Hi Raj,

Congrats, you have to pay a beer! :-) You probably loose more times to have a running Store with sources than to create your gateway.

Normaly, there are two kind of gateway. The first like PayPal Standard redirects the customer to another website to proceed to the payment. When the payment is confirmed, most of times a message is sent to your website in the background (IPN) and the customer can click on a button to return to your website. The second like Authorize collect card informations and transmit amount and card infos in the background without leaving your website.

Both cases are covered by the Store module, if your gateway is like PayPal you should have at least one param to specify the return URL. Look at the ConfirmOrder method in the PayPalPayment.ascx.cs class for a sample of how to create a valid return URL. Two parameters are added to the return URL, GatewayExit is equal to 'return' or 'cancel' and OrderId is equal to the current order Id. When the customer click on the return button at PayPal, he is redirected to your website. The Account.ascx.cs class is in charge to load the checkout control (PageID=Checkout) while the Checkout.ascx.cs class load the right gateway control (in loadPaymentControl) and the corresponding order if GatewayExit AND OrderID exists (Page_Load method). The PayPalPayment.ascx.cs class check for the GatewayExit param (in the Page_Load) and invoke the corresponding event (invokePaymentCancelled, invokePaymentSucceeded or invokePaymentRequiresConfirmation) located in Checkout.ascx.cs to hide the checkout control and to display a standard message (success/failed/need confirmation) with the current order Id. At last, the customer can click on the order id to display his order. Because no gateway is like the others, I have chosen to display a generic message.
If your gateway is like Authorize, it's much more simpler because you don't leave your website and then you can display what you want in your payment control! The print function is not part of the Store module but is part of DNN Core. When your skin container contains a PrintModule.Action button and than your module settings allow to print, then the module content is displayed in a new page to allow your customer to print the content.

If your gateway is like PayPal, instead to try to display the receipt to the customer, you should overrides the generateOrderConfirmation method to send your receipt by email. Because the Mail.SendMail(...) method (from the DotNetNuke.Services.Mail namespace) is able to send HTML email, you should be able to do what you need!

Gilles

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Hi Raj,

Distance is not a problem! If you want to please me, have a drink with your friends and think about me. :-)

To use SSL, you have to follow several steps:

1. Acquire a certificate from a trusted vendor (Comodo, Thawte, Verisign, ...).
2. Install the certificate inside IIS.
3. Configure SSL within DNN. Only the page where the Store Account module is placed require to be secured via the page settings!

Concerning Official Payments, the settings PostbackURL, ReturnURL and ErrorURL should be computed like in the PayPal providers (re-read my previous post), don't make them available in the provider settings! To receive the response in the background from OP, you have to create an IPN page like in the PayPal provider (PayPalIPN.aspx). Because OP is very close to the PayPal provider you should study how it works. The main difference is than the PayPal provider post hidden fields with values, while OP require values inside an XML file!

You can send me your documentation at: glepigocher AT yahoo.fr, but DO NOT use my email to ask me something I will NOT respond! Please use the forum!

Gilles

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We (team members) are Humans offering their knowledge, their work and their spare time FOR FREE to benefit the community. It would be so particularly appreciated that your messages begin with "Hello" and end with "Thank you" or any other form of politeness. Ask yourself what your reaction would be, if you were approached by me (a total stranger) on the street to ask you something without saying "Hello" nor "Thank you"? After several years of services dedicated to the community, I begin to be tired to read requests without any form of politeness.