Re: Credit Card transactions
| From: | Glenda R. Snodgrass | Date: | Thu, 27 Jul 2000 19:41:26 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Credit Card transactions | ||
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> > Authorize.net seems to be the easiest to integrate right into your
> > PHP-based shopping cart, as you can do a simple post to a page on their
> > site, or post the data and get a return value that you can then parse with
> > PHP to complete the order. I think it's also the cheapest.
>
> This is true, however, to make a secure connection one typically needs to
> use a third party application like cURL. Essentially this is what Signio's
> pfpro client does for you.
I'm not familiar with cURL and haven't actually set up my authorize.net
processing yet, but I have read their Developers Guide and didn't see any
mention of third-party software such as cURL, only SSL to do a secure HTTP
form POST to their gateway server, which does a secure POST back with
accept/reject info on the transaction. What am I missing?
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