Re: Talking Back With HTTPS Server

Well I'm assuming you have figured out how to get encrypted data from the server with php (there are a few ways to do that). So lets say the line looks like this: "authorized","444333","10/7/00","15:20" Which is comma deliminated and has "'s around it. // what you got from the server $line = '"authorized","444333","10/7/00","15:20"'; $line = str_replace('"','',$line); $fields = explode(',',$line); while(list(,$value) = each($fields)) { echo $value.'<br>'; } That hsould do it. If you need to get the data from the server unencrypted I would do this $line = w3m-ssl -dump https://server.com/foo.php?value=1`; --Joe On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 11:50:20AM -0000, JB wrote: > Hey, > > I working on an e-commerce project in which we are using iBill for real time credit card > processing. I know how to talk to the iBill server, it is accomplished by using SSL to send form > data (name="amount" value="35.50"). Once the info is sent posted to iBills > processing script (https://secure.ibill.com/cgi-win/ccard/tpcard.exe) the server then respondes with > something like "authorized","444333","10/7/00","15:20", and > so on and so forth. It basically responds with the either authorized or declined and information > regarding the transaction. Each piece of information is surrounded in double-quotes and is seperated > by a coma. > > So, how do I get PHP to take the information iBill sends back and do something with it? I guess > the main thing I'm unclear about is how to receive the data iBill returns, and how to split up > the string into seperate variables so I can use it. > > Thanks a bunch. --- Joe Stump PHP Programmer www.Care2.com