remote sign up form return value

[dddx]

Hi guys,
It's me again... i'm sorry if it's a double post but i did searched and couldn't find anything related.

I noticed that after someone actually checks out using the remote form, (either completed payment or canceled the process), they will be sent back to my reseller account at **********, not my own custom made website (which has a different domain and hosted elsewhere). Somehow the return value sent via the remote sign up form, does not detect the current site.

Now, my question is: is there anyway i can specify a return page address somewhere out site of ********** so it won't go to **********? (thank you page for completed payment and "No fee charged..." for canceled one, both hosted on my own host with my own urls)?

All suggestions are welcomed
Thanks

[iPhone]

For remote forms, no but with API, yes.

[dddx]

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately i don't meet the API's requirement yet as i am a very new member here. If i'm not mistaken, it seems i need to have at least 2 active customers in order to be able to use the API. I haven't even finished the website yet

Is there anyways i could send the return address via $_POST or codes in url so the sign up form can recognize the return address?

Thanks

[Chris.Newton]

Hello,

As Iphone suggested, this can be done using the API only.

Regards,
Chris

[dddx]

Thanks to both iPhone and Chris.Newton

[Maxy]

This looks perfect to me. It would be excellent if someone could share whether or not they've gotten a form to work with Ajax and a remote php script.

[The Loon]

I thought you got redirected back to whatever you have set in the Store Settings under Store Default Domain

[Guest]

If there is no way to redirect the customer to the reseller's custom site after checkout, then there is really no need to have a remote order for option as it defeats the whole idea behind offering the use of a remote form.

Why would a reseller want their new customer redirected to a template site when the whole point for using remote order forms is to be able to use your own custom built site?

At any rate, please reconsider using remote forms anyway because as I have stated in this thread, remote forms are not really secure and also pose a trust issue with customers...

http://forum.resellerspanel.com/showthread.php?t=5349

Simply put, the actual remote order form address within the IFRAME is not secured with an SSL cert. And even if you change the URL within the IFRAME to https: rather than http:, your customers will be scared off by IE and other browser as the browser will tell them that the SSL cert may not be secure (because RSP is not using a wildcard cert). See my attachment.

[hockey97]

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately i don't meet the API's requirement yet as i am a very new member here. If i'm not mistaken, it seems i need to have at least 2 active customers in order to be able to use the API. I haven't even finished the website yet

Is there anyways i could send the return address via $_POST or codes in url so the sign up form can recognize the return address?

Thanks

ya, or you can easily just put $100 in your wallet on here... then you can gain access.

[akaleska]

thax your post. thank you.