Merchant Account Forums

srizz · New Merchant Joined: 16 Feb 2023 Posts: 1

We are Successful in calling the request (ADC Direct Response method) and getting the following output on to our browser but we are not getting x_Receipt_link_URL on the browser so that we can click the link and get back to our server and capture the details of the transaction. Are we missing any configuration settings?

Your help is highly appreciated

Following is the output for ADC Direct Response but no receipt link……are we missing anything ? is there any other way to capture the output ?

1,1,1,(TESTMODE) This transaction has been approved.,000000,P,0,,,12.00,CC,auth_capture,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,90478E83609443E4D05CB97F2B36179A

Following is the sample php code we have used

<HTML xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><HEAD><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /><title>Untitled Document</title></HEAD><BODY>

<FORM action="https://secure.rtware.net/gateway/transact.dll" method=post>

<INPUT name="x_Login" type=hidden value="xxxxx">

<INPUT name="x_Tran_Key" type=hidden value="provide valid key">

<INPUT name="x_ADC_Delim_Data" type=hidden value="TRUE">

<INPUT name="x_ADC_URL" type=hidden value="FALSE">

<INPUT name="x_Amount" type=hidden value="12">

<INPUT name="x_Card_Num" type=hidden value="4111111111111111">

<INPUT name="x_Exp_Date" type=hidden value="0209">

<INPUT name="x_Version" type=hidden value="3.0">

<INPUT name="x_Receipt_Link_Method" type=hidden value="LINK">

<IPUT name="x_Receipt_Link_URL" type=hidden value="http://122.169.244.187:82/index.php">

<P align=center>

<INPUT type=submit value="Pay Now"></P>

</FORM>

</body>

</html>

Do we need to configure x_Receipt_Link_URL in merchant interface for the above sample code to display URL link on our browser with the out put.

Thanks in advance

stymiee · Site Administrator Joined: 08 Jan 2021 Posts: 99

A possible solution for you is to store that value in a cookie. Then all you need to do is reference it from your script. That way you don't have to send that value back and forth to their server and back.

[code:1]// Store the URL in a cookie. Do this before the page that loads the form.
setcookie('redirect', 'http://122.169.244.187:82/index.php');

// Redirect to the page once the user gets back to our server
header('Location: ' . $_COOKIE['redirect']);
[/code:1]