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--- rtd_manual_ch_12_interfacing_with_other_applications [2012/02/11 21:06]
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+++ rtd_manual_ch_12_interfacing_with_other_applications [2012/12/27 11:45] (current)
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 Be sure everything works as expected before deployment. Verify using the SIMULATE button!
 You can fill the "Order ID" field with a valid ord# you have.
-Clicking the button, you will see a pop-up that will show all the fieldsnames and values your actual
+Clicking the button, you will see a pop-up that will show all the fieldnames and values your actual
 setup would have created on that order submittal.
 In the pop-up you will also see the option of testing a real send to your page:
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 This is an example where the "Custom Params" fields is useful.
 As you probably know, the PayPal buttons has to be filled with some param/value pairs.
-For example, a standard "add to PayPal cart" button has the following fields:
+For example, a standard "add to PayPal cart" button has the following fields:\\
-target form page => https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr
+target form page => https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr\\
-item_name => An item name
+item_name => An item name\\
-amount => Total order price
+amount => Total order price\\
-add => 1
+add => 1\\
-cmd => _cart
+cmd => _cart\\
-business => yourpaypalemail
+business => yourpaypalemail\\
-currency_code => USD
+currency_code => USD\\
-bn => PP-ShopCartBF
+bn => PP-ShopCartBF\\
-no_shipping => 0
+no_shipping => 0\\
-no_note => 1
+no_note => 1\\
+\\
 To have customers adding orders in a PayPal cart on submittal, you would need to do something like:
-- "Redirect" as the value of "EXTERNAL FORM: Submit method"
+- "Redirect" as the value of "EXTERNAL FORM: Submit method"\\
-- "https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" as the value for "EXTERNAL FORM: Target Url Page"
+- "https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" as the value for "EXTERNAL FORM: Target Url Page"\\
-- "80" as the value for "EXTERNAL FORM: Target port"
+- "80" as the value for "EXTERNAL FORM: Target port"\\
-- "item_name" as the value for "ORDER: Order ID"
+- "item_name" as the value for "ORDER: Order ID"\\
-- "amount" as the value for "ORDER: Total Order Price"
+- "amount" as the value for "ORDER: Total Order Price"\\
+\\
 As you can see, you now miss some fields which are not part of the generator:
 add, cmd, businness, currency_code, bn=PP-ShopCartBF, no_shipping and no_note
 To pass them to the PayPal script, you can use "Custom Params". Here's how they should be compiled
 for this example:
-add=1&cmd=_cart&businness=yourpaypalemail&currency_code=USD&bn=PPShopCartBF&
+add=1&cmd=_cart&businness=yourpaypalemail&currency_code=USD&bn=PPShopCartBF&no_shipping=0&no_note=1\\
-no_shipping=0&no_note=1
+\\
-Place all the above as the value for "EXTERNAL FORM: Custom Params" (changing the
+Place all the above as the value for "EXTERNAL FORM: Custom Params" (changing the "yourpaypalemail" value, of course!)\\
-"yourpaypalemail" value, of course!)
 At order submittal a setup like this will simply lead your customer in PayPal's site, with a cart and the
 designer item added to it.
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 One of the most interesting uses of external variables is to give you a way to "connect" you own system
 with RTD.
-Let's suppose you do have your own ecommerce site, and you link RTD just to create the design.
+Let's suppose you do have your own eCommerce site, and you link RTD just to create the design.
 When design is submitted from RTD, you can use the "External Notification on Submittal" to lead your
 customer back to your site but... how to know what he ordered into RTD?
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 will be returned as "product_id" value
 - if you call again RTD by add-in &extvar_product_id= to the url, "product_id" value will simply be
-nullifyed
+nullified
   * STEP 3: USING AND APPLYING RULES TO THE PRICING MATRIX
 And finally, how to see external variables rules in action!
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 add => 1
 cmd => _cart
-businness => yourpaypalemail
+business => yourpaypalemail
 currency_code => USD
 bn => PP-ShopCartBF
@@ Line 267: / Line 267: @@
 - "amount" as the value for "ORDER: Total Order Price"
 As you can see, you now miss some fields which are not part of the generator:
-add, cmd, businness, currency_code, bn=PP-ShopCartBF, no_shipping and no_note
+add, cmd, business, currency_code, bn=PP-ShopCartBF, no_shipping and no_note
 To pass them to the PayPal script, you can use "Custom Params". Here's how they should be compiled
 for this example:
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 FORMAT OF THE XML RESPONSE
 A single record will be returned.
-The fields will be all the specialcodes normally available for templates.
+The fields will be all the special codes normally available for templates.
 <RTD_REPLY>\\
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 ACTION 'GetOrdersByDate'
 This action will return an XML file with details and IDs of orders placed within a given date range.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'date_start' - starting date in "yyyy-mm-dd" format
 * 'date_end' - ending date in "yyyy-mm-dd" format
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 ACTION 'GetUserDetails'
 This action will return an XML file with details of a registered user.
-Accepted input parameteres are:
+Accepted input parameters are:
 * 'login' - the registered user login name
 * 'email' - the registered user email
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 == NOTES ==
  Only one of those parameters should be set. If not, only one will be used anyhow.
-This method doe not search for substring, but for perfect matches.
+This method does not search for substring, but for perfect matches.
 So, if the user name you are looking for is 'johnsmith', this method will not return any result if you
 search by 'john' only.
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 ACTION 'GetUserDesigns'
 This action will return an XML file with details of Saved Designs belonged to a USER ID.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'user_id' - the ID of the registered user
 For example, to query for user #123456, value should be: 'user_id'="123456"
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 ACTION 'GetUserCliparts'
 This action will return an XML file with details of Saved Clip arts belonged to a USER ID.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'user_id' - the ID of the registered user
 For example, to query for user #123456, value should be: 'user_id'="123456"
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 ACTION 'GetUserOrders'
 This action will return an XML file with details of Saved Clip arts belonged to a USER ID.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'user_id' - the ID of the registered user
 For example, to query for user #123456, value should be: 'user_id'="123456"
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 This action will add a new registered user to your company, and return an XML file with details of the
 operation.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'login' - the new user's login name
 * 'email' - the new user's email
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 This action change email and/or password of a registered user, and return an XML file with details of
 the operation.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'user_id' - the ID of the registered user
 * 'old_login' - the user's login name
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 ACTION 'GetUserAutologinUrl'
 This action will create a link to the RTD which will also log in a specific registered user.
-Required input parameteres are:
+Required input parameters are:
 * 'rtd_link' - any full RTD link you want the user to be redirected to once logged in
 * 'user_id' - the ID of the registered user

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