Re: Simple ecommerce -- not exactly CF but may be relevant

2008-12-02 Thread Don L
Yeah, I know bank would validate a credit card, thanks though, Wil. Don The company that you will be using to validate and process the card will take care of telling you if the card is accepted or rejected and then you code your user response accordingly. You usually have a large number of

Re: Simple ecommerce -- not exactly CF but may be relevant

2008-12-02 Thread Casey Dougall
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 12:50 AM, Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: About a few weeks ago I asked a question related to cc processing, silly me, I forgot the CFform family's CFinput has an attribute of cc validation, so, say, 85% customers provide good card and up front say something like if your

Re: Simple ecommerce -- not exactly CF but may be relevant

2008-12-02 Thread Don L
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 12:50 AM, Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ... Don Chunshen Li You should do an authorization for an amount. This puts a hold for that amount on the customers credit card but in the end, you know the card is legit. Just passing check sum's on credit cards is not

Simple ecommerce -- not exactly CF but may be relevant

2008-12-01 Thread Don L
About a few weeks ago I asked a question related to cc processing, silly me, I forgot the CFform family's CFinput has an attribute of cc validation, so, say, 85% customers provide good card and up front say something like if your card is rejected (you shall bear bank fee). Ok this is the first

Re: Simple ecommerce -- not exactly CF but may be relevant

2008-12-01 Thread Wil Genovese
The company that you will be using to validate and process the card will take care of telling you if the card is accepted or rejected and then you code your user response accordingly. You usually have a large number of setup options that lets you set how much info you want to collect for