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Thread began 3/26/2011 1:23 pm by josephman1988419833 | Last modified 4/01/2011 6:37 am by Jason Byrnes | 2418 views | 9 replies |

3/26/2011 1:23 pm | #1 josephman1988419833

Clearing basket on success page

Hi guys,

Somethings' happening on the checkout success page that's not allowing the basket to empty.

I'm sure there's a way to do this with a session destroy or something similar.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,
Joe

3/28/2011 6:32 am | #2 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

add the following code after the cosing </html> tag on the success page:

php:

<?php

// Initialize the session.

// If you are using session_name("something"), don't forget it now!

@session_start();



// Unset all of the session variables.

$_SESSION = array();



// If it's desired to kill the session, also delete the session cookie.

// Note: This will destroy the session, and not just the session data!

if (ini_get("session.use_cookies")) {

    $params = session_get_cookie_params();

    @setcookie(session_name(), '', time() - 42000,

        $params["path"], $params["domain"],

        $params["secure"], $params["httponly"]

    );

}



// Finally, destroy the session.

session_destroy();

@session_regenerate_id(true);

?>

3/28/2011 6:42 am | #3 josephman1988419833

Worked like a charm,

Many thanks again, again, again =]

3/28/2011 7:15 am | #4 josephman1988419833

Also, how does the verification process work?
Because at the moment this page also sends to the db that the order has been completed, but obviously the user can bypass this by going straight to the checkout_success.php page.

Surely sagepay sends back a transaction id, if this exists then the payment has been accepted?
Is this the case or do I have to do something funky to get this working?

Thanks again.

php:

<p class="eC_OrderInfo">SUCCESS: <?php echo $_SESSION["Protx_VSPServer_Success"]; ?><br />

        STATUS CODE: <?php echo $_SESSION["Protx_VSPServer_StatusCode"]; ?>        <br />

        ERROR MSG: <?php echo $_SESSION["Protx_VSPServer_ErrorMessage"]; ?>        </p>

        <p class="eC_OrderInfo">COPIED CODE...<br />

Success: <?php echo $_SESSION["Protx_VSPServer_Success"]; ?><br />

Status code: <?php echo $_SESSION["Protx_VSPServer_StatusCode"]; ?><br />

Error message: <?php echo $_SESSION["Protx_VSPServer_ErrorMessage"]; ?><br />

Bug report:

Success: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["Success"]; ?><br />

Status code: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["StatusCode"]; ?><br />

Error message: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["ErrorMessage"]; ?><br />

Vendor trans code: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["VendorTxCode"]; ?><br />

SagePay Trans ID: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["VPSTxId"]; ?><br />

Security Key: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["SecurityKey"]; ?><br />

Next URL: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["NextURL"]; ?><br />

Full response: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["FullResponse"]; ?><br />

Full request: <?php echo $Protx_VSPServer_Auth["FullRequest"]; ?></p>         

        </p>

None of these exist on the page you see ...

3/29/2011 12:00 pm | #5 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

in another thread:
showthread.php?t=19696

you report that you are using the VSP Form Method, the code you posted here is using the VSP Server method?

3/30/2011 3:53 am | #6 josephman1988419833

Yes that is correct, after this post I noticed the 'server' in the variable names.
Going through some tutorials I still can't find a way to access these variables.

Surely using the VSP Form we can still get these values?

Thanks for your reply.

3/31/2011 8:44 am | #7 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

On the bindings panel, click the plus button and select eCart -> Checkout -> Checkout Form response.

from the list of gateway's select Sage Pay VSP Form

3/31/2011 4:31 pm | #8 josephman1988419833

These print out absolutely nothing going through to the checkout success page:

php:

<?php echo((isset($Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["Status"]))?$Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["Status"]:"") ?> <br />

        <?php echo((isset($Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["StatusDetail"]))?$Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["StatusDetail"]:"") ?><br />

        <?php echo((isset($Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["Amount"]))?$Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["Amount"]:"") ?>

        <?php echo((isset($Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["VendorTxCode"]))?$Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["VendorTxCode"]:"") ?>

        <?php echo((isset($Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["VPSTxId"]))?$Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["VPSTxId"]:"") ?>

        <?php echo((isset($Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["TxAuthNo"]))?$Protx_VSPForm_Bindings["TxAuthNo"]:"") ?>

Its fairly confusing ..
Thanks for your help so far.

4/01/2011 2:05 am | #9 josephman1988419833

Ahhh, found the problem.

Basically the password on the checkout button was different then the password on 'vspform.php'...

Ah well, problem solved!

Thanks :D

4/01/2011 6:37 am | #10 Jason ByrnesWebAssist

excellent, glad to hear it is working.

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