Okay, I may be way in over my head here, but my drupal client wants to add paid digital downloads to his site.

Is there a working Dupal solution at this time that can make this possible with Authorize.net with SSL .

I have Ecommerce module and Secure Login module installed now.

I have the file upload portion of Ecommerce installed.

All the nodes in the site include file uploads. When the files get uploaded, there is a place to make it a Product and set a price and all that.

But I can't seem to make a View (I am using Views) that will show just the nodes that are labeled as Products. I want a Product menu item view that will just display items for sale...

I feel kind of stuck because I want to test and see if this will work but I don't have any Authorize.net info yet and the client does not want to buy it until they know if this will work... Great.

I am also happy to try Ubercart or Quickfile if that will server me better for a digital download setup.

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MacRonin’s picture

I haven't used the e-commerce package itself, but I have used Authorize.net They have a sandbox(test system, fake CC #'s and all) that I think you can access before creating a full paid account. This would let you test the transaction process without committing any cash

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anawillem’s picture

I'm developing an ecommerce site to process donations and event registrations. I am having a difficult time understanding (before signing up with authorize.net) how or if the following are to get done with ecommerce and authorize.net:

0. Themeing - I assume there is a way to, even minimally theme authorize.net but can't find documentation.
1. Workflow - I want for folks to be steered back to our site after they are finished paying. What are different ways that this can happen? Is this something that would be modified in code that they supply us with to use, or on the drupal side?

Thanks in advance for anything you can give me.

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MacRonin’s picture

It depends on how you set things up. At first we sent people to authorize.net and used their page (and SSL cert) to actually enter and process the transaction. This is the option with the least control (on our end), but we could set headers and footers for the page.

Currently we collect the data ourselves on our own page (and so have full theming control) and transmit the data(in real-time) to Authorize.net to be processed (under ull SSL connection of course). We don't have to worry about making the user return to our site because they never left. An example is at https://www.sunflowerchildren.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=5

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