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Ideal Payment Gateway w/ Dynamic Forms

Recently, Datasprings added, upon the request of one of our clients, the possibility to use iDeal as payment provider in its module Dynamic Forms. Dynamic Forms already contained support for Authorize.Net, Paypal and a number of other payment providers.
iDeal is the de facto standard for online payments in the Netherlands (about 10 million consumers use iDeal), every webshop uses it and it is accepted as a secure solution by Dutch consumers. iDeal is supported by all major banks in the Netherlands and many smaller banks.  iDeal is not free, you will usually pay a subscription fee and transaction costs per transaction, this depends on your bank.
With this addition the module can now be used to directly accept payments using iDeal. This gives the site owner full control over his payment process, furthermore, it is also a cost effective solution.

Full details can be found here:

http://www.40fingers.net/WeblogsNews/Weblogs/tabid/58/ID/104/language/en-US/Using-Datasprings-Dynamic-Forms-to-make-iDeal-payments.aspx

 

Thanks!

 

-Chad

Tuesday, September 4, 2012/Author: Chad Nash/Number of views (150303)/Comments (-)/ Article rating: No rating
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How can Data Springs assist you?

Do you have a tight project deadline you’re undergoing with DotNetNuke?

Did you purchase our products but don’t know where to begin?

Are you implementing your projects using the best development practices?

 

Data Springs can assist in multiple ways:

  • Assistance with Project Planning – Plan your solution beforehand to ensure the best implementation practices. By doing so you can avoid: data corruption, SQL Injection, malformed DB table structures, etc..
  • Assistance by Training – If you’re new to our products, chances are that you haven’t fully explored the software’s capabilities. We can provide  a one on one or classroom styled training(s).
  • Assistance by Development – We have professionals with the experience to fully implement your solutions.

 

Data Springs is now offering a service called “Premium Integration Services”, which is offered in three separate packages:

  • Hourly – package is ideal for:
    • Short term Project Planning
    • Short term training
    • Short term development
  • Monthly  - package is ideal for:
    • Long term Project Planning
    • Long term training
    • Long term development
  • Quarterly – package is Ideal for:
    • Website maintenance
    • Module Enhancement maintenance
    • Product Trainings

 

If you have any questions regarding these services or would like to receive our assistance with your project,  please contact us via email at:  dnnsupport@datasprings.com

Friday, July 6, 2012/Author: Chad Nash/Number of views (142485)/Comments (-)/ Article rating: No rating
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Cancelling Subscriptions Using Authorize.net ARB and Dynamic Registration

One really nice feature of Dynamic Registration is it’s ability to utilize the Authorize.net ARB payment gateway. But it doesn’t only stop there! Most module will only allow you to create the subscription and the rest is up to you to handle directly through Authorize.net. DataSprings has given you the power to cancel (and soon Upgrade/downgrade) the clients subscription all from within Dynamic Registration! Below we will outline the steps you will need to take in order to accomplish this on your own website and we will cover some of the pitfalls along the way.

 

First things first, you will need to setup an instance of Dynamic Registration as illustrated in this blog posting

http://www.datasprings.com/news/blog/postid/50/dynamic-registration-authorizenet-arb-billing

After your module is setup, you can proceed with setting up a second instance of Dynamic Registration or you may add options to your existing registration form. In this blog we will be showing how to do it with two instances working together. Make sure all of your registration fields are being mapped to a core profile property. This will ensure when we need them, we’ll have them. Next step we need to take before we get started on our second form is create a profile field to record the users Subscription ID. So go into the User/Profile section of your portal and add a text field as shown below:

User Accounts

 

Now we need to go back to our first form (where users initially register and subscribe) and add a completion event. This event will be used to record the users subscription ID returned by the ARB API to a profile field. Do so as shown below:

 

Create   Manage Your Account

 

What this does is grab the subscription ID returned by Authorize.net and stores it to our profile field. you will need to change the PropertyDefinitionID to the id of the property you created in your own portal.

Once you have the ID changed out go ahead and save this and try a registration. If successful you should now see a subscription id number in your profile field. If you do congratulations! If you don’t…go back and trace your steps, you probably just missed something.

