numero = 14285
interpreted = N
texte = >I hadn't thought of it, but I need to make provisions for people to be >able to send in orders WITHOUT entering Credit Cards, in case it's a BILL >ME LATER or I'M TOO PARANOID TO TRUST YOUR SECURE SERVER type of client. > >If I use the typical ThankYou.tmpl$purchase to finish out a purchase, >can I wrap the purchase in a [showif] and/or [hideif] to send the order >directly to our processing person if it is NOT a credit card order, and >otherwise have WebCat/WebMerch handle it as usual? > >Thinking ahead, if I make non-credit card charges an option, then I have >to get rid of: > > >since they won't be entering a card #. BUT, I want to avoid a case where >the person FORGETS to enter their credit card, but wouldn't know it until >AFTER they'd sent the form, was rejected and sent back by e-mail. > >Do I need to do an interim form that checks for a BILL ME, and shoots it >off to the appropriate person, otherwise it checks for a credit card >number and does the right thing with WebCat/WebMerch? > >Confusion reigns... > >Dan Keldsen - djk@delphigroup.com >Director, I.S./Webmaster - webmaster@delphigroup.com >Delphi Consulting Group, Inc. - http://www.delphigroup.com/ >100 City Hall Plaza - ph: 617-247-1511 >Boston, MA 02108-2106 - fax:617-247-4957 > Just an idea. Why make it a required field. Use some webcatese check if its a credit card if not don't look at accountnum if it is then check the accountnum if empty go back and tell them. This stuff is really more like programming then writing html. Think logically and almost anything will work.Bennie ************************************** Bennie Warren /\ LemooreNet / / 320 West D Street / / Lemoore, CA 93245 / / /\ /\ Phone: 209.924.5909 / /_ _ / \ / / Fax 209.924.9578 \ _ _ / /\ \/ / bennie@lemoorenet.com / / \ / http://www.lemoorenet.com /_/ \/ **************************************
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Re: $purchase WITHOUT creditcar (Bennie Warren 1997)
>I hadn't thought of it, but I need to make provisions for people to be >able to send in orders WITHOUT entering Credit Cards, in case it's a BILL >ME LATER or I'M TOO PARANOID TO TRUST YOUR SECURE SERVER type of client. > >If I use the typical ThankYou.tmpl$purchase to finish out a purchase, >can I wrap the purchase in a [showif] and/or [hideif] to send the order >directly to our processing person if it is NOT a credit card order, and >otherwise have WebCat/WebMerch handle it as usual? > >Thinking ahead, if I make non-credit card charges an option, then I have >to get rid of: > > >since they won't be entering a card #. BUT, I want to avoid a case where >the person FORGETS to enter their credit card, but wouldn't know it until >AFTER they'd sent the form, was rejected and sent back by e-mail. > >Do I need to do an interim form that checks for a BILL ME, and shoots it >off to the appropriate person, otherwise it checks for a credit card >number and does the right thing with WebCat/WebMerch? > >Confusion reigns... > >Dan Keldsen - djk@delphigroup.com >Director, I.S./Webmaster - webmaster@delphigroup.com >Delphi Consulting Group, Inc. - http://www.delphigroup.com/ >100 City Hall Plaza - ph: 617-247-1511 >Boston, MA 02108-2106 - fax:617-247-4957 > Just an idea. Why make it a required field. Use some webcatese check if its a credit card if not don't look at accountnum if it is then check the accountnum if empty go back and tell them. This stuff is really more like programming then writing html. Think logically and almost anything will work.Bennie ************************************** Bennie Warren /\ LemooreNet / / 320 West D Street / / Lemoore, CA 93245 / / /\ /\ Phone: 209.924.5909 / /_ _ / \ / / Fax 209.924.9578 \ _ _ / /\ \/ / bennie@lemoorenet.com / / \ / http://www.lemoorenet.com /_/ \/ **************************************
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