[Danielo]

I want to incorporate an order fulfilment process into a clients site. I know about some popular common gateways like paypal, plug n play, authorize.net etc. But these don't seem to offer solutions.
The software/script should, on completing the cart order, "securely" email to client file(s) or links with payment credentials that include
1. pay to bank details /swift code and
2 -Authority form for client to complete card info and sign to authorize credit card charge. Client then use Card is charged or swift transfer is confirmed and order released.

A ready made solution is sought but a secure script usable over secure transaction is an alternative am seeking.

Thanks,

[Danielo]

Anybody with some knowledge of payment gateways? Help will be appreciated!

[rallport]

Shock horror, but you'll need to actually code something yourself here

For example, I tend to use Sage Pay direct a lot. They give you a semi decent starting point in their integration kits as you can see the flow and how everything works. However, if you want extra functionality you'll need to extend the code. For instance, updating stock levels after a successful order or allowing for products attributes will be common practice.

In your case, simply sending another email would be easy, you just need to be able to follow your checkout processing code.

Sometimes, you need to take a step back, stop Googling for naff ready made scripts and write something yourself, to suit your own needs.

/rant

[Danielo]

rallport, on 29 November 2011 - 09:14 AM, said:

Shock horror, but you'll need to actually code something yourself here

For example, I tend to use Sage Pay direct a lot. They give you a semi decent starting point in their integration kits as you can see the flow and how everything works. However, if you want extra functionality you'll need to extend the code. For instance, updating stock levels after a successful order or allowing for products attributes will be common practice.

In your case, simply sending another email would be easy, you just need to be able to follow your checkout processing code.

Sometimes, you need to take a step back, stop Googling for naff ready made scripts and write something yourself, to suit your own needs.

/rant

Thanks rallport,
I avoid as much as possible not to try re-inventing the wheel but agree with you, there are many times you need to stop googling and do your own. You also learn better that way. I have started working on it. I will use a working code and tweak it to do what I want - send secure document within the shopping cart framework.

[rallport]

Danielo, on 02 December 2011 - 01:20 PM, said:

Thanks rallport,
I avoid as much as possible not to try re-inventing the wheel but agree with you, there are many times you need to stop googling and do your own. You also learn better that way. I have started working on it. I will use a working code and tweak it to do what I want - send secure document within the shopping cart framework.

Sorry, I came across quite harsh there Sometimes you need to to accept a plugin for your required functionality doesn't exist and writing your own is sometimes the only option