1 click checkout

[webyourbusiness]

John,

we knocked up the authorize net one in a matter of minutes from code supplied to us by Authorize.net - but we had to speak to TWO different people in authorize.net support before getting through to someone that understood their hashing issues, then we had a zip file with an example page in about 5 minutes and it was working within the hour on our server and about 3 clients who needed it too...

Call Protx and ask if they have any integration code examples for php (or ASP if your server requires that).

I'd be willing to code up a php protx version if you get the sample code sent to me - then make it available back through this forum...

As I said, we mainly use these as virtual terminals without login for clients to process phone orders - it saves having to login - so staff can also be given the relevant URL to process payments, without having access to voids, refunds and reporting that is often available on the merchant account backend...

regards

Greg Hewitt-Long

[jxm28788]

This will then take you straight to checkout after adding to cart.

I hope this helps

ye-hah. yup that works a treat. Just one thing... there is the situation that could arise where if the user presses the 'back' button to re-read something on the home page then presses 'order now' again to get back to the checkout they would then have 2 items in the basket and no way to remove... (I noticed this while testing as I ended up with a basket full of stuff as it was keeping the basket contents between uploads!)

I realise this is the whole point of having the basket stage, but I still want to skip it as the majority of customers will gain by having one less step (one less step they can drop out of), but I still have flexibility for those that faff about (or press refresh in the wrong place or click the button twice by accident or because nothing seems to be happening (see other thread)).

So, I intend to rename the 'cancel' button as 'clear basket and return to homepage' (or words to that effect), but do you have the code that would empty the basket and return to the homepage...?

[webyourbusiness]

it should do this if you have you cart in "quantity in shopping cart mode" - see http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=13007 - of course, you've been messing about in the perl... things might be different now... I never tested TraceyG's code as I wouldn't use a cart for a single product situation.

[jxm28788]

it should do this if you have you cart in "quantity in shopping cart mode" - see http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=13007 - of course, you've been messing about in the perl... things might be different now... I never tested TraceyG's code as I wouldn't use a cart for a single product situation.

I am in that mode and the only change is the one above, but cancel doesn't empty the basket...