as you see in the title
i need help with bitcoin payments api
i have a website all i need is an api that generate a new address for each payment and send the amount that i specify and get a call back with an invoice_id and a link and a number
i did everything as mentioned on the blockchain api page not the wallet api
but i cant get it done because i dont recive a callback
i can generate address and the money come back to my address all the problem is i dont recive the callback to my url
also when i test the URL manualy everything is working
anyone can help me or can give me a working version of blockchain api i use this [https://github.com/blockchain/receive_payment_php_demo]
You can go to the receive payments API page here: https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive and put in your callback URL, as well as a bitcoin address. When you click 'submit', you can see an option to fire test callbacks to see if the blockchain server can interface properly with yours (and if not, what error message is generated).
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I just tried to request a web hook url with end point http://xyz.php to be registered in evernote with a sandbox environment. I want to get notifications everytime when any user update or create any note in notebook. Am I following the right procedure to send the url with this endpoint or should I add any filter with the url and send different url with user id and notify filter?
I am using php for calling api.
My question is what should be the exact webhook url to be send? Please suggest.
The URL should be anything that can accept HTTP GET from Evernote servers. The possible formats are listed here: http://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/polling_notification.php#webhooks
To give you an overview of my platform, I am using Angular.js 1.5 and Laravel 5.1.
I am using the Paypal REST API SDK for PHP. I have followed the instuctions from this Medium article. On my front end Angular side, once I successfully call the first "postPayment" function, I receive the redirect url, which I redirect to. Once the user completes their payment successfully on the paypal side, the return url comes back to my confirmation page where I handle the "getPaymentStatus" function from the Medium article.
I am using a Sandbox account for testing purposes right now, but I am able to successfully complete the transaction when a user logs in on the Paypal side. However, when a user tries to go through as a guest "Debit/Credit card", enters their information, and completes the transaction, I receive this 400 error in the console:
POST sandbox.paypal.com/webapps/xoonboarding/api/onboard/guest 400 (Bad Request)
jquery.min.js:5
On my Paypal profile settings, I have activated the Account Optional in the My Selling Tools->Website Preferences. I have been looking for other instances of this, but I cannot find a solution. I have tried using the test credit cards with various phone numbers, but that does not resolve this issue.
Has anyone dealt with this issue before? I am in the dark and do not know how to handle this.
I would appreciate any help in this. Thanks in advance!
I am kind of a newbie when it comes to online CC processing integration. I am in the Sandbox at Authorize.NET trying to configure my server to process SIM orders where the payment page form resides on the Authorize.net servers and processes the order. By default it looks like the confirmation is on their sites, and e-mails can be configured to be sent to the buyer and the seller. That is all working in the Sandbox. However, I am trying to capture some of the order and processing information on my server using the relay response. My processing page is accessible on my server, although I must say that I have .htaccess limited intermittently because it is still in development. I turn that off when I am testing.
The error that I am getting is:
An error occurred while trying to report this transaction to the merchant. An e-mail has been sent to the merchant informing them of the error. The following is the result of the attempt to charge your credit card.
This transaction has been approved.
It is advisable for you to contact the merchant to verify that you will receive the product or service.
I can't tell if they are POSTING data to my page or not, and I'm not really clear on what goes on the response page and how to parse the response. I am using the PHP SDK provided by Authorize.NET. The rest seems to be working. I am getting e-mails for the buyer and the seller and the order is proccessed but I'm not capturing the information on our server. What I would like to do is bypass their confirmation page, receive the relay response, create a custom confirmation and capture some of the data for our database. I'll keep digging because I made a fair amount of progress just reading the docs. This one is particularly useful.
Thanks.
I figured it out. There was an error on the page giving a "500" error. I have to say, it is a little strange the way they have it set up. They are POSTING to my page, where I am capturing the POST data, writing stuff to a database, and then creating a custom confirmation message, although it must be via a header redirect because it shows up on their server (their domain is in the address bar). It all works, but apparently, any SESSION variable values are not available to my script in that case?
I want to integrate my application with Authorize and I need to get the transaction ID to save this information in database. The question is, can I do this with SIM? I know you can set a URL to get back to you homepage, but is it possible to send the transaction ID back to homepage?
You have two options:
Relay Response
Relay Response is a feature available to merchants using Server Integration Method (SIM) or Simple Checkout. It instructs the payment gateway to return transaction results to the merchant using an HTML form POST to a specified URL on the merchant's Web server. A script or program at the URL can be used to create a custom receipt page using the transaction information. The custom receipt page is then relayed back to the customer's browser. Relay Response does not redirect the end user back to the merchant’s server, but relays the page content to the end user instead of displaying the Authorize.Net default receipt page.
Silent Post
This feature allows you to specify a URL, or Web address, to which the payment gateway should copy the transaction response that is sent to the configured Relay Response URL. If you are not using Relay Response, the feature allows you to specify an additional URL to which transaction responses can be posted.
If you're looking for sample PHP code I wrote an article that includes that here.
My recommendation is to use Relay Response as it gives you an opportunity to customize the receipt page your user's see. (Although you can use both as they do not conflict with each other).
(I am the author of both Silent Post articles)
After successful Sandbox testing for Website Payments Standard, I'm going live now. When I click on a "Buy Now" button, I should be able to see a page that shows me the total quantity on the left, and allows me to log in using PayPal on the right.
But I just get the following page, which also says "Test Site" at the top, although I'm no longer referring to the sandbox:
The error is: Paypal cannot process this transaction because of a problem with the seller's website.
I've done the following things:
Made sure I've changed the API endpoints to live production (basically, eliminate "sandbox" from the URLs.
Made sure I'm using the seller API crendentials from my seller account (not sandbox test API).
I'm using an IPN listener and have set $listener->user_sandbox to false (although I don't think the listener is even loaded yet at this stage).
By the way, if it matters, I'm using PayPal's ButtonManagerAPI to dynamically create hosted buttons, and I'm using NVP API calls with PHP. Everything worked as expected in the sandbox. This was my relevant API code:
"METHOD=$methodName_&VERSION=$version&PWD=$API_Password&USER=$API_UserName&SIGNATURE=$API_Signature&BUTTONCODE=HOSTED&BUTTONTYPE=BUYNOW&L_BUTTONVAR1=amount=".$usd_total
I tested your API request against my account and it is working correctly. It correctly generates a button, and then I am able to go through with a buyer account and make a purchase, so it looks like the issue is with the account you are using to generate the button. Can you provide either the test sandbox email, or the merchant id for the account that you generated the test sandbox credentials from so that I can take a look at the account and see what the issue may be?
I was getting the same error message until I removed the ng-model reference (angularJS) in the button html code.
I was actually getting this issue from simply not having the correct product ID in the form. Once I updated that it worked for me.
Hope this helps!