I have integrated EventBirte Ticket widget on my site, when some one buy that ticket and make payment and confirmation URL is there that notify me that payment process done with success or or not, but think is that I need a test run with paypal sandbox, to test all my work process.
One thing more I am using EventBrite PHP API for generating Event and Ticket.
Any one have an idea please let me know.
You can test your code without generating any fees by setting up an event with free tickets.
Eventbrite is always free to use whenever your tickets are free.
You should be able to use the Eventbrite API payment_update method, or the web-based event administration interface to configure your paypal email address (or a paypal sandbox email address).
I would refer to this question for help with post-purchase notification hooks:
Are there any callbacks available in the eventbrite api?
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I am working on an e-commerce site which allows user to purchase a product in 3 monthly instalments. Previously I was using Stripe payment gateway for instalments. I was using Stripe webhooks to update my system after instalments gets paid.
Now I have to achieve the same thing using Moneris(Canada) payment gateway. There are official libraries for Java, PHP & .NET but I am using Ruby. I looked into ActiveMerchant. It allows single charge but I couldn't find anything about recurring payment support.
As far as I know there is no any webhook support but I am looking for API's which I can schedule to run to fetch data from Moneris & update my system accordingly.
I would prefer using ActiveMerchant & a bit of custom code to update my system. I am looking for a good starting point which can lead to a better solution given this scenario.
AFAIK Moneris at this time doesn't support access to reporting via API so there's no programmatic way of checking that a recurring payment was successful or not, neither through webooks or through reportings.
This answer suggests another solution...
Looking for some one who has implemented Moneris recurring payments for a website subcription
...which is basically just storing the credit cards on Moneris in exchange for a token, presumably, (what the poster refers to as "the vault") and then setting up your own scheduler to request payments as needed and getting real-time feedback on success or failure of payments.
One of my clients have a situation to pay their website user directly from platform account to user. I can do it by using their transfer payment API.
But, my client want to pay to user's email so that user can have option to perform rest of the action.
I went through their API documentation but don't see anything related to do that. Does anyone have similar experience or know anything related to do that?
Stripe's API doesn't have anything like that, but it is something you may be able to build into your application.
I think you might want to contact Stripe Support and fill them in on your use case and see if they can offer you some specific suggestions.
Is it possible to send payments via Quickbooks Online API?
We are looking to basically initiate a ACH transfer from the QBO Client's bank account to another account, not just record a transaction.
Is this possible? If so via which API / Method? I have been looking all over the QB Documentation and can't find a clear answer. Support calls say it's possible but don't give any direction where to get stated.
I have already registered as a developer, created an app and have been able to implement authorization and tokens and manipulate basic QBO Data, jsut need to figure out where or how to send payments if possible.
Is it possible to send payments via Quickbooks Online API?
No.
I made a website ASP.NET MVC which use PAYPAL to manage payments.
I want to know when the payment is received by paypal account and save the information into my database.
The situation is the following:
TWO OR MORE USERS
USER_A has product which want to sell
USER_A subscribe an account in my Website,
USER_A provides is paypal email account to my website
USER_B SEES USER_A'S PRODUCT
USER_B WANTS TO BUY IT
USER_B MAKE ORDER IT
USER_B PAY BY PayPal
to do that I have followed the instruction from here
everything works good, although there a problem,
to get the notification of payment into my website the USER_A (who receives the payment)
has to enable IPN notification into his paypal accaunt and set URL for notification.
Could be nice avoid that the user does that manual and make a automatic procedure to do that, my achievement is
USER_A SUBSCRIBES AN ACCAUNT INTO MY WEBSITE
USER_A PROVIDES HIS PAYPAL ACCOUNT
USER_A CLICK A BUTTON AND HIS PAYPAL ACCOUNT GET IPN SETTING INFORMATION BY A "PAYPAL API"
Is that possible? I spent so much hours into paypal API info websites but I haven't found anythings valuable. Is there anyone who as manage that problem?
thanks
michele
You can't update somebody's profile setting via the API, but you can include the NOTIFYURL parameter in your API request and that would simply override what is in the profile.
You could even setup a listener that you host and have your application send all the IPN's to it so that you can generate personalized email notifications, update your database, hit 3rd party web services, or anything else you might want to automate for your customers.
You could actually go ahead and give your sellers the option to setup an IPN URL that they want to use separate from what you're sending in NOTIFYURL so they can do their own processing, too. Then you would actually POST the same IPN data from your listener on to their listener. I actually wrote an article on this awhile back you might be interested in: Daisy Chaining IPNs
I have few questions on paypal's recurring payments, I went trough the paypal documentation to find some answers but, it didn't help me much.
Here are the stuffs that I need to know, hope someone can help me on these.
I'm using paypal's standard payment account. So far I managed to create recurring payments with paypal by posting NVP's to paypal from merchant website to paypal.
Now I need to show recurring payment profiles on merchant web site. So that customers can cancel, modify recurring payments from merchant website without redirecting to paypal.Is this possible?
Think I should use paypal's SOAP API for this as I can't get the job done with NVP API. So I installed active merchant as described in this post. But I always get an error
This transaction is invalid. Please
return to the recipient's website to
complete your transaction using their
regular checkout flow.
from paypal and it never send me the token back.
Also I got this on my log
Security header is not
valid
Is it because I use sandbox API credentials or is it because I can't use paypal's standard account with SOAP API?
Usually the "security header is not valid" response comes from using sandbox credentials in the live environment or vice-versa. AM will use the sandbox when your Rails app is in development mode, so be sure you are using the right set of credentials.
When I was integrating PayPal's recurring payment profiles into the SaaS Rails Kit (using ActiveMerchant) I ended up just canceling a user's current profile and creating a new one when they wanted to change their subscription.