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Codes generated by your online registration code generator
based on order data.
If you have a web based code generator (like VBOlock),
you can check the option "Generated codes" while
adding or editing your product in E-junkie admin. You will
need to enter the URL of your code generator in the "Generated
Codes URL" field. All the order data will be sent
to the URL you have specified for each product in the order
individually.
The ONLY thing this URL should output is the code
(HTTP headers are fine as our E-junkie will parse them out).
Our system will then e-mail this code to your buyer.
E-junkie will send all the order data using POST to your
URL only for successful completed payments. Currently,
if E-junkie server is unable to reach your server, it will
not retry.
- Order Specific
- payer_email
- txn_id - transaction
id of the payment. in some cases we add prefix to it
(gc- for google checkout, au- for authorize.net, 2co-
for 2checkout, cb- for clickbank and tp- for trialpay
payments)
- first_name
- last_name
- mc_gross - total amount
of payment
- custom - if you added
&custom=someValue to the url in the shopping buttons
you got from e-junkie
- shipping
- tax
- invoice - unique invoice
id that we generate
- for_auction
- auction_buyer_id
- address_city
- address_state
- address_zip
- address_country_code -
2 letter ISO country code
- Item Specific
- item_namex
- item_numberx -
item number you have set in product configuration
- mc_gross_x
- sale price for this product
- option_name1_x
- (if applicable) if you are using any options
with your products, then this will contain first option's
name
- option_selection1_x
- (if applicable) if you are using
any options with your products, then this will contain
first option's value that buyer selected
- option_name2_x
- option_selection2_x
- option_name3_x
- option_selection3_x
- item_cart_position -
this will be posted once per notification and will
provide the position of the item for which this post
is being done. essentially, this will provide you the
value of x (see above) so you can pick the item
name, number etc. for this particular item
- sku - SKU of the item
sold, only applicable if you configured price affecting
variants in Admin
- Following variables are also tagged along the order
data we get from the payment processor
- handshake - md5(your@login.email+md5("your_e-junkie_password"))
<?php
// you can use
this variable to ensure that the data coming is from
e-junkie server. you can of course use any language
of your choice
// put these
lines in top of your script to make sure that the data
you are getting is from e-junkie server
// if your e-junkie
login email and password is known to someone else, then
this verification will be moot
if ($_POST['handshake']!==md5("your@login.email".md5("your_e-junkie_password")))
{
exit;
}else {
//
the code generation scheme will depend on the algorithm
you are using in your software to actually check the
code.
//
it can be as simple as an MD5 hash of buyer's email,
name and a secret word or something completely random
which you store in your database and make your software
check the entered code against it. point being, it's
up to you completely.
echo
md5($_POST['payer_email']."some secret string");
}
?>
- from_name - your display
name in e-junkie profile
- from_email - your
display email in e-junkie profile
- expiry_hours - (if
applicable) maximum number of hours you allow your download
links to be valid for in your product configuration
- max_downloads - (if
applicable) maximum downloads you allow in your product
configuration
You can also customize
your thank you page to display these codes to the buyer.
If your code generator does not generate text codes, but
rather "binary key" files which need to be sent
as an attachment, you should see the integration
section in help. Our system will
send the same variables to you without expecting an output.
Your script can then generate and email the binary key file
to buyer directly.
If you want the buyer to input a code which your script requires
to generate the registration code, see the variants
section in help.
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