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Good day,
I'm currently developing a system for ads, and we have users who advertise / share a post on our site then they get paid for it.
also we have a form that requires their account number. My question is, how do we verify if the account number they write on our form if its valid or not, before we transfer the fund to it? is there a way we can do this electronically? we are currently new to TD's EFT.
I just would like to asks for advice to those who has experienced working with any banking api.
please give me some advice on where to start. Thanks!
You can look at the ISO9362 standard which define the SWIFT code, there is one also for BIC and IBAN codes, so at least you can formally validate the code and find if the user entered a wrong number ( a type error for example).
Once you have a formally valid code, you can eventually check with the correct bank if the api it expose a method to allow it.
But you can neven be sure of the person/account number match until the bank say it.
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I'm not quite sure if this is possible, but I am looking for a way to get the twitter username of a person visiting a website. Does anyone know if there is a way to do this, or if I always need a user to confirm that I am seeing this data?
Preferably I'm looking for a PHP library that I can do this with.
No, that is not possible. Think of the security vulnerabilities: if any website could access your Twitter account information without your permission, then you essentially have no privacy.
You need to use OAuth to first ask the user to sign in. Then, you will have limited access to that user's account information.
Here is a list of PHP libraries to help you do this.
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I'm not asking for anybody to build the application for me. I'm just looking for some direction. Plugins, Tutorials, etc.
How would I go around making a small application to check if a custom is within our operating radius?
So when a customer starts the ordering process, they will be asked to give us their postcode and they enter their their postcode so that we can check it. So if it is outwith our operating boundaries of 50 miles from another postcode then we will display a static error message and tell them to check back later.
By the way this is UK postcodes.
Use this to get all US Zipcodes or UK Postcodes within whatever radius use this tool...
For US:
http://www.freemaptools.com/find-zip-codes-inside-radius.htm
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UK: http://www.freemaptools.com/find-uk-postcodes-inside-radius.htm
For any other tools you can try and check this site
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I'm creating a website that requires user to sign up in order to get an account.I was just wondering, what type of api/code/etc do I need to use to send a verification code to directly to their phones.Once they receive the message they should be able to send like a text to that number (ex: send yes to confirm to the number #987) and the account automatically gets confirm from the text message.
Here you've got a list of SMS APIs: http://blog.mashape.com/list-of-50-sms-apis/. It's from 2013 though, some of them might have changed. You do have free APIs like http://textbelt.com/ but it depends on where do you want to send those SMSem, different providers in different countries have different gateways. I think it's impossible to answer you in 1 sentence.
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I am currently trying to get my order history from my personal Amazon account into my PHP application. But I don't know how. I already had a look at the MWS but I didn't find anything suitable (perhaps I just looked wrong..). It looks like the AWS are strict vendor oriented, but I want to access data from my personal account.
I hope you can help me.
Thanx - Nekro
Could you use this: http://docs.developer.amazonservices.com/en_US/orders/2013-09-01/Orders_ListOrders.html ?
Seems like you could specify the email of the buyer (you) in your requests to filter what you needed:
BuyerEmail: The e-mail address of a buyer. Used to select only the orders that contain the specified e-mail address
This really has nothing to do with AWS. However you can export a list of all your orders at https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports.
It's actually pretty detailed and includes category, tax information, asin/isbn, seller along with address and payment details.
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This should be fairly simple. I know how I can do it but I would like to have some ideas on how you can do it since I think that there should be many other ways to do it. When you sign up for an account on a website, you have to go to your email and go to a link in order to activate your account. How do you know that the user went to the link in order to activate their account?
Look at any implementation of this scheme. You would see some unique string that is generated when sending this email to you. It is passed back to the website when you click the link -- that's how it is recognized.
It is generally assumed that nobody else could know this unique string, so the visitor who opens this link is assumed to be the one who provided the email and, consequently, who has access to it.
When the account is created a conformation token is generated, stored in the database and emailed to the user (as part of that link).
When the link is visited, that token is used to find the matching row in the database and use it to make the account as active.