Im using simpleCart.js to build a simple, low-trafic, low product count, shopping cart. It’s default is PayPal. Upon checkout, it sends you to PayPal.com with a few simple values… Product description, quantity and total. You see this sort of checkout all over the place.
simpleCart.js also supports a SendForm function which, is basically a form POST directed to a URL of your choice. My question is, can such a form POST be submitted directly to Authorize.net, as you would with PayPal?
The author says he was able to use simpleCart.js w/SendForm to work with Authorize.net, but I can’t help but think that this means through a view on his own site, which is then processed with PHP, Python, whatever. At which point the interaction between my site and Authorize.net is via an SDK, and not a direct POST.
Any tips? Im using Django, so I can build out a view and then use Paython or something to connect to Authorize.net, but I would like to NOT have a CC form on my site. I want exactly what PayPal gives me, only I want it with Authorize.net.
Is this possible?
On http://developer.authorize.net/guides/SIM/, see
That will show you where your form must submit to and what inputs it needs in order to use Authorize.net’s SIM.
Haven’t used simpleCart.js, so I can’t be of more help… but hope that gets you in the right direction.