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luc,
maybe something is going on with caching on your clients
machine - since the URL for that second spend will be
identical to the first time it was performed, possibly
the client win98/ie is not really doing a post?
if that is the problem, you could try getting around it
by adding either a garbage random parameter to the list of
fields submitted, or use the PAYMENT_ID input field to
associate a different key/reference number either entered by
your client for each payment, or generated by your application.
possibly another way is to use the:
INTERNET_FLAG_NO_CACHE_WRITE
on the HttpOpenRequest call.
just a guess on the cache thing - don't know of anything on the
e-gold side that checks for "exact matches on spends" to deny them.
let us know what turns up.
jay w.
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Luc Van den Borre wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Well, my customer is adamant that there is indeed a problem.
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