Information for a new PSP

[stonda]

Hi
I am adding a new PSP on my website (Receive and Pay). I need to get information at the end of the checkout to send them to this system. On a previous PSP we got the following information :SALUTATION : , NAME : , JOBTITLE : , COMPANY : , ADDRESS1 : , ADDRESS2 : , ADDRESS3 : , ADDRESS4 : , INVOICEPOSTCODE : , COUNTRY : , PHONE : , FAX : , EMAIL : , MOVINGCHECKSTATUS :
Now I need to get the card content, and I don't see where and how I can get them ?
Is there someone to help me to find where are the informations needed, specifically what are the name of this varaibles and how i can get them
Thanks

[stonda]

Hi Any information ? Is there somebody to help me ?
Thanks
Didier

[guccij]

If it is a PSP, where customers make the purchase directly on the internet, then surely it's unlikely you would ever have access to the card details?Unless I'm completely misunderstanding something here?

[stonda]

Perhaps my explanation is not good : ofr this paiement system I need to send to the bank some information form the client such as SALUTATION, NAME, JOBTITLE, COMPANY, ADDRESS1, ADDRESS2, ADDRESS3, ADDRESS4, INVOICEPOSTCODE, COUNTRY, PHONE. I can get at the end of the checkout from the os000001.pl.
But I also need to get all the basket content (sorry I write card instead of basket, my english is often bad !) : code, product name, price etc.
I would like to find a way to get these informations. perhaps only the name of these variables and where they are (os000001.pl ?)
Thanks

[stonda]

What I would need actually is the ability to fetch cart and user information on my payment page (redirected from the last actinic payment page). We have checked POST variables and only the following customer related variables are available, what method should I use to fetch mor order related variables (product list, delivery adresse, for instance)

[RuralWeb]

Dont you need a psp integration kit from Actinic to do all this??

[stonda]

Thank you Malcolm for you help.
I don't think that I need a psp integration kit. We already did the same job for another psp, 2 years ago. On this previous one we only need the name, order number and amount. We created a php request between the la checkout page and the bank website on which we can collect the information. For example :
FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="/citelis/requete.php">
<font color="#666666" size="2" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"> <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="ORDERNUMBER" VALUE="INT18798">
<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="CURRENCY" VALUE="EUR">
<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="AMOUNT" VALUE="17356">
<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="SALUTATION" VALUE="Mr.">
<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="NAME" VALUE="Duguest Didier"> ....
.....
</TABLE>
</FORM>
On the new one i also need the basket content, means all product bought by the client with code, designation and price.
On the last checkout page I get this information in the os000001.pl for example for an order for code B822, Steeve Davis cue :
<table width="365" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" class="panrow">
<tr>
<td width="65" align = "left"><span style='color: #a1312c;'>B822</span> </td>
<td width="245" align="left"><span style='color: #666666;'>Queue Replica Steeve Davis</span>
</td>
<td width="60" align="right"><span style='color: #666666;'>1</span>
</td></tr>
</table>
So my problem is only to find a way to collect this information at the last of the chekout and send them to the bank site. On the precedent psp we know the variable name that we must collect : ordernumber, currency, amount etc. Here I don't know what name for these variables ?
Hope it is clear
Thanks

[TraceyG]

Hi,

The cart details are not usually passed across to the PSP's. Because of this there are no variables for the cart contents in the checkout. This information is stored in the online session file and the OrderScript perl file (os000001.pl) extracts it via code such as:

       @Response = $::Session->GetCartObject();
        if ($Response[0] != $::SUCCESS)                                 
                {
                return (@Response);     # error so return empty string
                }
        my $pCartObject = $Response[2];
        my $pCartList = $pCartObject->GetCartList();

CartList should contain the info that you need.

[stonda]

Thanks Tracey. I will test and let you know.