Sessions
interface Sessions
Methods
Prevents the session from being used.
Loads data into SLIM CD and returns a session id.
Destroy and delete a session.
Creates a unique session from a master-session and displays it. Used instead of ShowSession when the form is a template form.
Sends a link via email or sms-text that allows the session to be displayed/filled on a remote PC.
Spawn a new sessionid from an old one.
Details
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mixed
cancelSession(CancelSessionRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Prevents the session from being used.
CancelSession is used to cancel a session. Cancelling a session will prevent the clerk from performing payment processing. Cancelling a session may not be possible if the payment has already been completed (in which case a VOID transaction must be performed on the gateway), or if the payment is currently in-process for payment processing with the credit card companies.
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mixed
checkSession(CheckSessionRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Checks a session.
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mixed
createSession(CreateSessionRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Loads data into SLIM CD and returns a session id.
CreateSession is used to create a SessionID. SessionID values are later used as part of a secure and tamper-resistant URL so that a browser-style application can be launched to accept cardholder information outside of the developer’s software. CreateSession can also be used to send initial customer data to SLIM CD so that payment pages are pre-populated for the clerk, providing ease of data entry.
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mixed
destroySessions(DestroySessionsRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Destroy and delete a session.
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mixed
getSessionFields(GetSessionFieldsRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Get Session Fields.
Returns all of the session’s “user data”. Any pre-filled data will be stored here. Any fields on the page will also be displayed once the user clicks SUBMIT to save that data as the page is processed.
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mixed
multiSession(MultiSessionRequest $request)
Creates a unique session from a master-session and displays it. Used instead of ShowSession when the form is a template form.
MultiSession is used to display a previously-created session similarly to ShowSession. It is designed to accept limited input and display HTML output so that the SessionID value can be included in the URL that is provided as a command-line when launching in a browser. This also works well when redirecting from one web server to another. Unlike ShowSession, MultiSession is designed to be used by multiple recipients such as for charitable donations. MultiSession creates a unique session from the original template each time it is called.
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mixed
searchSessions(SearchSessionsRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Search Sessions.
Returns a list of all the session matching the search criteria. Search is performed on a date range. Returned data includes session id, approved, approvedamt, etc.
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mixed
sendSession(SendSessionRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Sends a link via email or sms-text that allows the session to be displayed/filled on a remote PC.
SendSession is used to send a session URL via Email or SMS text message. The recipient can then follow this link on their PC or Mobile device to the previously created hosted payment page where they can enter their payment information and complete the transaction.
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mixed
showSession(ShowSessionRequest $request)
Displays the session inside the browser.
ShowSession is used to display a previously-created session. It is designed to accept limited input and display HTML output so that the SessionID value can be included in the URL that is provided as a command-line when launching in a browser. This also works well when redirecting from one web server to another.
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mixed
spawnSessions(SpawnSessionsRequest $request, bool $timeout = false)
Spawn a new sessionid from an old one.