Create a new module for International Checkout payment module

[DrByte]

ok, but that draws the standard checkout button pages, and that is not what I want, I need to draw a button below the cart the way paypal and google checkout do, because the standard checkout process, has to be avoided, the only thing my process_button() method(sorry for the function thing), needs to do is submit these data, using a custom International Checkout button, that will not interfere with the standard checkout process.

LOL - sounds like it is absolutely interfering with the standard checkout process, by bypassing it entirely!

That's why I wanted to know if the code can go withing the class or I have to write in other file, or somewhere in the shopping cart.

I don't know how GC does it.
The PayPal button is simply drawn within the template where it's required.

[icecold]

LOL - sounds like it is absolutely interfering with the standard checkout process, by bypassing it entirely!
I don't know how GC does it.
The PayPal button is simply drawn within the template where it's required.

Lol, it does

ok, so that's std way GC process_button() is empty!

BTW is there an easier such as writing the code in a separate file and require it or inside the class?

Because in my case I just need to write button the way Paypal does, but there is no need for a handler.

[DrByte]

I don't see why you couldn't do it that way.

[icecold]

I don't see why you couldn't do it that way.

I read Paypal files, and the Paypal template button file, and is calling ipn_main_handler.php, linking to it,

<div id="PPECbutton" class="buttonRow">
  <a href="<?php echo zen_href_link('ipn_main_handler.php', 'type=ec', 'SSL', true, true, true); ?>"><img src="<?php echo MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYPALWPP_EC_BUTTON_IMG ?>" alt="<?php echo MODULE_PAYMENT_PAYPALWPP_TEXT_BUTTON_ALTTEXT; ?>" /></a>
</div>

so in my case do you you think if I link directly to my payment class will work? Won't it try to write to CONFIGURE table and return an error?

I know you can instantiate a class, but my understanding of PHP Objects is still limited, so I am not sure how that will behave, If that specific method will make a new conflict ... or if I can have new instance, and don't worry about it ...

[icecold]

I read Paypal files, and the Paypal template button file, and is calling ipn_main_handler.php, linking to it,

so in my case do you you think if I link directly to my payment class will work? Won't it try to write to CONFIGURE table and return an error?

I know you can instantiate a class, but my understanding of PHP Objects is still limited, so I am not sure how that will behave, If that specific method will make a new conflict ... or if I can have new instance, and don't worry about it ...

Sorry I forgot to mention this code is inside Paypal's button template, the tpl_shopping_cart_default, just links to this template.

[DrByte]

Yes, but that's just the URL that the button goes to when you click it. You don't need to use ipn_main_handler or anything like that. Use whatever you want for your unique needs. PayPal does way more than what you're talking about, so has only marginal similarities to your needs.

[icecold]

Yes, but that's just the URL that the button goes to when you click it. You don't need to use ipn_main_handler or anything like that. Use whatever you want for your unique needs. PayPal does way more than what you're talking about, so has only marginal similarities to your needs.

ok I managed to display the nice button ... but when I click the link I got a permission problem ...

Access forbidden!

You don't have permission to access the requested object. It is either read-protected or not readable by the server.

If you think this is a server error, please contact the webmaster.
Error 403
www.store.com
04/06/10 00:22:47
Apache/2.2.3 (Win32) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.3 OpenSSL/0.9.8c mod_autoindex_color PHP/5.1.6