Database and WeriSign Payment quandry

[Bill Dross]

I have a somewhat simple form on a web page (.asp) that captures name,
credit card number, expiration date (and other info as necessary).

My problem is this...if I create the form and want the results sent to a
database--the confirmation page appears and I can't submit the credit card
information to VeriSign Payment Services as all the information is not on
the page.

If I submit the information to VeriSign, I lose all the information and
nothing goes into the database.

Anyone know how to work around this?

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Bill

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You would have to forgo using the FP database component and write a custom ASP/VBScript to process
the form.

Have you considered a shopping cart application that support the VeriSign Payment Process?

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[MD Websunlimited]

Hi Bill,

You'll need an ASP | PHP | CGI page to handle the interface with Verisign. Take a look at http://www.candypress.com for a low cost
store that can help you do what you wish.

 

[Clark]

Are you using Verisign as a third party payment service? If so, why
would you even want to keep / be responsible for a database of credit
card numbers? Why not set things up so your clients interact with
Verisign themselves to make payment? I am not familiar with Verisign
payment services, but I do know that when using Paypal, it is easy to
put a link on your site that would let the client pay thru Paypal and
you get a notice of payment. I dont know if this makes sense for you or
not --

 

[Bill Dross]

Thanks for all the help... I did find a work-a-round...
After the data was submitted...and placed in the database, I used the
confirmation page as another form...and they have to enter and in some cases
re-enter some of the information, and when that is submitted, it goes
directly to VeriSign for credit card processing..

Appreciate the quick and accurate responses!

Bill