Just a question… Is it anywhere near “now” that this Test Product Instant Notification will be implemented?

Cheers!

I’m using the code found on this forum
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=8675162

My INS url is http://www.xxxxx.com/ClickBankINS.php?user_id=14&user_name=test.
When i click on test button beside url textbox, system posting test data to this url. Fine, when i see request object i getting all values, but i am getting $_REQUEST['cvendthru'] as null. What i expect is querystring i passed in url.But it is not coming in $_REQUEST['cvendthru']; And i am getting $_REQUEST['user_id'], but not $_REQUEST['uesr_name']

Am i doing anything wrong or am i missed anything..

Thanks in advance
-Venu

Test purchases do not cause Instant Notification messages to go out. You must use the Instant Notification “test” button to test receiving Instant Notification messages. We are considering enhancing test purchases to send Instant Notifications in the future however a release date for this enhancement has not been set.

When I press “test” next to the INS link, everything works fine.
When I try to make a test transaction, I don’t get an email. It’s not due to a security key issue as I have it set to email me whether it passes or fails. Basically, if the page it called, it should email me – but nothing happens with a test transaction.

As bahar asked above, does INS work with test products?

I am setting up the instant notification service for one of my client. I am not sure how to test if I am getting response. I have set one of the products as “test” product and tried with the test product.

But I am not getting any response. In home page, I checked the “test url” option and it returns a HTTP 200 response.

is INS working with test products?

have a nice day.

Thank you, Finally i got the point but your above code is little bit complicated to understand..some syntax error there.. please rectify that

Simple Code :

$cvendthru = $_REQUEST["cvendthru"];
// for eg: $cvendthru=”user_id=14&user_type=F”;

parse_str($cvendthru, $cdata);
echo $cdata["user_id"];
echo $cdata["user_type"];

Once again thanks for your responses

Cheers

Unfortunately neither of those code examples you posted will accomplish what you’d like to do. Here is some code that should achieve what you’re looking for:

// get cvendthru request parameter
$cvendthru = $_REQUEST["cvendthru"];

// create empty array to store name value pairs from cvendthru
$data = array();

// break up cvendthru by ‘&’ delimiter
$urldata = explode(”&”, $cvendthru);

// loop thru array created by above command
for($i = 0; $i 0) {
$data[$key] = $value;
}
}

// loop thru associative to show name/value pairs
foreach ($data as $key => $value) {
echo $key.” -> “.$value.”\n”;
}

// syntax to get data by key from associative array
echo “Get individual item from cvendthru data: “.$data["detail"].”\n”;

Hope that helps,
Greg