Is there anyway to have the CreditCard details entered by the customer on the BrainTree portal itself rather than that we collect the info on our site and then redirect to BrainTree?
We're working on a high-visibility e-commerce platform for a major consultancy and if this is not possible we would have to revert to some other option like Authorize.net which has a SimpleCheckout kindof option. We've researched a lot on the net but couldnt find any info relevant to this.
It would really be a shame if we need to do this, cause we have the entire application almost build and ready to be rolled out. The technology stack is Drupal/MySql. This is the only blocker posed by the stakeholders.
Can anyone please help? (Anyone from the BrainTree team please )
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I created an Here Freemium account a long time ago.
I'm using geocoding and map services.
I created some projects in the past and removed them a few months ago.
Today, I want to create new projects but I can't because :
"You've reached the limit of Freemium projects for this account.
Please visit your project page to see your existing projects.
Contact us if you need another project."
But We only have 1 active project on our account..
Here account page.
Cannot we be able to create 5 freemium project ?
We tried to contact the support but the support told us to find the answer here... Anyone can give us a clue ? :)
Thank you.
Please note that you can have one Freemium plan per account
Source: email from HERE Developer.
It seems that the HERE Developer website does not cover this question, however the limit of one Freemium plan is implied in the answer of "How do I reactivate a cancelled plan?":
You may reactivate a cancelled Freemium as long as there is no other active Freemium or Pro plan on this account.
In this case please contact selfservesupport#here.com
They can have a look at the details of your contract.
I am trying to get my head round the Hosted Fields framework of Braintree. It has been released just a few days ago and is still in beta.
I looked at the docs. I'm getting the overall idea but it would be nice to have some sort of small working example to start with. I found a github repo but the code does not seem to be working.
Google search did not deliver anything of value (just articles commenting on the idea). Can you point me to a working example (preferably one using rails) ?
I work at Braintree and was one of the developers on the Hosted Fields team. Glad to see so many people using it!
I made a GitHub repo that should answer your question. Basically, you have to set up Braintree on the server, create a client token, and then pass that client token to braintree.setup in the JavaScript.
The bulk of the Hosted Fields work happens in the "new transaction" view.
Hope this helps!
I'm working on an asp.net web application that has two types of users. Advertiser and Publisher. Both of them have credit(money) in their accounts.
I need to integrate Paypal payments so that an advertiser can add money to his balance. And also for the publisher to be able to withdraw money from his balance (money he made using the website).
I've gone through the Paypal REST and classic API's. Downloaded and browsed the .net code samples provided by Paypal themselves but I'm still having trouble deciding which SDK should I use to satisfy both scenarios with the best experience possible for the user. I'm inclined towards MassPay (in the MerchantSDK) for the withdrawals but I'm not 100% sure of this.
Any help or guidance is appreciated.
Many thanks.
The short answer is that you should use the REST SDKs if at all possible. PayPal's products are moving to that API and once everything is there, support for older SDKs will be discontinued.
I would appreciate any advice on this. I am not a developer. I am starting an online ebook business. Our backend data base runs on purely web based applications running on an SQL server 2008, .NET 4 / 64 bit environment. It contains all the stock information and pricing data. Due to the fact that we need to store 200,000 sku and rising all the stock information and pricing needs to be kept in the back end database.
Nopcommerce has been suggested as a good ecommerce database and cms system. Would it be suitable for this project? And does it have an established ability to pull data to the back end for viewing, browsing and also transfering data into the basket for customer purchases?
Thanks for your help.
As far as I know there is no out of the box support for second (backend) database. However, as you may already know, it is an open source solution and can easily be extended to support what you are asking for. You will need to hire someone who is nopCommerce savvy.
Also, nopCommerce has a support forum ... you might have better luck asking your question there as the project contributors often visit that section. Good luck!
I've been tasked with developing a website that requires a subscription fee to access certain areas of the website, to be paid quarterly. It may also be necessary to pay out to members a small amount but nothing is confirmed yet. The website will be built in ASP.Net. Does anyone know of any subscription systems I can build on top of? Preferably with a busy community.
You could try Spreedly; http://www.spreedly.com/
They have a fantastic subscription based system that's easy to modify and an API for you to introduce that functionality into any application you build. They handle all the payments and credit card bits and just fund a specified PayPal account.