In the authorize.net documentation it says:
To generate a Signature Key for Google Pay:
Step 1. In the
Authorize.Net Merchant Interface https://login.authorize.net, navigate
to Account > Settings > Digital Payment Solutions. The available
digital payment solutions appear.
Step 2. In the Google Pay section,
click Sign Up.
Step 3. Enter your KeySet ID and generate a Signature
Key if you haven't yet done so.
But no any information where and how I can get KeySet ID. Can any body help me to find where I can get KeySet ID?
In Sandbox account:
Go to 'Account' Tab
In the left panel, Click Digital Payment Solutions
You can SignUp for whichever Mobile Payments Solution you want
Enter Key Id and generate the KeyID
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I am using Authorize.net as a payment gateway. Now I want to check credit card validity before creating authorize payment. I am using another service to store and manage the customer's profiles and credit cards, and therefore I don't want to create a customer profile in Authorize.net, I just want to use their service to validate a credit card and later to authorize a payment.
Is there any proper way to do this validation?
Searching the documentation and other similar questions, all I could find was the option to create a customer profile, but this option doesn't seem practical to me, since it's necessary to create a customer profile, and after delete it each time I need to validate a credit card.
Does anyone had a similar problem with Authorize.net payment gateway?
Im trying to build an opencart extension where a product is a subscription and the user must renew it every month. So once he purchase the subscription, the user will have the ability to download certain documents from the product page.
What i need to do is check if the user has a valid active recurring profile then show the download links or if the subscription is expired or inactive hide the links.
Can someone guide me on how to do this?
Im using opencart 2.3.
I was just tasked with determining the quantity (number of items in stock) for
certain amazon products listed by a seller using javascript (probably an http get request).
From the amazon web page finding
out this information is cumbersome, in the quantity drop down on a product page
you must select 10+ items, then manually enter an arbitrarily high quantity such
that when you try to "add to cart" an error popup appears and states the number of
items that are in stock.
Obviously toggling a drop down to elucidate the quantity value is not doable via an http request and would require a library like selenium, which is not an option.
I do not have access to the seller account so using the amazon product advertising api or MWS does not appear to be option.
Does anybody have any insight into how I can get this info, is it not possible without a browser automation library?
When I making payment, keep getting error code 10486, this message from Error Log. When I making payment, I choose not require login option and then using credit card, but debit card has no issue, only credit card. Paypal prompt me "We're sorry, the card issuer declined your purchase using card Visa x-xxxx. Please enter a new credit or debit card to continue payment." OR after clicking pay now, it is redirect back to the website, but payment is not successful sometimes is working not everytime, very weird. I've check many website, but no solution, I did try paypal payment standard module transaction still fail, but no error logs found.
And I've check billing address, CC expired date, CC secret number everything correct and my CC is valid.
OpenCart version: V 1.5.6
Paypal Acc Type: Business
Modules: Paypal Express checkout (pre-installed one)
Anyone experience can help? Many thanks.
The error code 10486 notifies merchants when a buyer's payment failed due to a bad funding method (typically an invalid or maxed out credit card). If the merchant receives this error code from PayPal, the Merchant can re-direct the buyer back to the PayPal page to select an alternate payment source or add a new funding instrument.
Error 10486 is documented under:
https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/classic/express-checkout/ht_ec_fundingfailure10486/
I hope this answer in full to your question.
I want to implement a system similar to affilite tracking systems like Skimlinks, Viglink, etc. I searched their customer tracking systems. Found some information about tracking systems. I have also searched Analytics systems like Google Analytics, Piwik, OWA. There is a point I need to be guided.
When a user visits my website, clicks a product link of a shopping website like ebay, amazon, etc. I need to track the payment information of my user at the shopping website.
I achieved tracking user activity, clicks, etc on my web site with using Analytics's tracking methods (JS tracking). But I cannot find a way how Skimlinks or Viglink tracks user activity(succesful payment of users) in the shopping website which user redirected.
(Tracking user activity in the shopping website without using a service from shopping website, without Instant Payment Notification service of PayPay or something else)
I noticed Viglink and Skimlinks redirects user to their server before shopping and adds some additional information (like cookies, URL parameters etc)
Here is an example link to affiliate link of Skimlinks
website : http://www.capoeira-izmir.com/capoeira-kiyafetleri/
link : Street Abada
http://go.redirectingat.com/?id=25227X845172&site=capoeira-izmir.com&xs=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FHELANCA-POLYAMID-CAPOEIRA-PANTS-ABADA-YOGA-FREE-BONFIM-%2F280678232152%3Fpt%3DUS_CSA_MC_Pants%26hash%3Ditem4159b9f058%23ht_2891wt_1163&xguid=94275a6f74c7ce02bf4739e364d8831c&xcreo=0&sref=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.capoeira-izmir.com%2Fcapoeira-kiyafetleri%2F
It redirects user to go.redirectingat.com first, then a redirection is done to ebay.com/...
I also noticed that it adds an attribute to the url of ebay product link : afsrc=1
I guess it is "affiliate source = 1 " or something like that.
Any guidance or documents about this will be great for me.
Thanks in advance!!
I think your question is more about how online advertising works rather than technical.
This is a two parts answer.
1. How a conversion tracking works:
In any advertising platform that tracks conversions (any user action that happens in the advertiser property like, in example, a sale) you need to make a request to the advertising platform to notify this.
This is usually done by placing a "Tracking pixel" in the confirmation page the users see after performing the action, commonly known as the "Thank you page".
So the process goes like:
User goes to a website and sees an ad
User clicks the ad
The user's browser goes to the advertising platform (Adwords, Rightmedia, Appnexus, etc) and a cookie is placed in her browser. In this cookie there's a click ID, containing all the relevant information (website that originated the click, time, IP, campaign, etc) and it is redirected to the advertiser's website
The user lands in the advertiser website and "converts" (buys)
The user is redirected to the Thank you page where a "Tracking pixel" is placed, this makes a request to the advertising platform, which reads the cookies in the user's browser and if there's a match, logs the conversion.
Note: The previous example is a Client Side conversion. The same logic could be done in a Server Side request by the advertiser saving the "click id" in step 4 and sending it to the advertising platform in step 5. This is useful when the conversion occurs offline.
For more information: Adwords Conversion tracking: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/1722054?hl=en
2. How I assume VigLink works
I noticed that many of the products VigLink tracks are from ClickBank, since this is the one I'm more used to, I will write the answer using this example.
You first need to be aware that VigLink is an "affiliate" of Clickbank. As such, it has a report of every sale made by users they referred. They, as affiliates, also have the chance to pass extra information in each click as a TID parameter. This TID sent as a URL parameter in the click will be shown in the sales report.
When a user clicks on a link to a clickbank product using VigLink. VigLink attaches their affiliate link to this same product and a unique TID. I assume this TID matches an ID in their database containing the information of the VigLink website who referred the click.
If the user buys the product, VigLink will see in their ClickBank report (I assume via the ClickBank API) the product bought and the TID, and so on they will know in which website the sale was originated.
Short answer: VigLink is not tracking user actions in the advertiser's website. They are just matching click IDs between their click tracker and the advertiser's reports.