> Somebody knows how can I create or find an ASP code for automated access > control using e-gold shopping cart interface with real time payment > verification.
First, you will need to be able to create the MD5 hash to verify that payment notification really did come from e-gold. Ideally, you would want to use a COM object to do this heavy math (compiled C++ code crunches numbers a lot faster than scripted ASP code). However, there are solutions that will allow you to create the MD5 hash without pestering your hosting provider. Check out: http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=2366 They have created a ASP MD5 hash function that you can include in any file that needs it. Remember though, this is a much slower solution. If you are expecting heavy traffic, seriously consider getting a COM object to do the heavy math. ''''''''''''''''''' 'Begin Sample Code ''''''''''''''''''' < ! --#include file="md5.asp"-- > ' Use of this software is done so at your own risk. The code is supplied as ' is without warranty or guarantee of any kind. ' ' AltPassphrase - MD5 hash of the AlternatePassphrase ' (replace this with your hashed AlternatePassphrase) ' Handshake - the MD5 hash created locally ' Request.Form(xxx) - the values sent to you (supposedly) by the e-gold server ' Request.Form("V2_HASH") - the MD5 hash sent with the values Dim AltPassphrase, handshake AltPassphrase="ABCDEF1234567890ABCDEF1234567890"; handshake=UCase(md5(Request.Form("PAYMENT_ID")&":"&_ Request.Form("PAYEE_ACCOUNT")&":"&Request.Form("PAYMENT_AMOUNT")&":"&_ Request.Form("PAYMENT_UNITS")&":"&Request.Form("PAYMENT_METAL_ID")&":"&_ Request.Form("PAYMENT_BATCH_NUM")&":"&Request.Form("PAYER_ACCOUNT")&":"&_ AltPassphrase&":"&Request.Form("ACTUAL_PAYMENT_OUNCES")&":"&_ Request.Form("USD_PER_OUNCE")&":"&Request.Form("FEEWEIGHT")&":"&_ Request.Form("TIMESTAMPGMT")) if handshake=Request.Form("V2_HASH") then 'Do Stuff end if ''''''''''''''''' 'End Sample Code ''''''''''''''''' The address of this script goes in the STATUS_URL field, and a 'thank you'/recipt/'waiting for confirmation' page goes in the PAYMENT_URL field. The 'Do Stuff' could include setting a session variable. On the thank you page, there could be a link to the product's page, and that page would check for the session variable. Hope this helps. Remember - The code is supplied as is without warranty or guarantee of any kind. I am at no liability if this does not work for you or disrupts your service. Viking Coder ____________ http://www.two-cents-worth.com/?VikingCoder --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-tech as: archive@jab.org To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
