QUOTE (paulbrown @ Apr 9 2008, 05:03 PM)

haha i understand!
Do you have an experience of the WorldPay Junior Module I am using?
As I explained before after the WorldPay payment is processed I get the floowing screen...any idea how to get rid of the need for the shopper to click the button before retuning to the online shop and commiting the order to the database?

Cheers
Paul
There is one way to get around it, however WorldPay do not like it one bit. I wrote a PHP module a while ago that automated the process involved of processing a payment through the Select Junior method using cURL, however the day after I released it they implemented their new and improved payment system. Now, I imagine it was just a coincidence, however if I were to write a new version of the module that is compatible with their new processing methods, I have no doubt that any merchant caught using it would have their account suspended very quickly. It basically handles all of the transactions between the client (your customer) and the WorldPay server through their transaction forms. This brings up all kind of issues regarding PCI compliance and compromise of customer data (i.e. credit card information, contact details etc), and as such I would not recommend anyone go down this route. If you have a WorldPay account, getting an Invisible installation activated is a fairly painless process, and at the end of the day is the best path to go down.
After another quick think, on my old Junior installation that I used, if you used a Callback URL to process client information, if you output any information from this script it was displayed instead of the 'return to shop' button. I'm unsure if this is still the case, as I have not used a Junior installation since I started using the Invisible installations. It may be worth a try, however I recall a clause in WorldPays ToA disallowing any kind of automatic redirection from the Callback output. While using this method would allow you to record transactions through the callback URL, instead of having the information sent back via the form on the 'return to shop' page, the user would still have to click on something to return to the main area of your site.
So, overall as I've stated before, Invisible is the way to go if you want to process payments yourself.
I hope this information has been of help to you.
Psilocybeing