ok it turns out they are just passing the variables back to me in a
url so i have to figure out how to parse that with django nice and
neatly.
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> Hi group. I'm using urllib to send information to my payment
> processor via https as follows:
>
> [snip]
> import urllib
>
> [snip]
>
> DataPacket = urllib.urlopen(PostUrl , DatatoSend)
> PayResponse = DataPacket.read()
> PayResponse.close()
>
> PostUrl is the url i'm
Hi group. I'm using urllib to send information to my payment
processor via https as follows:
[snip]
import urllib
[snip]
DataPacket = urllib.urlopen(PostUrl , DatatoSend)
PayResponse = DataPacket.read()
PayResponse.close()
PostUrl is the url i'm posting to, Datatosend is the data i'm sending
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