Authorize.net's API is a simple HTTPS call. You post parameters via
HTTPS, and it returns a CSV format with a variety of information.
Personally, I like working with authorize.net because it doesn't require
a CFX like Verisign and Card Services International do.
They're also very flexible.
Ge
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> transactions, then all you really have to send them is the credit card
> information/billing address and the total price right?
>- Original Message -
>From: Dick Applebaum
>To: CF-Talk
> Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 9:53 AM
>Subject: Re:
brobborb wrote:
> If you are storing all the information in the database, and you are only using the billing
> service just to verify credit card and make transactions, then all you really have to send
> them is the credit card information/billing address and the total price right?
Yes thats gen
ot;
AMT="#FORM.amount#"
NAME="#FORM.name#"
STREET="#FORM.street#"
ZIP="#FORM.zip#"
COMMENT1="#FORM.comment1#"
DESC="FORM.desc"
>
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From: brobborb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 20
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From: Dick Applebaum
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2004 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: ONLINE BILLING
Much like a db call or cfhttp request
Haven't done it in a while, but you usually have a custom tag.
You need to supply certain info and you usually get an answer back
with
Much like a db call or cfhttp request
Haven't done it in a while, but you usually have a custom tag.
You need to supply certain info and you usually get an answer back
within 30 seconds.
If you timeout, or get disconnected, retry the request -- it will:
-- tell you it's already posted,
-- pro
I have done a couple projects that used real-time credit card processing and it does work.
most of the big companies have an API that you can use to interface with the processing engine. That API will return all sorts of information, including whether or not the card was approved. Some companies ev
Generally, your online processing provider (like verisign) will
provide you with some sort of custom tag / api / etc. by which you'll
interact.
I think the most common is verisign's payFlow product - it uses a CFX
tag that you simply call then examine the results of - it passes a
query back if I r
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