Credit Card Processing with Revolution |
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1. Sign up for a merchant account with e-onlinedata.com (an Authorize.net reseller). Seems any valid business will likely be accepted. This provides the processing gateway. Cost is under $100. Takes a couple of days.
2. Download the Comodo CA root certificate from here:
3. Put this certificate anywhere you like. Then in your code:
4. Here's the main code:set the sslcertificates to "the path to this certificate"
That's it! Rev takes care of all the security issues behind the scenes.on processCard local tPostData set the sslcertificates to "the path to that certificate" -- gather the minimum data requiring by Authorize.net -- very detailed information on all of this and other options -- are available in the pdf guide you get from Authorize put 1.0 into tPostData["x_cpversion"] put 2 into tPostData["x_market_type"] put 5 into tPostData["x_device_type"] put 1 into tPostData["response_format"] put totalcharge into tPostData["x_amount"] put "AUTH_CAPTURE" into tPostData["x_type"] --these next two items use your Login name and a transaction key --received from Authorize.net put the urlEncode of pLogin into tPostData["x_login"] put the urlEncode of pTranKey into tPostData["x_tran_key"] -- this next line can be done a number of different ways, -- depending on how you want to input the card data put the urlEncode of cardData into tPostData["x_track1"] -- Turn the array into a string in suitable 'query' style... combine tPostData with "&" and "=" -- Do the post... post tPostData to URL "https://cardpresent.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll" -- Get the response from Authorize put it into tResponse end processCard
Works like a charm.
Posted 2/8/2005 by Richard Miller to the Use Revolution List