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This data will be included as POST data sent to the payment gateway. It simulates a HTML form post. | This data will be included as POST data sent to the payment gateway. It simulates a HTML form post. | ||
The data sent should be whatever the payment gateway requires to initiate a payment collection. | |||
Template variables can be used to include information about the booking. | Template variables can be used to include information about the booking. | ||
Post fields should be specified as name/value pairs separated by ampersands. | The template variable [PAYMENTAMOUNT] can be used to create the correct value for both booking deposits and payment requests. | ||
Post fields should be specified as name/value pairs separated by ampersands as per this example. | |||
inputname1=value1&inputname2=value2&inputname3=value3&reference=[BOOKID]&amount=[ | for example: inputname1=value1&inputname2=value2&inputname3=value3&reference=[BOOKID]&amount=[PAYMENTAMOUNT]&description=Deposit Payment for [PROPERTYNAME]¤cy=USD | ||
Latest revision as of 14:36, 14 October 2024
This data will be included as POST data sent to the payment gateway. It simulates a HTML form post.
The data sent should be whatever the payment gateway requires to initiate a payment collection.
Template variables can be used to include information about the booking.
The template variable [PAYMENTAMOUNT] can be used to create the correct value for both booking deposits and payment requests.
Post fields should be specified as name/value pairs separated by ampersands as per this example.
for example: inputname1=value1&inputname2=value2&inputname3=value3&reference=[BOOKID]&amount=[PAYMENTAMOUNT]&description=Deposit Payment for [PROPERTYNAME]¤cy=USD