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Dowload Products with WorldPay

Anyone have experience with this?

         

TimmyMagic

5:46 pm on Dec 13, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Hi,

If anyone on WW has experience with download products using WorldPay then I would appreciate some input on this matter.

I want to start adding download products to my site. The majority of customers are genuine and I want them to get the products instantly via a download link in the email confirmation. I have got a test of this working already.

However is it possible to NOT automatically process orders for customers who have a 'caution' or 'warning' sign from WorldPay. These customers
would then have to wait until the order is manually processed by us.

I've email WorldPay support but there reply (which took ages) didn't make sense. I figured people on WW would be a better bet.

Regards,

Tim

RailMan

12:17 am on Dec 14, 2005 (gmt 0)

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yes - you need to check the value of wafMerchMessage
if not waf.caution and not waf.warning then allow the download now

also test for cardholder authentication - if the cardholder has authenticated, then the cautions and warnings are (almost) irrelevant and you get protection from ("i didn't place that order") chargebacks

the value to test is called authentication and it needs to be exploded
in php:
$authArray = explode(".", $authentication)
then the value you need to check is $authArray[3]
a zero indicates the transaction was authenticated

it's all in the docs somewhere .........

TimmyMagic

9:45 am on Dec 14, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Thanks Railman.

You've been more helpful than WorldPay support, that's for sure.

Cheers,

Tim

mrnoisy

6:00 am on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I need to do a similar thing, that is automatically email a pdf as an attachment to a customer when the payment has been successfully processed.

Do you have a unique download url each time, or do you just use the same one. I'm curious how to set it up so that it is a unique url and can't be reused.

Any tips on other aspects of distributing downloadable products would be most appreciated.

RailMan

5:56 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



>>You've been more helpful than WorldPay support,
>>that's for sure

strictly speaking, worldpay are not supposed to help you write code - you are supposed to write your own code or hire a developer to do it for you - and people don't hire developers and complain when worldpay won't help for free ...............

>>Any tips on other aspects of distributing
>>downloadable products would be most appreciated.

don't - it's a higher fraud risk - distribute by post instead

Leosghost

6:39 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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You might also try a company named element5 ..they are very efficient ..

TimmyMagic

10:08 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Railman,

I wasn't asking WorldPay do write code for me. I was asking there advice on IF their system supported this. Why shouldn't I ask WorldPay a reasonable question, and after the money they make from me, why shouldn't I expect a half decent response.

Mr Noisy,

Your shopping cart system is the place where your download links will be setup. This part of it has nothing to do with WorldPay. They just process the transaction.

I use Click Cart Pro as my shopping cart and I've just tested the download facility, and it seems to work just fine. Now all i need to do is set up the system with WorldPay.

Regards,

Tim

RailMan

11:00 pm on Dec 15, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Timmy - i haven't seen the questions asked and the reply received from worldpay so can't really comment on whether or not the reply was reasonable

on a general level (with worldpay), if you ask the right questions you'll get the right answers - sometimes answers appear unreasonable because the wrong questions have been asked or the questions need not have been asked at all ........

worldpay have written (fairly big) integration guides which set out everything you'll ever need to know - it's all in the docs ............ (or without any rudeness intended, RTFM!)

TimmyMagic

12:31 pm on Dec 17, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Railman - Yes I get your point. I haven't had any problems with WorldPay in the 3 years I've been with them.

I'm not sure what RTFM - but I guess it means read the fecking manual? :)

I guess i have some reading to do.

Regards,

Tim