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Hi everyone,

I’m running an osCommerce-based e-commerce store that offers digital products like CapCut templates and video editing resources. I’m trying to integrate CapCut’s API (or a similar video editing API) to enhance my store's functionality, but I’m facing several technical challenges:

  1. API Authentication Issues: The CapCut API requires OAuth2 authentication, but I’m struggling to implement this in osCommerce. I keep getting 401 Unauthorized errors, even after setting up the client ID, secret, and redirect URI in the API configuration. Has anyone successfully implemented OAuth2 in osCommerce?

  2. Real-Time Data Sync: I want to fetch and display CapCut template previews dynamically on my product pages by using the API. However, the API responses are taking too long to load, which impacts the page performance. Is there a way to cache API responses in osCommerce?

  3. Webhook Configuration: The API offers webhooks to notify when users interact with CapCut templates (e.g., download or share). I’ve tried setting up the webhook URL in osCommerce, but I’m not receiving any notifications. How do I debug webhook issues in this setup?

  4. Error Handling for API Calls: Sometimes, API calls fail due to rate limits or timeouts, and my site displays a blank product page instead of an error message. How can I implement graceful error handling for API failures in osCommerce?

What I’ve Tried:

  • Added API keys and tested authentication using Postman (works fine in Postman but fails in osCommerce).
  • Used curl for API requests, but the responses are inconsistent.
  • Enabled logging in osCommerce to debug webhook requests, but the logs show no incoming data.
  • Tried setting up a caching mechanism with Memcached for API responses, but it caused conflicts with my current session management.

Has anyone here worked on integrating APIs like CapCut’s with osCommerce? I’d appreciate any guidance or examples of best practices for authentication, webhooks, and optimizing API-driven features in an osCommerce environment.

Thanks in advance!

Posted (edited)
On 1/26/2025 at 4:42 PM, martinnnn said:

Hi everyone,

I’m running an osCommerce-based e-commerce store that offers digital products like CapCut templates and video editing resources. I’m trying to integrate CapCut’s API (or a similar video editing API) to enhance my store's functionality, but I’m facing several technical challenges:

  1. API Authentication Issues: The CapCut API requires OAuth2 authentication, but I’m struggling to implement this in osCommerce. I keep getting 401 Unauthorized errors, even after setting up the client ID, secret, and redirect URI in the API configuration. Has anyone successfully implemented OAuth2 in osCommerce?

  2. Real-Time Data Sync: I want to fetch and display CapCut template previews dynamically on my product pages by using the API. However, the API responses are taking too long to load, which impacts the page performance. Is there a way to cache API responses in osCommerce?

  3. Webhook Configuration: The API offers webhooks to notify when users interact with CapCut for pc templates (e.g., download or share). I’ve tried setting up the webhook URL in osCommerce, but I’m not receiving any notifications. How do I debug webhook issues in this setup?

  4. Error Handling for API Calls: Sometimes, API calls fail due to rate limits or timeouts, and my site displays a blank product page instead of an error message. How can I implement graceful error handling for API failures in osCommerce?

What I’ve Tried:

  • Added API keys and tested authentication using Postman (works fine in Postman but fails in osCommerce).
  • Used curl for API requests, but the responses are inconsistent.
  • Enabled logging in osCommerce to debug webhook requests, but the logs show no incoming data.
  • Tried setting up a caching mechanism with Memcached for API responses, but it caused conflicts with my current session management.

Has anyone here worked on integrating APIs like CapCut’s with osCommerce? I’d appreciate any guidance or examples of best practices for authentication, webhooks, and optimizing API-driven features in an osCommerce environment.

Thanks in advance!

Hi, Thanks for getting back to me! I’m currently using osCommerce version 4.0. Let me know if you need any other details about my setup. Looking forward to your guidance!

Edited by martinnnn

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