Now…FINALLY, we’re on to creating our second form. In this form we will copy many of the same fields as the first. The fields you will need to create are listed below:

  • Hidden Fields:
    1. AuthARB_BillToFirstName
      • DNN Core Field: FirstName
    2. AuthARB_BillToLastName
      • DNN Core Field: LastName
    3. PGateway
      • Default Value: AuthARB
      • DNN Core Field: PGateway
    4. AuthARB_UserLoginName
      • Default Value: [YOUR SPECIAL CODE]
    5. AuthARB_TransactionKey
      • Default Value: [YOUR SPECIAL CODE]
Tuesday, July 3, 2012/Author: Chad Nash/Number of views (149617)/Comments (-)/ Article rating: No rating
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Dynamic Forms–Hide/Show rows without a postback

Wouldn’t you prefer to hide or show fields on your Dynamic Form instances without using Question Events? Postbacks can become time consuming if you have a large form. This example is just me sharing a technique that I use within Dynamic Forms to avoid Question Event Postbacks.

This example uses JavaScript to achieve the conditional hide or show Dynamic Form field.

Here’s my form:

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Preparing the JavaScript

I want to hide the two Multi-lined text boxes until a selection is made from the Radio buttons. So I want to initially hide the two Multi-lined text boxes on page load. To do so I can use JavaScript under the Module Configuration –> Advanced Coding Options (AJAX, jQuery, JavaScript, Initial SQL DataBind) –> Custom JavaScript File –> Initial JavaScript. However what do I put there????

We will need to find the Dynamic Forms rowID’s for the Label and Question that we wish to hide. You can look into the Source code to obtain, or like myself, use the FireFox plugin(FireBug).

In this example, my RowID’s are:

  • dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_95e63704-01d5-4b49-8fd5-169404b9dcb0
  • dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_5b493000-04e2-4ed5-b141-1f6631af5857

 

So I need to prepare some JavaScript to place into the Initial JavaScript section that I mentioned above:

 

var err;

try{ document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_95e63704-01d5-4b49-8fd5-169404b9dcb0').style.display= 'none'; } catch(err){}

try{ document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_5b493000-04e2-4ed5-b141-1f6631af5857').style.display= 'none'; } catch(err){}

 

Now upon page load my two Multi-lined text boxes will be hidden.

 

I must prepare the JavaScript to conditionally show / hide the correct Multi-lined text box based on the Radio Button selection.

 

Preparing the Hide/Show JavaScript

The JavaScript below contains the logic to hide/show the appropriate Multi-lined text box. 

 

if(funcRadioCalc($(DForDR_FieldID)) == 'DynamicForms'){document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_95e63704-01d5-4b49-8fd5-169404b9dcb0').style.display= '';document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_5b493000-04e2-4ed5-b141-1f6631af5857').style.display= 'none';}else if(funcRadioCalc($(DForDR_FieldID)) == 'DynamicRegistration'){document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_95e63704-01d5-4b49-8fd5-169404b9dcb0').style.display= 'none';document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_5b493000-04e2-4ed5-b141-1f6631af5857').style.display= '';}else{document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_95e63704-01d5-4b49-8fd5-169404b9dcb0').style.display= 'none';document.getElementById('dnn_ctr2537_DynamicForms_Row_5b493000-04e2-4ed5-b141-1f6631af5857').style.display= 'none';}

 

Below is an image of the configuration settings for the Radio Button control:

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Now you have achieved hiding/showing specific Dynamic Form questions  conditionally without a postback occurring.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012/Author: Chad Nash/Number of views (673453)/Comments (-)/ Article rating: 3.0
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Dynamic Forms Custom Submit Button with Tabs

Have you ever wanted to use the Tabs feature within a Dynamic Forms 4.0 + instance? If so, many people want the submit button to be available only on the last tab. However the default Dynamic Forms submit button is available to all tabs.

This example will provide a solution to this:

 

This is my form, there are 3 tabs.

1.) Personal Info

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2.) Address Info

2

3.) Contact Info

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For the last tab “Contact Info”, make sure that you include a Text/HTML question with HTML to render a button.

To make this Custom Text/HTML button submit the Dynamic Form, you will need to copy the jQuery call that’s embedded inside of the “Original Submit Link” onClick event. I use the FireFox plugin (FireBug) to inspect controls, CSS, JavaScript, etc.. on a page.

 

In the case of my form, my jQuery call to submit the Dynamic Form is:

__doPostBack('dnn$ctr2536$DynamicForms$lnkSave','')

You will need to paste this code into the OnClick event of your Text/HTML custom Submit button like so:

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Now all that you’ll need to do is go to Module Configuration –>  Links (Submit, Save for Later, Clear) –> and Initially hide the submit link:

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Now you have finished creating your custom HTML button.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012/Author: Chad Nash/Number of views (148608)/Comments (-)/ Article rating: No rating
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