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Re: Accounting
Reply #12 - 05/24/05 at 07:15:41  
For any interested parties, I have written (for a client) the credit card registration for posting items.

I did it a bit different than this, but same idea.  I have 2 separate registration pages, one for sellers, one for buyers.  This is more similar to the way Ebay is doing it now.  For sellers, they must put a credit card on file to be able to post any items.  At the time of registration, the card is verified (not authorized) and when a post is added by that user, the client runs his/her card.  If a buyer tries to post, they are asked to update their billing information.

This really wasnt' too hard, took me around 4 hours total, but had to do some rewrite on quite a few of the subs.  So if anyone is interested in the code email me and I will send it on.  A bit too much to post here.

Didn't think about PayPal, but that integration would be pretty easy, as their EPI is pretty flexible.

Well, onto something else. Smiley

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Reply #13 - 05/24/05 at 14:51:58  
It would be very good if more users of eAuction would contribute some code to the project.  Smiley
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Re: Accounting
Reply #14 - 05/25/05 at 03:09:49  
computerglue   wrote on 05/24/05 at 07:15:41:
For any interested parties, I have written (for a client) the credit card registration for posting items.

I did it a bit different than this, but same idea.  I have 2 separate registration pages, one for sellers, one for buyers.  This is more similar to the way Ebay is doing it now.  For sellers, they must put a credit card on file to be able to post any items.  At the time of registration, the card is verified (not authorized) and when a post is added by that user, the client runs his/her card.  If a buyer tries to post, they are asked to update their billing information.

This really wasnt' too hard, took me around 4 hours total, but had to do some rewrite on quite a few of the subs.  So if anyone is interested in the code email me and I will send it on.  A bit too much to post here.

Didn't think about PayPal, but that integration would be pretty easy, as their EPI is pretty flexible.

Well, onto something else. Smiley

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Great Job!  Could you try implementing the Paypal integration...I think it would benefit many people here until eAuction162 is released Grin
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