Help with hiding a file.

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Good morning all,

I have a problem using the sample files supplied by my epayments co. When
paying by card the results of a form are displayed (for all to see) obviously
to simplify installation. I now have the installation working properly but
wish to hide this results form - it is just gobblygook to the user. I should
mention that it also needs a submit button pressed to allow the submission to
continue.The forms are in ASP.

The epayments help team said that it needs some code to hide or 'not
include' the file but they do not have the knowledge to help!! Can anyone
tell me how to do this, please??

Anna mac.
 
You need to contact your epayments co, since it is their script you are working with.

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They say it is up to me!

Can I alter the action of the file that posts to it in someway - it
currently uses Custom Send to Other: ISAPI, NSAPI etc... and action POST

Any other ideas?

Anna
 
Without see the complete ecommerce process, it is impossible for anyone other then the original
authors to offer any suggestions.

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Hmmm. Let's see. The company's tech support people don't know how to use
their own software. They say it's up to you. Now, you're ostensibly going to
be taking money via credit card over the Internet using this software.
Perhaps using a more professional service is the answer.

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I did reply earlier but it seems to have escaped somewhere. anyway. Lets be
clear about this. The ecommerce co is HSBC - not an unprofessional body. The
support team is in India and this brings with it bad phone lines and
difficulties with language/accents etc. I am not alone in these problems - a
google search for: HSBC cpi nightmare - you will get about 10,000 results!
However I am determined to overcome this and thought that there might be a
frontpage solution or at least you frontpage gurus would have the knowledge
to help.

I will post the address here so that you can see my problem:
http://www.bloominggoodjobs.com/cpi/payment.html

The link will not complete by going to the hsbc submit page because for
security reasons I have altered the codes but after clicking Continue you
will arrive at the Order Hash page. I do not wish this page to display or
require a submit button to send the orderhash info to the hsbc gateway.

So can the orderhash send information directly to another page without being
displayed and without a user having to submit the info by hand?

If you have anything useful to add I would be really happy!!

Anna
 
If you are seeing 10,000 posts regarding the HSBC CPI, then I think there is a serious problem with
the support provided by HSBC.

No one can help you unless:

1. They happen to use HSBC's CPI

or

2. They have full login access to your server/site in order to see the application code and are able
to follow the flow to the gateway and then back to your site, in order to determine if it is
possible to not display specific pages, etc.
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What you want to do most likely can be done, but it really depends on how the code/application
was/is written.

Is the order hash page, a page where the customer would review the order prior to actually
submitting it? If yes, why do you want to hide this from the customer?

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rThomas, thank you!

No, the order hash is generated by the form code on the payment page it
includes both merchant data and sales data which is then submitted to the
hsbc secure gateway so the card holder can enter card details. Apart from the
value of the goods none of the other information is relevent (also the
merchant data is confidential to the merchant) Would it help for you to look
at the source code?

I appreciate your time. Anna
 
Yes, looking at the source would determine if it is possible.

Contact me directly via the following URL:
http://www.ecom-data.com/corp/aboutus.asp
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Hi Thomas,

I have found a solution! -

Using Java Script like this:

<FORM name="myForm" action="<% Response.write strCpiUrl %>" method="POST"
onSubmit="singleSubmit(this)">

<BR>
<TABLE>
<TR><TD><font color="#000000">:</font></TD><TD><font
color="#000000"><INPUT type="text" name="myName" value="<% Response.write
hash %>" </TD size="20" style="color: #FFFFFF"></font></TR>
<% Response.write strFieldTable %>
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">;
document.myForm.submit();
//--></script>


</TABLE>
<p>
<BR>
</p>
</FORM>
I t might be a little unorthodox, but it works for me!

Thanks for your input.

Anna.
 
Great!!!

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