Creating a local checkout form
The checkout form gathers and submits all the necessary information to complete a transaction to your merchant gateway.
eCart directly supports local checkout, allowing you to complete your transactions without leaving your site.
Aside from the Checkout Wizard, eCart provides three specific features to implement local checkout functionality for all the supported gateways. These are Insert Checkout Form, Local Checkout server behavior, and Local Checkout Response data bindings.
Insert Checkout Form facilitates the configuration of the variables necessary to pass credit card information to your merchant gateway within a single user interface, and then inserts the customized checkout form on your page. As well, you have the option of adding PayPal's Express Checkout option as an alternative checkout method to your customers in addition to your other payment options configured using eCart.
Local Checkout server behavior configures the necessary server-side code on your page to complete your transaction, including configuration of the variables passed from your checkout form, the shopping cart, and merchant account information, as well as the redirect destination on success and failure.
Data bindings are available to reference the data returned by your merchant gateway for use in your pages upon completion of the transaction.
The following sections detail each of these features:
eCart directly supports local checkout, allowing you to complete your transactions without leaving your site.
Aside from the Checkout Wizard, eCart provides three specific features to implement local checkout functionality for all the supported gateways. These are Insert Checkout Form, Local Checkout server behavior, and Local Checkout Response data bindings.
Insert Checkout Form facilitates the configuration of the variables necessary to pass credit card information to your merchant gateway within a single user interface, and then inserts the customized checkout form on your page. As well, you have the option of adding PayPal's Express Checkout option as an alternative checkout method to your customers in addition to your other payment options configured using eCart.
Local Checkout server behavior configures the necessary server-side code on your page to complete your transaction, including configuration of the variables passed from your checkout form, the shopping cart, and merchant account information, as well as the redirect destination on success and failure.
Data bindings are available to reference the data returned by your merchant gateway for use in your pages upon completion of the transaction.
The following sections detail each of these features: