I've started using Billing Orchard for recurring billing. It has an API and
also a new feature called Checkout Pages where you can setup recurring billing
(with a post back call on success). Both are easy to code.
I used PayQuake.com for the merchant account/Authorize.net reseller. They have
This week I uploaded my cfc for dealing with Authorize.Net's recurring
billing API.
http://AuthorizeNetRecurring.riaforge.org/
-Ryan
Josh Nathanson wrote:
Authorize.net.
There are several tags for it.
Are there tags for recurring billing, or just the regular one-time
This week I uploaded my cfc for dealing with Authorize.Net's recurring
billing API.
http://AuthorizeNetRecurring.riaforge.org/
Crap, I just finished my CFC last week but hadn't posted it yet...
I had an issue where the Authnet service returns three junk characters at
the beginning of the
I know the Authorize.net API for recurring billing just debuted a couple of
months ago (they were horribly slow in putting it together), so I'd be
surprised if someone's already whipped up a CFC / UDF for it...if there is
one, give us a link!
Glad to hear they finally implemented something.
I have to second Payflow Pro ... I opted for that over Authorize.net because it
supports payment history, allowing users to do an inquiry via the API and get a
query set back with all the payments they made. In my research I never saw that
Authorize allowed that and it was a sticking point for
I have to second Payflow Pro ... I opted for that over Authorize.net
because it supports payment history, allowing
users to do an inquiry via the API and get a query set back with all the
payments they made. In my research I never
saw that Authorize allowed that and it was a sticking point for
Josh Nathanson wrote:
This week I uploaded my cfc for dealing with Authorize.Net's recurring
billing API.
http://AuthorizeNetRecurring.riaforge.org/
Crap, I just finished my CFC last week but hadn't posted it yet...
I had an issue where the Authnet service returns three junk
Authorize.net.
There are several tags for it.
Whats the easiest gateway to deal with (as in program a solution
for... preferably something with a tag already developed) with respect
to setting up recurring payments? Ideally it would support monthly
and weekly open-ended. It would also have to
forever-long TODO list.
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Bobby Hartsfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 3:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Easy-to-develop recurring billing?
Ive only used payflowpro and verisign
Ive only used payflowpro and verisign for this. It was
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Bobby Hartsfield
http://acoderslife.com
-Original Message-
From: Matt Robertson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 1:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Easy-to-develop recurring
On 6/27/07, Irvin Gomez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Authorize.net.
There are several tags for it.
Actually thats not correct unless I have been unable to find something
that is hiding.
Single billings are typically managed thru Auth.net's AIM interface.
And for that there are indeed several tags
Authorize.net.
There are several tags for it.
Problem is, you have to manually set recurring billing up through your merchant
area, there is no API to do it. There are really two ways to do recurring
billing through the application, use a gateway that supports it through an API
(PaymentOnline
Authorize.net.
There are several tags for it.
Are there tags for recurring billing, or just the regular one-time
authorization?
I know the Authorize.net API for recurring billing just debuted a couple of
months ago (they were horribly slow in putting it together), so I'd be
surprised if
pretty easy
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Bobby Hartsfield
http://acoderslife.com
-Original Message-
From: Bobby Hartsfield [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 4:59 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Easy-to-develop recurring billing?
Ive only used payflowpro
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