By binarycubes on
We have a website in Drupal5, and will be organizing a race-event for our members and their family (or friends).
We will need to setup a registration form for the member to signup, and interface with a payment gateway (either paypal or worldpay).
We had wanted to use our local payment gateway (enets) but I think it may be too tedious to implement.
Status of payment should be updated in our database automatically.
The requirement maybe a bit too brief.. but I am hoping to get someone who has done such a module before to help out.
If you are interested, let me know what you can do and an estimate cost to the project.
Interested parties may contact me via MSN at stanley@binarycubes.com
Comments
to use paypal to receive
to use paypal to receive money is easy ..but to send the payment status back to drupal is not that simple....
say, a user pay by his visa card, and 3 hours later, his call VISA to stop the payment ..
why not just check your paypal account every night ...?
not quite
Paypal has quite advanced system and merchant friendly policies for managing charge-backs and fraud prevention. Also it provides IPN notifications upon successful payments which can also be verified by SOAP api calls.
Either of Ubercart or Ecommerce should meet the needs of OP
My 0.02
Regards,
Amit
drupalexpertamit@gmail.com
yes..ubercart and ecommerce
yes..ubercart and ecommerce can handle IPN ...
they are very easy to use ..
good luck
I am trying to do away with
I am trying to do away with the need for heavyweights like ubercart or ecommerce. Preferred to have the user signup for an activity (content-type) and get some notification from the payment gateway directly. I will try to put up a more detailed requirement this week and send to those who have expressed interest.
gentle suggestion
Setting this up via ubercart will hardly take you 30 minutes and you will have the power of all the ubercart's imbuilt order management, invoicing and reporting capabilities. And it does not affect the site performance in any noticeable way.
though i understand that it is your decision that finally matters, just putting in my friendly suggestion, to save from going down the costly and time consuming path of custom development and associated support issues.
Regards,
Amit
Email: drupalexpertamit@gmail.com
the basic question is ..if
the basic question is ..if your site is https (ssl) ready?