I have product designer software in my website that currently allows customers to design a product and get a live price. The software has the ability to send a message to the parent of an iframe where the information can be processed as I like. I want this information to be sent to my sagepay, worldpay or stripe payment gateway to give the customers the ability of purchasing the product.
Does anyone have any idea how to achieve this or even where to start!
Thanks in advance
Dan
Most payment gateways allow somehow to send the details of the purchased products details via API when processing the payment.
For SagePay (if you mean the one which currently is labeled as Opayo by Elavon) you may use the detailed basket via XML or CSV. Or you may simply use the common Description field.
For Worldpay it's the instruction.narrative.line1 field from the authorization request.
And for Stripe it should be either metadata or payment_intent_data objects.
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I have an e-commerce on Wordpress where I put my products for sale through WooCommerce and a demand arose for an advantage club where, after payment was made, it would send data to an API to create an account on a platform and when is no longer paid to be deactivated by the same API. How can I do this? Is there any way?
I looked for documentation on the internet but I couldn't find much.
You can use, a hook that runs when an ordered is marked as completed:
woocommerce_order_status_completed
if that doesnt work for you, you need to check the payment gateway provider, to see what hooks they offer
I need an email to be automatically send to accounting with order details when order complete. This cannot be the same email that was send to customer on order complete as there must be Stripe fee included.
I've looked at WooCommerce e-mail hooks but I haven't found anything that would do what I want and there are tons of plugins which more or less have description that doesn't specify what I need.
My question is, does anybody have some experience with that? Can you suggest a plugin or can this be solved only with coding?
This post offer some solution but that is just forwarding a customer invoice, if I'm not wrong.
Shopify used to allow you to style the checkout process through a CSS file. However, they have now removed this option.
I've developed a Shopify App for a customer that requires that ALL customers digitally sign a form before payment. The form asks specific questions, and must be presented in a specific way, with a specific font. In their country it is illegal to sell online without sending your customers through this process. Everything is sent over TLS etc.
On the form, a customer is asked their name, delivery address, billing address, etc. The products are listed and followed by a ton of legal text.
The difficulty is, as soon as the customer goes to checkout - they are then able to change their delivery and billing address, thus rendering the form null and void.
My initial thought was to simply hide the customer billing and delivery information from the checkout using CSS. However, I'm unable to do this because Shopify no longer grant access to the style sheet.
Does anyone know of a way around this?
I am developing a website with online payment.
Payment is done using Paypal NVP Api.
There is need of a facility to store customers credit card details(not in database) once they register to Website.There onwards whenever they order these details will be fetched, Customer need not enter their card details for every order.
So is there any facility to create a profile n store credit card details of customer, as it is there for recurring payments?
This is not the idea of paypal, you are not allowed to store the customer credit cart and use them later by your self - if you do that, paypal see its and block your account in no time.
The paypal offer recurring payments, so you only need to initialize correct the paypal options and you have your solution.
Or get permission from visa, or master-cart to have the ability to keep local the credit cart informations. I must say that is very dangerous and if your system is not well protected you put your clients and your business in a big risk to lose the credit cart data and have real problems.
to store customers credit card details(not in database)
Where to you wish to store it ? in the paper :)?
Customer need not enter their card details for every order.
This is something that paypal take care of. You do not have to do something about.
You may want to check Recurly.com
they are providing support for Paypal and other gateways too. Plus great API documentation.
using it and definitely recommend it. 10 out of 10
I am willing to know how the process of sending the user account information, payment amount information as well as product/service id information to the payment gateway is conducted.
Where does the data from my last jsp page goes out there in the payment gateway?
How the transmitted information is synchronized and understood when they don't know my thing about the product/service m offering,prices and other flexibilities associated
or whether they expect me to be preparing a fully accomplished shopping cart and the finally tell them the final amount the buyer has to pay. what actually happens out there?
Most inline payment processors are willing to just take an amount. If you're sending the user to an external payment site, you'll normally have to send a cart. Each different payment processor will most likely give you a schema or webservice to use to send them a cart. The cart won't stay synchronized, just updated whenever you send that user to the payment processor.