jmoss
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| Posted: 11/18/2002, 1:03 PM |
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In running the bookstore sample app, I can't find the VeriSign Payflow Link code. I found another similar question from January which was answered by Nicole telling the user to create one themselves by following the instructions in the tutorial. I wouldn't mind doing this but there are no instructions in the tutorial that is available on the codecharge web site. The description on the codecharge site says that this is a fully functional online store with VeriSign Payflow Link. Fully functional means fully functional with credit card, sales tax, shipping and all of the features of a traditional online store. Am I finding the wrong tutorial or maybe there is more code, or is codecharge misrepresenting the sample? I'd rather have a few good working samples than tons of mediocre documentation. This issue will affect my purchasing decision.
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xbill
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| Posted: 11/19/2002, 8:02 AM |
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The step by step example for verisign payflow
link was provided for the Code Charge
product- not the newer CCS studio version.
To get access to the verisign payflow tutorial for CC- use
this URL:
http://support.codecharge.com/tutorials.asp?product_id=1
This is one of several things that have not been
"forward ported" from the CC version into the newer
studio version. (among other things like the gotocode site,
other samples, etc)
Note: the exact steps and details have not been provided for CCS.
It is possible to do the integration using a similiar approach in CCS.
You can manually convert the design in the document to use the updated
features in the CCS product.
Ideally - down the road the document would be updated by Codecharge
to reflect the changes in the CCS product.
-bill
-bill
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choikyow@yahoo.com
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| Posted: 04/07/2003, 6:11 PM |
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http://download2.codecharge.com/support/Credit_Card_Ver...df?product_id=1
If anyone has been able to integrate using the JSP which the document doesn't describe, please let me know; would it be possible to post the source code for PrepareCheckOut page then it would be wonderful.
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