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Note for 3rd party tracking: Actual configuration supports just one 3rd party tracking Co. And some modification maybe needed to do in the code for specific trakers. Read: http://code.google.com/apis/checkout/developer/checkout_pixel_trackin... And change the code here: googlecheckout/gcheckout.php Maping works this way: $tracking_attr_types = array( 'GC_attr_type1' => '3rd_attr_name1', 'GC_attr_type2' => '3rd_attr_name2', ... ); Will be traduced to: <parameters> <url-parameter name="3rd_attr_name1" type="GC_attr_type1"/> <url-parameter name="3rd_attr_name2" type="GC_attr_type2"/> ... </parameters>
ropu
On 9/27/07, Bob Hutchinson <hu...@arwystli.net> wrote:
> perhaps (next time) you could add a demo case for third party tracking, > there > isn't one and there have been one or two people scratching their heads.
> > Ropu
> > On Sep 25, 6:26 pm, ropu <rovagn...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi all!
> > > im glad to announce the release of the PHP Sample code v1.2.5
For example, with authorize.net, all I need is curl, merchant id/key and one simple array containing (at minimum) the total, cc details and address. Even with comments, it takes less than a hundred lines of code to get a card charged, and a result back from their server saying it's approved. Flipping a test bit and using a test CC is all you need to go from production to test. It takes less than an hour to figure out how it works and to integrate it within a site.
Now with google checkout, I can send XML to the server and get a response back, but I'm still confused about how I auth. and capture a card. Isn't there a simple way of saying "here's the card, here's the cost, here's the address, please verify it, charge it, and let me know it went thru."? I can handle the rest of the logic on my own, but without knowing how to actually charge a card, I'm kinda stuck.
GC will authorize the cc autmatically, but you have to charge the order manually in the merchant center. you can set the option to charge the orders automatically: http://checkout.google.com/support/sell/bin/answer.py?answer=45987&qu... but you have to be sure the cart came from you and was not tampered in the way.
> For example, with authorize.net, all I need is curl, merchant id/key > and one simple array containing (at minimum) the total, cc details and > address. Even with comments, it takes less than a hundred lines of > code to get a card charged, and a result back from their server saying > it's approved. Flipping a test bit and using a test CC is all you need > to go from production to test. It takes less than an hour to figure > out how it works and to integrate it within a site.
> Now with google checkout, I can send XML to the server and get a > response back, but I'm still confused about how I auth. and capture a > card. Isn't there a simple way of saying "here's the card, here's the > cost, here's the address, please verify it, charge it, and let me know > it went thru."? I can handle the rest of the logic on my own, but > without knowing how to actually charge a card, I'm kinda stuck.
I am a member of the Forum and I have Google checkout implemented on our website www.redbrazil.com. We are looking for an IT person to write a short book about Google Checkout. If I can get someone to come up with the bulk of the text (even rough) text, we can edit it into a useable draft.
Editor will receive 15% of cover price on all sales plus a small advance. If anyone thinks they have what it takes to pull a book like this together (you don't have to be a professional writer) then please contact me at s...@mindspring.com or call me At 540-305-6552.
While this may not be an approved use of the forum, I have seen enough questions and anguish over Google Checkout to believe that such a book would be a real service.
Sean O'Reilly President & CEO Auriga Distribution Group Redbrazil.com ***************
[mailto:google-checkout-api-php@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of pablof Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 8:22 AM To: google-checkout-api-php@googlegroups.com Subject: [google-checkout-api-php] Re: PHP Sample code v1.2.5
GC will authorize the cc autmatically, but you have to charge the order manually in the merchant center. you can set the option to charge the orders automatically: http://checkout.google.com/support/sell/bin/answer.py?answer=45987&qu... rging&topic=&type=%20onClick= but you have to be sure the cart came from you and was not tampered in the way.
> For example, with authorize.net, all I need is curl, merchant id/key > and one simple array containing (at minimum) the total, cc details and > address. Even with comments, it takes less than a hundred lines of > code to get a card charged, and a result back from their server saying > it's approved. Flipping a test bit and using a test CC is all you need > to go from production to test. It takes less than an hour to figure > out how it works and to integrate it within a site.
> Now with google checkout, I can send XML to the server and get a > response back, but I'm still confused about how I auth. and capture a > card. Isn't there a simple way of saying "here's the card, here's the > cost, here's the address, please verify it, charge it, and let me know > it went thru."? I can handle the rest of the logic on my own, but > without knowing how to actually charge a card, I'm kinda stuck.
> I am a member of the Forum and I have Google checkout implemented on our > website www.redbrazil.com. We are looking for an IT person to write a > short > book about Google Checkout. If I can get someone to come up with the bulk > of > the text (even rough) text, we can edit it into a useable draft.
> Editor will receive 15% of cover price on all sales plus a small advance. > If > anyone thinks they have what it takes to pull a book like this together > (you > don't have to be a professional writer) then please contact me at > s...@mindspring.com or call me At 540-305-6552.
> While this may not be an approved use of the forum, I have seen enough > questions and anguish over Google Checkout to believe that such a book > would > be a real service.
> Sean O'Reilly > President & CEO > Auriga Distribution Group > Redbrazil.com > ***************
> -----Original Message----- > From: google-checkout-api-php@googlegroups.com > [mailto:google-checkout-api-php@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of pablof > Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 8:22 AM > To: google-checkout-api-php@googlegroups.com > Subject: [google-checkout-api-php] Re: PHP Sample code v1.2.5
> GC will authorize the cc autmatically, but you have to charge the > order manually in the merchant center. > you can set the option to charge the orders automatically:
> if you want everything automated you should go with the xml api. > you can use any part of the sample code you need, or implement the api > yourself, etc.
> > For example, with authorize.net, all I need is curl, merchant id/key > > and one simple array containing (at minimum) the total, cc details and > > address. Even with comments, it takes less than a hundred lines of > > code to get a card charged, and a result back from their server saying > > it's approved. Flipping a test bit and using a test CC is all you need > > to go from production to test. It takes less than an hour to figure > > out how it works and to integrate it within a site.
> > Now with google checkout, I can send XML to the server and get a > > response back, but I'm still confused about how I auth. and capture a > > card. Isn't there a simple way of saying "here's the card, here's the > > cost, here's the address, please verify it, charge it, and let me know > > it went thru."? I can handle the rest of the logic on my own, but > > without knowing how to actually charge a card, I'm kinda stuck.
