Hi,

I have written the first part of a Paymate payment method for the ecommerce module, sending the checkout data to Paymate. I am working on handling the callback response now so if anyone feels like using it "as is" and providing feedback I'd appreciate it.

Paymate is a credit card transaction processing site for Australia and New Zealand where you don't need a merchant credit card account, customers can pay in EUR, USD and of course AUD & NZD, the proceeds (less commission) being credited direct to your bank account. I've used them on another site and been happy with the process. In my experience it doesn't work out any more expensive than a service like DPS but this will of course depend on your rates with the bank and transaction levels :)

I'm not sure of the best way to share this with the community so post a reply here and we'll work something out.

Cheers,

Rich

Hey man

I am keen to help with testing and development with this.

I have used Paymate before also and have helped integrate it with other e-commerce engines in the past.

Let me know how I can help.

Thanks,

I'm trying to get my head around the order process in the latest trunk version of ecommerce as there are a lot of changes from the last stable build (which doesn't work with SS v2.3).

I have a client site going live next week so it'll be functional in one shape or form by then, I'll post it up here when it's a done.

Cheers,

Rich

Hi there
How did you go with testing the Paymate Payment Method?
Do you have any code you can post up?

I have been testing the Paymex Payment Method - the one written previously for SS v2.2.2 (ecoomerce 0.5.1) now doesn't work with the latest trunk release of ecommerce | payment

I have modified the Paymex Payment Method and can get it submitting the order and member field details but not the order item details - would you be able to assist with testing?

File attached

Hi smpmedia,

FYI I'll be attempting to get this code fully working on latest ecommerce code.

Hey guys, here's the updated paymex payment code.

Thanks for this Jeremy!