[ic] Using a Separate Credit Card Processor

[Sonny Cook]

If you can get a stack backrtrace, you can find out where this is called.
It's kind of a pain though, so I'll just tell you.  The payment processing
module is called from a function called Vend::Order::charge which is
called from Vend::Order::_charge.  _charge is called from the function
that parses the order profile (etc/profiles.order) when a &charge=
directive is found.  In order to enable a custom charge then, you need to
set
	 &charge=custom MY_PAYMENT_FUCNTION_NAME
in the correct order profile.  The itransact function is a good way to do
the http authorize type of thing.  It keeps control of the system in IC's
hands instead of passing flow control to the payment gateway.

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Sonny Cook 
Akopia

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On Tue, 24 Oct 2000, Tom Compton wrote:

> I want to process orders using my credit card processor, Innuity Inc.
> Innuity asks the client for the credit card number and returns a
> success or failure code and a link back to a success or failure URL.
> 
> I saw itransact code and a reference to signio. Apparently these are
> among several alternatives for doing similar links.  I think I
> understand how these scripts work.  However, I can't figure out where
> the processing of the scripts takes place.
> 
> It seems to me that the process.html page collects the data parameters
> and uses
> <FORM ACTION="[process secure=1]" METHOD=POST>
> to process them.  It would seem that this is where itransact or signio
> would be called.  I looked at the documentation for the process tag,
> but did not get any hints.
> 
> I am using interchange-4.5.7-1.rh6.i386.rpm.
> 
> Any hints anyone can give would be appreciated.
> 
> 
> Tom Compton
> 
> 
> 
> 
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