Example Code

Sorry Page ASP

You can use ASP to display transaction results on your failure page.
There are 3 steps to use this ASP example.
1. You need to create a HTML page.
2. You need to copy and paste the code below after the opening (first) BODY tag.
3. You need to name the file with the extension .asp

Thankyou Page ASP

You can use ASP to display transaction results on your thank you page.
There are 3 steps to use this ASP example.
1. You need to create a HTML page.
2. You need to copy and paste the code below after the opening (first) BODY tag.
3. You need to name the file with the extension .asp

Sorry Page PHP

You can use PHP to display transaction results on your sorry page. There are 3 steps to use this PHP example.
1. You need to create a HTML page.
2. You need to copy and paste the code below after the opening (first) BODY tag.
3. You need to name the file with the extension .php
For example:
decline.php

Thank You Page PHP

You can use PHP to display transaction results on your thank you page. There are 3 steps to use this PHP example.
1. You need to create a HTML page.
2. You need to copy and paste the code below after the opening (first) BODY tag.
3. You need to name the file with the extension .php
For example:
confirmation.php

Custom Submit Button

You can customize the submit button with the one of the examples below.
First you will need to locate the following code for the default sumit button.
<input type="submit" value="Continue to Secure Server">

The following example will allow you to change the color of the submit button:

Credit Card Validation

If you have a secure server (SSL certificate) on your web site and you are bypassing the Connect payment form, you can use this Javascript as a preliminary check for credit cards. The script will prevent the customer from being taken to a LinkPoint page if they enter an invalid credit card.
This script was obtained from Javascript.com

Connect Bypass Example

In order to bypass the Connect payment form you will need to submit the appropriate variables. You can use the bypass example below if you have a secure server (SSL certificate) on your web site and want to collect credit card information on your own payment form.

The textbox below will generate some HTML code. You will need to copy and paste the code onto one of your pages on your web site. Make sure you change the value for storename, 123456, with your store number.

Payplus Example

You can create a form on your web site and collect the customer's information.

The textbox below will generate some HTML code. You will need to copy and paste the code onto one of your pages on your web site. Make sure you change the value for storename, 123456, with your store number.

Payment Example

This example will allow a customer to enter any amount for a payment. The textbox below will generate some HTML code. You will need to copy and paste the code onto one of your pages on your web site. If you leave store number as the default 123456, you need to remember to change the value for storename with your store number.

Drop Down Menu

The textbox below will generate some HTML code. You will need to copy and paste the code onto one of your pages on your web site. If you leave store number as the default 123456, you need to remember to change the value for storename with your store number. You can create a drop down menu with prices only if you leave the description fields blank.

Store number:
Product/Service:
 
  Description (optional) Price
Item 1 $
Item 2 $
Item 3 $
Item 4 $
Item 5 $
 

Simply click inside the window below, use your cursor to highlight the code, and copy (press Control-C or Apple-C on your keyboard) the code. Next you will need to paste (Control-V or Apple-V on your keyboard) the code into one of your web pages using Notepad (Windows), TextEdit (Mac OS X), or any HTML editor.


Here is an example of what it will look like:



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