Have stayed away from HTML for a while, need some direction… Have a client who using authorize.net “buttons”, works fine but you can not embed into their email marketing software becuaes its a “unsupported” form.
can I take the form info and turn it into a standard link??
<center>
<form name="PrePage" method = "post" action = "https://Simplecheckout.authorize.net/payment/CatalogPayment.aspx"> <input type = "hidden" name = "LinkId" value ="6XXXXXXXXXXXXX6" /> <input type = "image" src ="https://gallery.mailchimp.com/07bf28066c62a5817a1fe738b/images/a2831902-87ca-40b7-badb-e6235cff51c4.gif" /> </form>
Does or can CatalogPayment.aspx work with GET requests?
In terms of security, should it?
If so it would be a simple matter of adding the “hidden” to the link. eg.
CatalogPayment.aspx?LinkId=6XXXXXXXXXXXXX6
The fact that it’s hidden and “payment” is in the name suggests it might not be the best approach, but as HTML hidden fields can be tampered with hopefully there are adequate server-side safeguards in place already.
i already took that out to see if that was an issue, didn’t make it work.
Save the image locally to their email service just to be sure it wasn’t a gateway issue.
Need it to be simple since there email marketing clients doesn’t support forms (or at least this one
I don’t know what you mean by “not working”.
The HTML is of little help here.
If you are wanting to change the ASP code best to start a new topic in that category showing the ASP code involved with the form…
But, because this involves paymenttake care as to what you post.
What has security got to do with GET requests (apart from that GET are more secure than POST because you are not updating anything on the server with GET - unless you are misusing GET where you should be using POST ie for updating)