Comments on: Protx Module http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/ Professional Templates and eBook Tutorials for your osCommerce Store Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:29:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jimmy http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/comment-page-1/#comment-16455 Jimmy Wed, 26 Aug 2009 11:23:21 +0000 http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/#comment-16455 I can echo your Secpay Protx experiance. Twice I have been massivly lt down by Secpay, once several years ago and once more recently. Protx worked like a dream when I was using it previously but cant comment on them since they have been rebranded Sagepay I can echo your Secpay Protx experiance. Twice I have been massivly lt down by Secpay, once several years ago and once more recently. Protx worked like a dream when I was using it previously but cant comment on them since they have been rebranded Sagepay

]]> By: admin http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/comment-page-1/#comment-10633 admin Thu, 15 May 2008 08:36:26 +0000 http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/#comment-10633 Hi Robert, once I'd changed the TxType as mentioned in my previous comment, everything started to work fine. I've since added the Protx Form to another osCommerce store, I started at about 9am, got the form into the site, tested and working, then emailed Protx to get the account live, tested it again, and got the final confirmation to Protx and the Protx payments were live by 4pm, not bad for a days work especially when they say to wait up to 24-48 hours for a response! It was lucky too as the site had been on SecPay but they had broken something and were refusing most transactions, for a busy site that isn't good, so the Protx module was needed urgently and luckily we pulled it off well. Hi Robert, once I’d changed the TxType as mentioned in my previous comment, everything started to work fine. I’ve since added the Protx Form to another osCommerce store, I started at about 9am, got the form into the site, tested and working, then emailed Protx to get the account live, tested it again, and got the final confirmation to Protx and the Protx payments were live by 4pm, not bad for a days work especially when they say to wait up to 24-48 hours for a response!

It was lucky too as the site had been on SecPay but they had broken something and were refusing most transactions, for a busy site that isn’t good, so the Protx module was needed urgently and luckily we pulled it off well.

]]> By: Robert Morgen http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/comment-page-1/#comment-10626 Robert Morgen Wed, 14 May 2008 22:51:45 +0000 http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/#comment-10626 Sounds like more trouble than it's worth. Sounds like more trouble than it’s worth.

]]> By: admin http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/comment-page-1/#comment-102 admin Wed, 20 Dec 2006 08:39:15 +0000 http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/#comment-102 Hi Lee, Are you using the same contribution that I linked to? Usually the contribution should come with a readme file that runs through the instructions. I had major problems at first so these are the steps I followed: Add the Protx Form module Run a test purchase with the testvendor details in the module If this works, update the details to your own Run a purchase again When I did this with the details from Protx it kept erroring but that was due to the Tx Type as mentioned. Let me know if the test part works. If it does then your best option is to print out the string that's being sent to Protx and send it to their tech support and ask them what's wrong. Hi Lee,

Are you using the same contribution that I linked to? Usually the contribution should come with a readme file that runs through the instructions.

I had major problems at first so these are the steps I followed:
Add the Protx Form module
Run a test purchase with the testvendor details in the module
If this works, update the details to your own
Run a purchase again

When I did this with the details from Protx it kept erroring but that was due to the Tx Type as mentioned.

Let me know if the test part works. If it does then your best option is to print out the string that’s being sent to Protx and send it to their tech support and ask them what’s wrong.

]]> By: Lee http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/comment-page-1/#comment-101 Lee Tue, 19 Dec 2006 16:55:27 +0000 http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/#comment-101 Hi Just found your post. Could you tell me where the best place to find the exact instructions on how to install the protx module correctly? I have managed to install it into our website (admin) but I'm failing here on the user name, encryption password and password from Protx. Many thanks Lee Hi

Just found your post. Could you tell me where the best place to find the exact instructions on how to install the protx module correctly? I have managed to install it into our website (admin) but I’m failing here on the user name, encryption password and password from Protx.

Many thanks
Lee

]]> By: admin http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/comment-page-1/#comment-6 admin Sat, 04 Nov 2006 12:11:57 +0000 http://www.oscommercetemplates.net/2006/10/protx-module/#comment-6 Well after a lot of reading on forums and trying every combination of options I tried the test info (i.e. TestVendor and testvendor as the ID and password respectively) and it worked, so clearly the script was fine. After getting past the error code of a wrong ID or password I then had issues with account settings. What I've had to do is alter the code slightly to set the Tx Type as 'PAYMENT' (line 134 in includes/modules/payment/protx_form.php) instead of PREAUTH or DEFERRED as Protx support informed me that neither of these options would work! So now it's all working, just a few more tests and we should be ready to roll! Well after a lot of reading on forums and trying every combination of options I tried the test info (i.e. TestVendor and testvendor as the ID and password respectively) and it worked, so clearly the script was fine. After getting past the error code of a wrong ID or password I then had issues with account settings.

What I’ve had to do is alter the code slightly to set the Tx Type as ‘PAYMENT’ (line 134 in includes/modules/payment/protx_form.php) instead of PREAUTH or DEFERRED as Protx support informed me that neither of these options would work!

So now it’s all working, just a few more tests and we should be ready to roll!

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