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Hi all,
I want to develop shopping website with online payment using debit or credit card basically used for transaction in India.
Please any one help me the procedure and where to get the code
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ashjassi wrote: where to get the code
Here[^]
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That might be the best answer to a "gimme code" type question I have seen yet. Thanks for brightening my morning with that.
I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.
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You're welcome 
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I got a good laugh out of that!
I'm still laughing
It blows me away that people think of code like songs that you can just download from iTunes,
Gimme Code has been used here frequently in the last 4 months.
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When the demand is higher than the supply, the quality of the supply goes down naturally. This is what is happening with programmers also. Many people choose programming as a profession just because they think it will earn them more money, which is absolutely acceptable if the person is willing to learn and improve themself over time. But unfortunately, the facts seem to be otherwise.
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That was a good way of phrasing the situation.
I came to the Code Project to get away from that, eg asp.net forum. Now it has spilled over to here.
I live in Orange County California, and bad programmers are finally being given pink slips, or layed off for lack of skill, and being replaced with much higher paying salaries and benefits, in exchange for the skill set.
I don't mind helping out someone who has at least written some code, and posted a sample. But the ones that phrase the question, and say what is wrong drives me nuts.
I looked at steins master page markup last night, and what a mess. What do you tell them?. There's no way it can work.
As far as this post goes, the customer decides what service to use, not the programmer. Then get the API for it, and if you don't get it, ask for help.
Thanks for chatting with me. Over and out, going bowling.
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You have to use a Payment Gateway like iVeri
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I cant Get any Solution How to Implement
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I will start you out.
Gimme code is not going to work. That's something you tell your mom when you want something.
I don't know if they even use credit cards in India, in China, I think everything is cash based.
So figure out what country your writing for, and ask your customer what service they are using. Then download the API for that service, and start writing code for it.
You the developer, or code writer does not determine what service they will use, because it's simply based on the customers credit rating, and how much cash they may need to post as a deposit.
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before jumping to online payment you need to talk to either some banks, payment gateway aggregaters or 3rd party payment service providers.
In india CCAvenue, Billdesk, HDFC and Yespay are good payment gateway aggregaters. Once you are in contract with them you can easily integrate the online payment functionality. The code and integration is merely a couple of hours task maximum and it varies for each gateway provider. [I have worked on integration with each one of the above and believe me it is easy, it should be done carefully but it is easy]
Try to talk to any of the above mentioned providers and get in contract with them and then they will tell you what needs to be done.
Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.
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Thank you sir,
I have used the paypal,but sill not found the solution for the problem how to integrate
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Logic wise this code seems ok to me. But quality of code is not good. should have been done with some best practices instead of the plain old approach.
still I have 2 things:
1. You still need to get in contract with Billdesk As a merchant.
2. The original poster seems to have posted the sample code that comes with Billdesk integration document. Once you get in contract with BillDesk you will get one such document and perhaps it will contain much better sample code with few best practices followed.
Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.
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I have not done integration with this one but it should also be on the similar lines and straight forwards only.
Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.
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I have got some code regarding this.
Ok can i get ur mailid and profile so that we can be connected
Thank you sir
ashjassi
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ok, will send u my id in a mail not here. but i still recommend that we discuss things here. here we can get inputs from a lot of experts too. also, i keep Codeproject open more than my email so chances are that I will read message on CP before the mail.
Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.
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maail me on ashjassi@gmail.com
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I have also searched YesPayment and apply[^]
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Make sure that your organization is up for these integrations. You will have to talk to some management guys because there are lots of offline formalities to be done too. (not talking about this specifically, talking in general)
Every now and then say, "What the Elephant." "What the Elephant" gives you freedom. Freedom brings opportunity. Opportunity makes your future.
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