NAME Business::PxPay - PX Pay Interface for www.paymentexpress.com VERSION version 0.04 SYNOPSIS use Business::PxPay; my $pxpay = Business::PxPay->new( userid => 'TestAccount', key => 'c9fff215b9e2add78d252b78e214880b46a906e73190a380483c1c29acab4157' ); # when submit the cart order if ( $submit_order ) { my $rtn = $pxpay->request($args); # $args from CGI params if ( exists $rtn->{valid} and $rtn->{valid} == 1 ) { print $q->redirect( $rtn->{URI} ); } else { die Dumper(\$rtn); } } # when user returns back from pxpal elsif ( $in_return_or_cancel_page or $params->{result} ) { my $rtn = $pxpay->result($params->{result}); if ( exists $rtn->{valid} and $rtn->{valid} == 1 ) { print "Transaction Success!\n"; } else { print "Transaction Failed!\n"; } } DESCRIPTION PX Pay - Payment Express new my $pxpay = Business::PxPay->new( userid => $user, key => $key ); * "userid" (required) * "key" (required) PxPayUserId & PxPayKey * "ua" * "ua_args" By default, we use LWP::UserAgent->new as the UserAgent. you can pass "ua" or "ua_args" to use a different one. * "url" my $pxpay = Business::PxPay->new( userid => $user, key => $key, url => 'https://sec2.paymentexpress.com/pxpay/pxaccess.aspx', # to test? ); The URL is 'https://www.paymentexpress.com/pxpay/pxaccess.aspx' by default. Arguments All those arguments can be passed into Business::PxPay->new() or pass into $pxpay->request later { TxnType => 'Purchase', Amount => 10.9, UrlFail => 'http://test.com', UrlSuccess => 'http://example.com', MerchantReference => 'Test Transaction', EmailAddress => 'test@example.com', TxnData1 => 'test=A', TxnData2 => 'data2=B', TxnData3 => 'data3=C', }; * "Amount" (required) Amount value in d.cc format * "Currency" (required) * "UrlFail" (required) URL of the merchant transaction failure page. No parameters ("&" or "?") are permitted. * "UrlSuccess" (required) URL of the merchant transaction success page. No parameters ("&" or "?") are permitted. * "TxnType" (required) "Auth" or "Purchase" * "MerchantReference" (required) Reference field to appear on transaction reports * "BillingId" Optional identifier when adding a card for recurring billing * "EmailAddress" Optional email address * "EnableAddBillCard" Required when adding a card to the DPS system for recurring billing. Set element to "1" for true * "TxnId" A value that uniquely identifies the transaction * "TxnData1" * "TxnData2" * "TxnData3" Optional free text * "Opt" Optional additional parameter request my $xml = $pxpay->request_xml($args); my $rtn = $pxpay->request($args); request and parse the response XML into HASHREF. sample: $VAR1 = \{ 'URI' => 'https://sec2.paymentexpress.com/pxpay/pxpay.aspx?userid= TestAccount&request=v51flwn7rvSNcbY86uRMdJ74XB2gHd8ZY-WHqyEYoPm9xd1ROXX00pXYkkuk dleLlS402E65EjOSCkrqvmAsZUWRCck8RkmIJcRLvG0KZLi7PQRBfpIQ0wzKwdHGKvBCpqhRH6Tx-w93 MRYsP0ThOK4btgTneR_hGEk0supyLeE1taNWCkyFj8KX7rzZ9ncdWRlmciNBsiV4zX4DQ_7Poi9qiblI 5o0Gm49yb90kUlUtH1hrV3ulzidQbn0CcQKhHFKGX8IVMXiAtVN29r_Cgdzc7dOrwOxY-LBY2h4Or5GQ hJHB96kjBziu3GyGBvaGfsosNodT3-wyM29A5M-Z62ITkno6JUA6H4', 'valid' => '1' }; Usually you need redirect to the $rtn->{URI} when valid is 1 result my $xml = $pxpay->result_xml($ResponseCode); my $rtn = $pxpay->result($ResponseCode); if ( exists $rtn->{valid} and $rtn->{valid} == 1 ) { print "Transaction Success!\n"; } else { print "Transaction Failed!\n"; } PxPay will POST to your "UrlSuccess" (or "UrlFail") when you finish the transaction (or click Cancel button). the POST would contain a param result which you can request to get the transaction status. TIPS I need params in "UrlSuccess" For example, you want your UrlSuccess to be 'http://mysite.com/cgi-bin/cart.cgi?cart_id=ABC'. you need write the request like: my $rtn = $pxpay->request( # others UrlSuccess => 'http://mysite.com/cgi-bin/cart.cgi', TxnData1 => 'ABC', ); and you can get the "TxnData1" in my $rtn = $pxpay->result($ResponseCode); my $cart_id = $rtn->{TxnData1} AUTHOR Fayland Lam COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Fayland Lam. This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.