What exactly are you proposing, Bill? What's the problem with simply
passing the credit card data to the gateway if you do it over SSL and not
store it? Are you saying that you're only purchasing on sites with
non-seamless gateways?
On 11 April 2013 05:22, sparky <cfspa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> @ke1g thats a very sweeping generalisation.
>
> personally, we are PCI DSS level 2 compliant, have scans and all data is
> transmitted using SSL. we are resellers
> we also NEVER store card details EVER only transmit! I'm a newbie to
> Django but have implemented
> sagepay on 3 other languages on sites which takes thousands a day over the
> last 5 years (when it was Protx)
>
> have you ever used sagepay? you don't need to store card details they also
> offer VSP form and server.
>
>
> On Wednesday, April 10, 2013 1:15:17 PM UTC+1, ke1g wrote:
>
>> An please, indicate on your site that the credit card number will go
>> through your site, so that I can know to never buy anything there.
>>
>> I suspect that I can count on my fingers and toes the number of web
>> developers in the world who have the knowledge, patience, and diligence to
>> securely handle credit card information.
>>
>> Services like Authorize.Net are the way to go.
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 7:54 PM, Mario Gudelj <mario....@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hey sparky,
>>>
>>> I hope this helps:
>>>
>>> Create your checkout form and if the form is valid populate the
>>> following dict with the form data:
>>>
>>> data = {
>>> 'VPSProtocol': settings.VPS_PROTOCOL,
>>> 'TxType': settings.TXTYPE,
>>> 'VendorTxCode':
>>> b32encode(uuid.uuid4().bytes).**strip('=').lower(),
>>> # Generate a new transaction ID
>>> 'Vendor': settings.SAGEPAY_VENDOR,
>>> 'Amount': order.totalAmountAsString(),
>>> 'Currency': 'GBP',
>>> 'Description': 'BC Order ID: %s' % order.orderId,
>>> 'CardHolder': clean_checkout_form['card_**name'],
>>> 'CardNumber': clean_checkout_form['card_**number'],
>>> 'ExpiryDate': clean_checkout_form['card_**
>>> expiry'].strftime('%m%y'),
>>> 'CV2': clean_checkout_form['card_CVV'**],
>>> 'CardType': clean_checkout_form['card_**type'],
>>> 'CustomerEMail': clean_checkout_form['email'].**lower(),
>>> 'BillingSurname': clean_checkout_form['lastname'**], #
>>> 20 Chars
>>> 'BillingFirstnames': clean_checkout_form['**firstname'],
>>> # 20 Chars
>>> 'BillingAddress1': clean_checkout_form['billing_**address'],
>>> # Truncate to 100 Chars
>>> 'BillingCity': clean_checkout_form['billing_**city'],
>>> # Truncate to 40 Chars
>>> 'BillingPostCode':
>>> clean_checkout_form['billing_**postcode'],
>>> # Truncate to 10 Chars
>>> 'BillingCountry': clean_checkout_form['billing_**country'],
>>> # 2 letter country code
>>> 'DeliverySurname': clean_checkout_form['**lastname'],
>>> # 20 Chars
>>> 'DeliveryFirstnames': clean_checkout_form['**firstname'],
>>> # 20 Chars
>>> 'DeliveryAddress1':
>>> clean_checkout_form['**shipping_address'],
>>> # 100 Chars
>>> 'DeliveryCity': clean_checkout_form['shipping_**city'],
>>> # 40 Chars
>>> 'DeliveryPostCode':
>>> clean_checkout_form['shipping_**postcode'],
>>> # 10 Chars
>>> 'DeliveryCountry':
>>> clean_checkout_form['shipping_**country'],
>>> # 2 letter country code
>>> 'CreateToken': 1
>>> }
>>>
>>> Your field names will be different.
>>>
>>> Encode it:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 10 April 2013 02:27, sparky <cfsp...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I want to use
>>>> django-sagepay<https://github.com/timetric/django-sagepay/tree/master/django_sagepay>.
>>>> However, it doesn't seem to have any examples or test.py that I can learn
>>>> from. being a newbie I need docs!
>>>>
>>>> Does anyone know of any examples of use? I'm very familiar with
>>>> sagepay, just need to know how to implement this application into my app.
>>>>
>>>> For example, any app I can look at that makes use of this
>>>> django-sagepay<https://github.com/timetric/django-sagepay/tree/master/django_sagepay>
>>>> ?
>>>>
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