Guest Posted November 12, 2005 Share Posted November 12, 2005 Hi there, I was wondering if someone could help me with a couple of quick questions that I have regarding payment options for customers. Currently I have an osCommerce store set up and combined with PostNuke. The user only has to login once and they are automatically logged in to both sides of the site. This all works fine. I have it all set up so that when someone has purchased a product using osCommerce then their username is added to part of PostNuke so that they can use one of the standard PostNuke download modules to download what they have just purchased. I have tested this using the standard Credit Card option module in osCommerce the one where you put in 4111111111111111 as the card number and everything works fine. What I am now wondering and slightly worried about is.... If I use a completely different module for payment which I am going to need to do then once the person has completed the payment will it still carry on as the Credit Card module did and go through all the steps it did so that the user is added to the PostNuke side of things? The programme who merged the two programmes (osCommerce and PostNuke) as far as I can tell only added in some code in the payment process to the checkout_process.php file so I am hoping that once a person has successfully paid through whichever module I finally use (am currently looking at using Barclaycard services in the UK) it will go through the same final steps as the Credit Card module would have done thus allowing the code that the programmer created to run. If anyone has an idea as to what I am talking about and can possibly put my mind to rest with any of this then I would be immensely greatful. Thank you in advance. Best wishes, Mark Bowen Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted November 12, 2005 Share Posted November 12, 2005 If it was only "added" to checkout_process.php and didn't involve cutting anything out, you should be OK. It was probably just a call to register them on a different table for postnuke to use. As far as new modues, if the osC stock code had to be altered to fit into Postnuke, you may have to alter the new modules, too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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