[Plugin: Paid Memberships Pro] Payment Gateway: iPay88

Evalulu,

There isn’t sufficient info in the members forum to add your payment gateway. You’d have to be a bit more than a newbie and able to understand and update the PMPro codebase which is available at https://github.com/strangerstudios/paid-memberships-pro/

I’m taking a look at the iPay88 specs right now to see what would be involved in adding support for it. I’ll try to get back with an estimate for this. It won’t be tomorrow or next week. Probably later in the month if I can get it done.

Regards,

Thanks, looking forward to it ??

Hi strangerstudios,

I’m writing to follow up whether the support for iPay88 with PMP is ready for subscription?

Regards,
Eva

Looks interesting. Let us know once it’s ready.

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Hi Strangerstudio,
I must commend your membership plugin as the best I’ve come across in recent times. Works seamlessly.

However, I’m trying to modify one of the payment gateways to match my payment gateway to no avail. It uses cURL to pass on the transaction details through an XML API.

I’ve been able to match them to PayPal Express class but each time I check out it tells me an error on ‘page 8’ which happens to be my Membership Checkout Page created by the plugin. Can you assist with this?

If it works out there’s a whole lot of potentials that awaits its usage.

Gateway API (Pay4me)

<?php

		$merchant_id = 271; 

		$item_num = mt_rand(1000,9999);

                $trans_num = mt_rand(1000,9999);

		$merchant_code = "100152070";

		$merchant_key = "77d4bd45efe9254082dcdc2468445b0e";

		$item_id = $_POST['item_id'];

        $item_num = $_POST['transaction_number'];

        $transaction_number = $_POST['item_id'];

        $name = $_POST['item_name'];

        $item_description = $_POST['item_description'];

        $app_no = $_POST['app_no'];

        $price = $_POST['amount'];

    send_payment_request($merchant_id, $item_id, $item_num, $price, $trans_num, $name, $merchant_code, $merchant_key, $app_no);

    function send_payment_request($merchant_id, $item_id, $item_num, $price, $trans_num, $name, $merchant_code, $merchant_key, $app_no)

    {                           

        $request = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

                        <order xmlns="https://www.pay4me.com/schema/pay4meorder/v1">

                            <merchant-service id="'.$merchant_id.'">

                                <item number="'.$item_num.'">

                                    <transaction-number>'.$trans_num.'</transaction-number>

                                    <name>'.$name.'</name>

                                    <description>Test Order</description>

                                    <price>'.$price.'</price>

                                    <currency>naira</currency>

                                    <parameters>

                                        <parameter name="app_no">'.$app_no.'</parameter>

                                    </parameters>

                                </item>

                            </merchant-service>

                        </order>';                                           

        $header[] = "Authorization: Basic ".base64_encode($merchant_code.":".$merchant_key);

        $header[] = "Content-Type: application/xml;charset=UTF-8";

        $header[] = "Accept: application/xml;charset=UTF-8 ";

       $url = "https://pay4me.demo.swgindia.com/order/payment/payprocess/v1/PID/".$merchant_code;

        //$url = "https://www.pay4me.com/order/payment/payprocess/v1/PID/".$merchant_code;

        $ch = curl_init(); //initialize curl handle

        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url); //set the url

        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, $header);

        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER,1); //return as a variable

        //curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);

        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, 1); //set POST method

        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $request); //set the POST variables

        curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTP_VERSION, CURL_HTTP_VERSION_1_1);

        $response = curl_exec($ch); //run the whole process and return the response

        curl_close($ch); //close the curl handle

        $xdoc = new DOMDocument();

        $isLoaded = $xdoc->loadXML($response);

        $rurl = $xdoc->getElementsByTagName('redirect-url')->item(0)->nodeValue ;

        header("Location: $rurl");

    }

?>

Regards,
Bigtt

Bigtt, the code you posted looks like sample code for the gateway. You would need to add a gateway class to the plugin and adjust things in a few places to add that gateway as an option. It’s pretty complicated and I don’t have time to write up the steps (it would take about as long as actually integrating the gateway).

Next time I do add a gateway, I’ll take notes and release them on the site to help people trying to add gateways themselves.

Right now it seems that you aren’t far enough along for me to give useful feedback. Feel free to ask specific questions via our forums on PaidMembershipsPro.com.

Hi Strangerstudio,
Thanks for taking time out of your tight schedule to respond to me. I have actually figured out how to modify the gateway classes and settings which enables my gateway to be available in the list of gateways but unfortunately if I try to check out (having put in all the necessary gateway settings) I get no where. On one occassion, I got the SetExppressCheckout Failed : 0 error message.

The above code is a sample code that leads to our gateway having been populated by the application checking out.

I would love to collaborate more with you on this if possible because this has an enormous potentials beneficial to you and me. Why not hit me up on my email? [email protected]

Regards,
Bigtt