how to integrate RedDot payment in Asp.net MVC ?
is there any tutorial for this?
i found to integrate with PHP CMS such as Magento and PrestaShop. but i want to integreate with Asp.net . and if you have sample then it will be best for me
The reddot tag is mainly used for the Open Text WSM (formerly RedDot CMS) so this might not help you. Have you asked Red Dot Payment directly? They seem to offer some plugins (http://www.reddotpayment.com/implementation-support/integration-shopping-cart) but no public API doc.
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I'm trying to build a search for my asp mvc website. I've checked out Lucene.net but it searches a database for text and as far as I can tell it does not crawl a site to get the URL's. Can anyone point me in the right direction to accomplish this? I've been searching the net for some examples but am having a hard time finding what i need. I've used sphider for php sites but can't find anything comparable for asp mvc.
Simple but effective if you don't want to invest in creating your own search:
http://www.google.com/enterprise/search/products_gss.html
You can also try our product 'SearchUnit', there's a free community edition and a paid edition. There's an MVC specific getting started guide here https://keyoti.com/products/search/dotNetWeb/tutorials/setup-MVC-search-engine/
I am looking for a charity template to help my friend to make a website for a non-profit organization.
But I don't know how to program in PHP, I already know ASP.Net MVC 3 and C#.
I found out a nice template: http://osc4.template-help.com/wordpress_30418/
but is just for wordpress, does anybody know if is possible to adapt it to use with ASP.Net MVC, or Orchard?
Best regards,
Tito
It would require a lot of work. You should be able to strip away the php and fill in the appropriate Orchard code. Your first goal could be to do remove the PHP. Then mock in the HTML to get it to look right then change it to use Razor. The top is flash.
Does anyone have any example code for integrating with WorldPay using MVC3? Specifically posting the XML order to WorldPay. I have googled all the way but couldnt find the relevant information .
WorldPay uses a pretty simple REST API. Their developer documentation, which I think contains C# examples, should be all you need.
MVC doesn't change how you'd interact with them. The code would be the same with a Silverlight or Windows Forms application.
There are many solutions/products that PayPal provides for websites to integrate with PayPal payment. I would like to know what's the simplest or easiest solution to integrate PayPal into ASP.NET MVC web applications. Which solution I should use? It would be helpful if someone who had the done this before can share his or her experience. Thanks.
Recently I implemented a PayPal 'Buy Now' button in a ASP.NET MVC Razor view. In the end the button is just a HTML form that is posted to the PayPal website. However, it took me some time to find out which hidden form fields were required, and which optional fields I could also use to further configure the payment process. I have published my experiences on my blog: http://buildingwebapps.blogspot.com/2012/01/single-item-paypal-buttons-and.html. There you will also find the source code for an MVC Html helper method that makes rendering single-item PayPal buttons less work.
Integrating PayPal with MVC is not your issue. Integrating your ecommerce checkout process is the hard part. PayPal has a very nice pre-packaged assembly you just need to reference and your basically done.
My main point is that your technology stack isn't what you should be focusing on here. Instead learn the PayPal API and how it fits into your existing codebase.
Does anyone can give any sample on using the paypal express payment feature with asp.net mvc2?
thanks
You can find sample code here, PayPal integration sample code
I know this is an old question but for anyone else looking for an express checkout implementation using ASP.NET MVC and wants sample code that isn't Java or PHP (eg C#) you can use this;
https://bitbucket.org/jhelmink/paypalexpresscheckoutmvc
Disclaimer: I wrote it.