As I understand it, pfpro_init()...etc is not available for windows format.

Wish PHP would port a module for windows, it would be cake to add ecommerce connectivity to my apps.

Anyone know of a simple installation to incorporate PHP with either Verisign or authorize.net?

Any suggestions would be appreceiated.

OSCommerce does this.

This looks promising:

http://atomized.org/PEAR/Payment/

but it ain't all there yet.

Let me know if you find a solution that doesn't involve repurposing OSC code.

Is it possible to just use the payment gateways from osCommerce instead of using the entire application/UI?

I can write my own shopping cart, I just need easy connectivity to a pyament gateway through PHP if possible.

Most payment gateways provide code to interact with their API. It's usually just a simple passing of http headers or actually sending variables to a page on their site and passing a return URL.

I FOUND IT!!!!

Here's the code for all the other Windows 2000/2003 developers that need PHP support for Verisign's PayFlow Pro!

Make sure to download the Win32 SDK from the verisign manager site and install the COM component. Instructions are included in the download. Piece of cake really.

Then use the following code with PHP's support of COM to create a custom connection to Verisign's PayFlowPro. This will give you 100% control over look and feel issues and give a professional appearance.

Make sure to change the info in the connection to use your unique login for Verisign:

Although PHP is not officially supported at this time by VeriSign, it is possible to use PHP in conjunction with the COM client. Assuming the COM client has been successfully installed, the following code can be used as an example:


------------ BEGIN CODE SNIPPET ---------------


<?php

$objCOM = new COM("PFProCOMControl.PFProCOMControl.1");

$parmList = "TRXTYPE=S&TENDER=C&ZIP=12345&COMMENT2=PHP/COM Test Transaction";
$parmList .= "&ACCT=" . $_POST["cardNum"];
$parmList .= "&PWD=" . $_POST["userPW"];
$parmList .= "&USER=" . $_POST["userId"];
$parmList .= "&VENDOR=" . $_POST["vendorId"];
$parmList .= "&PARTNER=" . $_POST["partnerId"];
$parmList .= "&EXPDATE=" . $_POST["cardExp"];
$parmList .= "&AMT=" . $_POST["amount"];

$ctx1 = $objCOM->CreateContext("test-payflow.verisign.com", 443, 30, "", 0, "", "");
$result = $objCOM->SubmitTransaction($ctx1, $parmList, strlen($parmList));
$objCOM->DestroyContext($ctx1);

$valArray = explode('&', $result);
foreach($valArray as $val)
{
$valArray2 = explode('=', $val);
$response[$valArray2[0]] = $valArray2[1];
}

if ($response['RESULT'] == 0)
{
echo "<b>Success!</b><br><br>";

// or create a header call to success page encoding any params for display.

}
else
{
echo "<b>Failure!</b><br><br>";
}

foreach($response as $name => $value)
{
echo "<b>$name</b> = $value<br>";
}
?>

------------ END CODE SNIPPET ---------------

This is soooo bad ass!

Make sure you make all directories to the certs path have read/write access as Administrator or you will get a -31 response error like I did.

Permissions issues in Windows *shudder*

What do you mean by making all directories to the certs path have read/write access as Administrator? I've had the same problem as you for a while but I don't know what you mean by giving permissions to the certs path.