I am writing a script that requires two actions performed on the same page.upload pictures and store them on the server & 2) Send all of the variables from the WebForm to the WorldPay servers via the POST method. I am aware of the Server.Transfer and Response.Redirect methods but neither of these will do what I want.
Are there any soluitions out there in C# that I can used to do this easily( running out of time on this project!)?
My understanding is that after a transaction Worldpay will send the
result's to a specified URL. All of the scripts I've looked at parse
the query string and display the data onto a web-page, which obviously
renders a page, as there is no one to read this and it does not go to
the client I'm not sure what use these scripts are.
I have a couple of general ASP questions if anyone has a solution
How do you make a call to an asp page that updates a database but does
not render a page? I'm probably being dumb but what does the url look
like? I.E can I make a call direclty to a web-service to update my DB.
I'm running dot.net framework 1.1, MCMS 2002 and using visual studion
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I'm having the simplest of problems we've implemented worldpay and as you might know worldpay doesn't allow you to enter more than one item at a time. I want to allow the user to enter say quantity 2 and then calculate the value say 15.00 and then add the result into the worldpay code.
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The process could be: Code:
<%@ Page Language="VB" %>
<%
... aspx code ...
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%>
I'm newbie in ASP, and would be extremely obliged if anybody could tell me how I must write it. I've tried with:
<!-- #Include File="old-script.asp" -->
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Code:
<!-- #Include File="old-script.asp" -->
and
Code:
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