Web Forms :: Credit Card Processing PCI Compliance?
Nov 14, 2010
I am assigned to create a credit card application that follow PCI Compliance. I know that there are documenation in PCI Compliance website about what kind of thing need to be followed. Is there anybody has somekind of sample code about ASP.NET Credit Card Processing?
I am a rookie when it comes to SSL and I need to secure a page that requires credit card processing. What steps are involved in tackling this? Is it a seamless intregration point once the cert is setup on the server?
I have got a new assignment for developping an e-commerce website. I need to accept online payment via all the common cards (Visa, MasterCard, etc). But am confuded about how I should implement it. I want to add direct payment with credit card to the website without passing by paypal.
P.S.: The website is targeted for UK customers only. Technology:ASP.NET, C#
I am creating my first e-commerce site.I have a nonprogramming ?; Does Paypal accept credit card payments or should i use a third party gateway to accept credit card payments?
The Title pretty much says it all but to clarify more I have a page with private properties that are storing a credit card object and a shopping cart object in viewstate so I can maintain a reference to them across postbacks. BTW the page involved will be using ssl. Is this safe?
Anyone know of a turnkey replacement for the asp menu control that is css compliant. That is, in a browser like the new IE8, you don't have to run in compatability view to have work. I am aware of work arounds like setting z-index etc and Context.Request.Browser.Adapters.Clear for other browsers like Safari but just wonder if there is a clean databound menu control that will work with all css complaint browsers with no need for patch
I seem to have come upon an issue with XHTML 1.0 Strict compliance and ASP.NET AJAX. When a ScriptManager is included on the MasterPage, it renders the following tag:
In order to be XHTML Strict compliant, this tag must be included in a <div>, as is the VIEWSTATE. Even when Strict compliance is enabled in the web.config, the ScriptManager insists on rendering in a non-compliant way. This is currently blocking our transition to Strict mode, as it's the only non-validating tag on our pages.
We are in the process of building a huge site. We are contemplating on whether to do the processing of HTML at server side (ASP .Net) or at the client side. For example we have HTML files which acts like templates for the generation of tabs. Is it better for the server side to get hold of content section (div) of HTML load the appropriate values and send the updated HTML to the browser or is it better that a chunk of data is passed onto client and make Javascript do the work?
The global root controller render a view in which I initialize AngularJS. It works for me, but I need to ignore routes for .css | .js | .*images_extensions* .
As I understood the following code doesn't work for this version of ASP.NET vNext:
I am currently using regular expression for VISA card validation from nopCommerce to validate Visa cards just before sending them to the payment processor. The problem is that it returns a false-positive with international credit cards; it returns "invalid number" for a valid international VISA card number.
Is there any way I can validate international credit cards? I would like to do some pre-validation before sending it to the payment processor, and my guess is that nopCommerce only works with US-based credit cards.
i am developing online hotel reservation using asp.net. can any one tell me how to accept directly credit cards like this.example this link.http://www.asiahotel.co.th/reservation/credit_bkk.htm.
Is it possible to know network card id of the user host computer from where the request is coming like IP address. I am interesting to know if it is possible at IIS or asp.net level or any other possible way of knowing it?