Integrating your website with the checkout
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Absolute Beginners - Getting Started
We have put together some information to help beginners get an idea on what Html is, and how easy it is for a first time user to get the concept on how it
all works. We do not promise that you will become an expert quickly, however in regards to setting up your payments through the Patrasys System, you will
get the hang of it within 20 minutes. We have setup an html creator that will allow you to present your orders for payment and send your customers back to
a page you designate on your website.
What is an HTML File?
Below we have put together two methods which you can use to send your request to the check out page. The first method is the get method, and the
second the post method. We have tried to explain as much as we can on this page, and believe that you will be able to get this completed successfully in
no time at all. If you need any further support, please email us at support@patrasys.com
We have put together some information to help beginners get an idea on what Html is, and how easy it is for a first time user to get the concept on how it
all works. We do not promise that you will become an expert quickly, however in regards to setting up your payments through the Patrasys System, you will
get the hang of it within 20 minutes. We have setup an html creator that will allow you to present your orders for payment and send your customers back to
a page you designate on your website.
What is an HTML File?
- HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language which basically means a system of linked text.
- An HTML file is a text file containing small markup tags
- The markup tags tell the Web browser how to display the page
- An HTML file must have an htm or html file extension
- An HTML file can be created using a simple text editor
Below we have put together two methods which you can use to send your request to the check out page. The first method is the get method, and the
second the post method. We have tried to explain as much as we can on this page, and believe that you will be able to get this completed successfully in
no time at all. If you need any further support, please email us at support@patrasys.com
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GOING LIVE
All new accounts are set on a Test status until fully activated. You can make as many test transactions as you like, however please note that we
delete all test transactions after 2 weeks to keep the transactional data clean. Once the testing is complete, you will then need to go live. In order
to go live, you need to log into your account, and go to the activation page.
All new accounts are set on a Test status until fully activated. You can make as many test transactions as you like, however please note that we
delete all test transactions after 2 weeks to keep the transactional data clean. Once the testing is complete, you will then need to go live. In order
to go live, you need to log into your account, and go to the activation page.
The HTML POST method
POST is the preferred method for sending lengthy form data. When a form is submitted POST the user does not see the form data that was sent. For
example, this is the link form uses POST to submit information to the server:
GBP £ Sales <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="https://patrasys-retail.com/15/patraserve.php">
USD $ Sales <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="https://patrasys-retail.com/USD/">
POST is the preferred method for sending lengthy form data. When a form is submitted POST the user does not see the form data that was sent. For
example, this is the link form uses POST to submit information to the server:
GBP £ Sales <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="https://patrasys-retail.com/15/patraserve.php">
USD $ Sales <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="https://patrasys-retail.com/USD/">
Mandatory Form Data
In order to send information to our servers via the POST method, you will need to include several field names to the form: The following field names are
mandatory:
In order to send information to our servers via the POST method, you will need to include several field names to the form: The following field names are
mandatory:
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Optional Form Data
Below are the optional fields you can send with your payment. The advantage to this is that the client will not have to enter their details twice, if they are
being transferred from a shopping cart. Their details will already have been filled out on the payments form, and all they will have to do is confirm and
pay for their order. It is therefore highly advisable to include these fields along with the mandatory fields if sending the customer to the payment page
from an external application or shopping cart:
Below are the optional fields you can send with your payment. The advantage to this is that the client will not have to enter their details twice, if they are
being transferred from a shopping cart. Their details will already have been filled out on the payments form, and all they will have to do is confirm and
pay for their order. It is therefore highly advisable to include these fields along with the mandatory fields if sending the customer to the payment page
from an external application or shopping cart:
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The request parameters sent back to your website with the callback / returnlink are as follows: You can then use these fields to update your order
information database appropriately.
information database appropriately.
Sending a request to the checkout via the HTML POST Method
Information returned to your callback URL (Also known as Return link)
Below are integration documents
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Click here to download the Checkout Integration document
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Site Logos to display on your site (Right click and save as...)
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To download an image to your computer, just right mouse click over your chosen logo, then select 'save image as' (Netscape) or 'save picture as'
(Internet Explorer) and save to your local folder. You can click on the image on your computer to view the card logos in isolation. Our selling regulations
state that you should display the Patrasys card logos at the point of entry to your shop so that shoppers are aware of the payment instruments you
accept. In the context of online trading this is a useful way to assure your shoppers that your business is effectively endorsed by Patrasys and that they
can shop safely.
(Internet Explorer) and save to your local folder. You can click on the image on your computer to view the card logos in isolation. Our selling regulations
state that you should display the Patrasys card logos at the point of entry to your shop so that shoppers are aware of the payment instruments you
accept. In the context of online trading this is a useful way to assure your shoppers that your business is effectively endorsed by Patrasys and that they
can shop safely.