Integration with Authorize.net

  • Resolved VFHwebdev

    (@vfhwebdev)


    10 years, 3 months ago

    Does anyone have any experience integrating this plugin with the Authorize.net gateway?

    I’m unable to use the Authorize.net Gravity Forms add-on due to institutional policies regarding PCI compliance of our web server.

    The issue is that with the Authorize.net add-on the credit card field resides on a form on our web server which is not PCI compliant.

    I’d like to get Gravity Forms and Authorize.net working together the way GF works with PayPal.

    1) Process the form (except for payment) on my site and queue the results while waiting for payment
    2) Hand the user off to Authorize.net for payment
    3) Send email confirmation on successful completion of payment

    Has anyone done that with Authorize.net and this plugin?

    Thanks!

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/forms-3rdparty-integration/

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  • Plugin Author zaus

    (@zaus)

    10 years, 2 months ago

    I don’t think this plugin can do what you want, exactly — it basically routes the information in your form to another site at the same time; you’re looking to interrupt the process and send to an intermediary page.

    If I remember correctly Auth.net needs a ‘postback’ url to return to on successful processing; maybe you could use this plugin to send your form details to a custom page on your site which would store the form details in a session or cookie value, at the same time set up the GF form redirect to switch to Auth.net with the postback url of your custom page, so that when Auth.net returns you have code to take the stored session/cookie details and create your success email.

    Sorry if that description is unclear, it’s kinda late 🙂

    Thread Starter VFHwebdev

    (@vfhwebdev)

    10 years, 2 months ago

    Thanks for the reply. I think you’re right, I need to look for another solution.

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