Hi Paul, I've connected up a client to Barclays EPDQ via ColdFusion. If this is any help, here is the code:
<!--- set your variables to send to Barclays example figures have been put in here - change them to your own values - PaulM ---> <!--- the total amount of the order ---> <cfparam name="mysite.orderamount" type="numeric" default="0"> <cfset variables.total = "#mysite.orderamount#"> <!--- your own unique order ID for this order, if not provided Barclays will send you back its own unique order ID ---> <cfset variables.oid = "22"> <!--- Type of transaction, standard value is "Auth", check the documents for the others ---> <cfset variables.chargetype = "Auth"> <!--- the password you created in the Barclays ePDQ front end ---> <cfset variables.password = "myPassword"> <!--- the currency code, set to 826 for pounds sterling ---> <cfset variables.currencycode = "826"> <!--- your clientID, given by Barclays at setup ---> <cfset variables.clientid = "123456"> <!--- this is the main form for the page ---> <FORM ACTION="https://secure2.epdq.co.uk/cgi-bin/CcxBarclaysEpdq.e"; METHOD="post"> <CFHTTP METHOD="POST" URL="http://secure2.epdq.co.uk/cgi-bin/CcxBarclaysEpdqEncTool.e";> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FormField" NAME="total" VALUE="#variables.total#"> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FormField" NAME="oid" VALUE="#variables.oid#"> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FormField" NAME="chargetype" VALUE="#variables.chargetype#"> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FormField" NAME="password" VALUE="#variables.password#"> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FormField" NAME="currencycode" VALUE="#variables.currencycode#"> <CFHTTPPARAM TYPE="FormField" NAME="clientid" VALUE="#variables.clientid#"> </CFHTTP> <CFOUTPUT> #cfhttp.filecontent# </CFOUTPUT> <!--- start of optional fields - if you want to collect billing and delivery information to pre-fill the Barclays windows, add in the following input variables - these are NOT required, just optional. I've sent these to the page via a form called myform ---> <input type="hidden" name="baddr1" value="#myform.addressfield1#"> <!--- billing fields options are baddr1, baddr2, baddr3, bcity, bcountyprovince, bcountry, bpostalcode, bstate, btelephonenumber ---> <!--- devliery fields options are saddr1, saddr2, saddr3, scity, scountyprovince, scountry, spostalcode, sstate, stelephonenumber ---> <!--- there is also the option for the email field ---> <input type="hidden" name="email" value="#myform.emailfield#"> <!--- end of additional optional fields ---> </FORM> Once submitted, the form will send the user to Barclays page. If an error is found, make sure you told the Barclays ePDQ front end the precise url you are sending from e.g. if the page above is called transaction.cfm this is what you must add to the ePDQ front end (found at https://secure2.epdq.co.uk/cgi-bin/ClearCommerce_Engine/#your-account-number#) Also, make sure that there is the relevant security on the directory that this file sits in (basic authentication). Not the best thing to do to your directory, but required for this function nonetheless. Once the Barclays pages are filled out by the user they will be sent back to your transaction.cfm page. At the same time, the order information will be send to the page you specified in the ePDQ front end (the return URL). On this page you can pick up the information as follows: <!--- I'm creating a log file per order, so creating a unique log file per order The information is sent back from Barclays as form variables, so form.oid is whatever orderID was sent through by the first form, or if one wasn't sent through, it is a unique ID generated by Barclays for you - PaulM ---> <cfset variables.logID = #form.oid#> <!--- set the location of your log file directory ---> <cfset variables.mylogfile = "d:\wwwroot\{your site}\log\orderlog#variables.logID#.txt"> <cfheader name="Content-Type" value="text/html"> <cfset x = GetHttpRequestData()> <cfoutput> <cffile action="WRITE" file="#variables.mylogfile#" output="LOG FILE FOR ORDER #variables.logID#" addnewline="Yes"> <cffile action="APPEND" file="#variables.mylogfile#" output="ORDER CREATED: #x.method#, Status: #form.transactionstatus#, OrderID: #form.oid#, Total: #form.total#, Datetime: #form.datetime#, Client ID: #form.clientid#" addnewline="Yes"> <!--- at this point you will probably want to put the order into a database or some other order display method, so just use normal form.whatever to input or display it ---> </cfoutput> I hope this works for you. If I've made any mistakes or typos above, I apologise! Good luck. Paul M ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most important and dramatic release to date Get the Free Trial http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;203748912;27390454;j Archive: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/message.cfm/messageid:310945 Subscription: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Talk/subscribe.cfm Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=89.70.4
