Here’s more information on this situation. SurfShop uses two main HTML
templates, main.htm and secure.htm. Then there are sub-templates that get
loaded as the content of those two main templates.
During checkout, secure.htm is used. If the order is successful,
receipt.htm is used as the sub-template, if not, then sorry.htm is shown with
the error message. This, of course, works as expected when placing an order by
hand.
When placing a successful order with WWW::Mechanize, receipt.htm is
shown correctly in $mech->content(). However, if the order was declined,
that’s when Mech returns the same page it was on when the ‘processTransaction’
button was clicked, which is confirm.htm.
Up until this point, Mech performs just like when I manually place an
order, so what could be causing it to get mixed up at the end? I don’t think
I'm doing anything special, but you never know. Here’s a snippet of the code
where the process fails:
$mech->submit_form(
form_name => 'ccForm',
fields => {
Ecom_Payment_Card_Type => 'VISA',
Ecom_Payment_Card_Number => ‘4444333322221111',
Ecom_Payment_Card_Verification => '123',
Ecom_Payment_Card_ExpDate_Month => '05',
Ecom_Payment_Card_ExpDate_Year => '2024',
},
button => 'processTransaction',
);
As you can see, it’s pretty standard stuff.
Is there another method I can use besides $mech->content() to see
what’s being returned? The more tests I can do on this, the more it will help
me find where I went wrong.
Frank
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