http://terryfic.comhttp://WhosComing.com - a simplified, affor=dable online reservationsystemiStockPhoto portfolio =-------------------------------------------------------------------=--------Attitude is the only difference between orde=al and adventure.-----------------------------------------------=----------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed= tothe mailing list <talk@web=dna.us>.To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@webdna.us>Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us-----=----------------------------------------------------This message= is sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list &l=t;talk@webdna.us>.To unsu=bscribe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@web=dna.us>Bug Rep=orting: support@webdna.us---------------------------------------------------=------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to<=/div>the mailing list <talk@webdna.=us>.To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@webdna.us>Bug Reporting: sup=port@webdna.us---------=------------------------------------------------This message is =sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list <talk@webdna.us>.To unsubscr=ibe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@webdna.=us>Bug Reporti=ng: support@webdna.us-----------------------------------------------------=----This message is sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list <talk@webdna.us>.Bug Reporting: support@we=bdna.us
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--B_3448572106_38591814-- Eddie ZThanks Mike, I'd be r=eally interested in what this notified page lookslike in WebDNA =since the only documentation I'm seeing is for PHP, ASP andother=s.On 4/11/13 11:23 PM, "Michael Davis" <admin@network13.net> wrote:Eddie,<=span class=3D"Apple-tab-span" style=3D"white-space:pre">You're almost th=ere. The next step is to enable IPN on your PayPalacc=ount (it's a setting in your PayPal acct. panel). IPN allows you =tocreate a page on your site that PayPal will "notify" when the =payment hasbeen processed. This notification contains= the original payment'sinvoice identifier, so if you have an inv=oice number that also identifiesthe customer via a lookup, you'r=e golden. I have a pile of code I cangive you that w=orks well with IPN if you need more help.= MikeOn Apr 11, 2013, at 9:02 PM, Eddie Z <eddie@thinksite.com> wrote:=Thanks for the f=eedback everyone. Considering we only accept paymentsforseveral months a year, I guess it doesn't make a lot of sense to leave Paypal, but I need to figure out a better process.The way I have it now:A team fills out a form and I writ=e all of their info to a db and sendthem to a payment page that =figures out how much they owe + has a linktomake the= payment on Paypal. They are sent to Paypal with a variable that=gets passed through the process. Once the payment is made people areasked to click on a button to return to my site, which also p=asses thevariableback and lets me know the transacti=on is completed. Many people skipthisstep so I'm stu=ck trying to compare my Paypal payments to teams in mydatabase.<=/div>I'm interested in Terry's statement: (they do a silen=t return just likeauthorize.net). I'm about to Google it, but if= you have details I'd loveto hear about it. It may solve some is=sues for me.Eddie= On 4/11/13 7:44 PM, "Terry Wilson" <=terry@terryfic.com> wrote:I concur with Stuart, but I'm going to also chec=k out this site. I'lldefinitely read the fine print on it. But r=eally, for a one-off,yeah, just stick with PayPal. I know what y=ou mean about peoplebailing, but at least you know when it happe=ns, and can write code toonly complete the transaction when PayP=al gives you the high sign(they do a silent return just like aut=horize.net). It's very easy toimplement a paypal form and a page= to receive their confirmation.I use this on Whoscom=ing.com and if someone bails, their record isintact, but it show=s as payment pending. Collect payment at the door.I =just finished my annual business overview and now more than ever=before, it's time to scrap my merchant account/authorize.net. I havea Square account for random sales in person, PayPal for eBay and Etsy (who now also runs cards under their own name), and a host of oldfashioned clients who pay by check. The misc charges imposed by my=processor just don't make sense for the small volume of cards I =run.Plus small people like me get slapped with a monthly complia=nce feenow. There are many, many more choices available now than= when I gotinto this nearly 20 yrs ago.T=erryI=f I was setting up payment processing on a site now, I would look= seriously at <http://stripe.co=m>stripe.comIt looks dead simple to implement= (though I haven't done it).- BrianOn Apr 11, 2013, at 4:12 PM, Stuart TremainEddieAfter many yea=rs of many different payment gateways and all thefuss that goes =on in the administrative area of merchant account,fees etc, set =up etc, for a one-off event that you are talkingabout I would st=ick with the PayPal.Going through a payment gateway =you will need a bank account with amerchant facility, here in Au=stralia that can cost $35 a month, thelist goes on.<=/div>On 12/04/2013, at 3:57 AM, Eddie Z<<=;mailto:eddie@th=inksite.com>eddie@thinksite.com> wrote: I have built 100s of forms, but =I have never linked one to amerchant account before, so I'm look=ing for some help/direction.I have a form built for =a sporting event where teams register andthen once their data is= collected, it sends them to Paypal to makea payment. The main i=ssue I have with this method is that oftentimes teams will enter= their info, get to the payment page atPaypal and then bail, whi=ch leaves me with an unfinishedregistration. I'm interested in s=kipping Paypal and doing it allright on my site, but I don't kno=w what I all need to do.I know I will need a SSL cer=tificate, and to use<http://authorize.net/>Authorize.net or someone similar to li=nk tomy merchant, but I don't know if there's anything special I= needto do in the code. Ideally, I would need there to be some s=ort ofconfirmation from <http://authorize.net/>authorize.net that the=payment was successful before allowing the registrant to have ac=ompleted transaction.I honestly don't know how much =work is involved here. If it's adecent amount, I'd be willing to= purchase someone's payment pagecode to save me time.=Let me know if anyone could help or has advice,Than=ks,Eddie--------------------------------------------=------------- Thismessage is sent to you because you are subscri=bed to the mailinglist . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives:/tBug Reporting: <mailto:support@webdna.us>support@w=ebdna.us---------------=------------------------------------------ Thismessage is sent t=o you because you are subscribed to the mailinglist . To unsubsc=ribe, E-mail to: archives: --------------------------------------------------------- Thi=smessage is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailin=glist . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives:http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@=webdna.us Bug Reporting:--Terry Wilson | terry@terryfic.co=m | http://terryfic.comhttp://WhosComing.com - a simplified, affor=dable online reservationsystemiStockPhoto portfolio =-------------------------------------------------------------------=--------Attitude is the only difference between orde=al and adventure.-----------------------------------------------=----------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed= tothe mailing list <talk@web=dna.us>.To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@webdna.us>Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us-----=----------------------------------------------------This message= is sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list &l=t;talk@webdna.us>.To unsu=bscribe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@web=dna.us>Bug Rep=orting: support@webdna.us---------------------------------------------------=------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to<=/div>the mailing list <talk@webdna.=us>.To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@webdna.us>Bug Reporting: sup=port@webdna.us---------=------------------------------------------------This message is =sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list <talk@webdna.us>.To unsubscr=ibe, E-mail to: <talk-leave@webdna.=us>Bug Reporti=ng: support@webdna.us-----------------------------------------------------=----This message is sent to you because you are subscribed tothe mailing list <talk@webdna.us>.Bug Reporting: support@we=bdna.us
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