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BBS Netaxept Payment Module 1.0
BBS Netaxept Payment Module is based on the new URL API developed by BBS AS.
More information can be found on http://www.netaxept.no
In order to use this module you need a test account. To get one, contact the sales department at Netaxept.
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- Added more backoffice logging to transactions.
- Added a new order status telling if the order is canceled or user aborted.
- Added database fields to support comming recurring functions.
- Changed from REST to now using WebServices in the communication.
(PS: removed temp files in this package that came in the first upload of 1.1.0 WS)
- Added more backoffice logging to transactions.
- Added a new order status telling if the order is canceled or user aborted.
- Added database fields to support comming recurring functions.
- Changed from REST to now using WebServices in the communication.
- Minor bugfix when sending data to BBS Netaxept
- Added backoffice information in order, with BBS TransactionID (saved and shown) and BBS ePayTransactionString (just saved) with logging of the payment process.
- Added email confirmation to the customer when a payment is processed OK. Option to turn on/off in osCommerce Backoffice on the payment module.
BBS Netaxept Payment Module is based on the new URL API developed by BBS AS.
More information can be found on http://www.netaxept.no
In order to use this module you need a test account. To get one, contact the sales department at Netaxept.
- Added urlencoding on some parameters.
BBS Netaxept Payment Module is based on the new URL API developed by BBS AS.
More information can be found on http://www.netaxept.no
In order to use this module you need a test account. To get one, contact the sales department at Netaxept.
BBS Netaxept Payment Module is based on the new URL API developed by BBS AS.
More information can be found on http://www.netaxept.no
In order to use this module you need a test account. To get one, contact the sales department at Netaxept.
Note: Contributions are used at own risk.