I am <u>trying</u> to integrate Payflow Pro into my website, I downloaded the SDK from Verisign but found out they have no PHP API, their cust support said I could submit transactions through PHP if my server had PHP compiled with pfpro. I ran <? phpinfo(); ?> and found the pfpro cert path so I was under the impression that DiscountASP had pfpro compiled so I tried to run the pfpro.class.php but keep receving the following errors pfpro_init(), pfpro_process(), pfpro_cleanup() are undefined functions. I may totally misunderstand how this class works, due to the fact that documentation for this class is so minimal, but I thought that if the server was compiled with pfpro the functions would be built in, so I could call the function and PHP would know what to do. I am now thinking this is not the case and am stuck in my tracks trying to figure out how to submit my transactions. I am much more familiar with PHP so I would like to find the PHP solution rather than trying to figure out what Versign's ASP, VB, and VC API need to function correctly. Could I <u>please</u> have some light shed on this subject. Thanks, Andrew Maynard http://www.deep-canyon.com
I know for sure that pfPro is not compiled into PHP on our servers. We are running windows version of php and it is a standard install. I suggest you try use the COM api. i am not sure if php can access COM. quote:Originally posted by Deep Canyon I am <u>trying</u> to integrate Payflow Pro into my website, I downloaded the SDK from Verisign but found out they have no PHP API, their cust support said I could submit transactions through PHP if my server had PHP compiled with pfpro. I ran <? phpinfo(); ?> and found the pfpro cert path so I was under the impression that DiscountASP had pfpro compiled so I tried to run the pfpro.class.php but keep receving the following errors pfpro_init(), pfpro_process(), pfpro_cleanup() are undefined functions. I may totally misunderstand how this class works, due to the fact that documentation for this class is so minimal, but I thought that if the server was compiled with pfpro the functions would be built in, so I could call the function and PHP would know what to do. I am now thinking this is not the case and am stuck in my tracks trying to figure out how to submit my transactions. I am much more familiar with PHP so I would like to find the PHP solution rather than trying to figure out what Versign's ASP, VB, and VC API need to function correctly. Could I <u>please</u> have some light shed on this subject. Thanks, Andrew Maynard http://www.deep-canyon.com </blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">
