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From: "Miles Thompson" on 17 Jul 2008 14:50
An online signup script is randomly missing part of the task. These scripts
are involved:
sub_signup.php
include/cc_proc.php - does the CC (credit card) processing
include/user_maint.php - inserts the new subscriber into the database

When the CC processing finishes, with the success flag, user_maint.php is
included, and a few lines later the createUser($params) function therein is
called to create the user. Every mysql_ function in user_maint.php is
backstopped with a die() if it fails. But sometimes it appears that the call
to this script, or the createUser() function just isn't made.

What seems to happen, randomly, is that the script "charges on" so to speak,
sending an advisory email to the office manager that there is a new
subscriber, and calling sub_signup_thanks.php, which displays a completion
message, etc.

In all of these cases the credit card processing has succeeded. Sometimes
people have tried to sign up two or three times, the card processes, but no
addition is made to the database. It's driving us nuts! Any thoughts?

Regards - Miles

Infrastructure: Apache 2.2, PHP 5.x, MySQL 5

Code:
switch ($ret) {
case CC_SUCCESS:
require 'include/user_maint.php';
$cctype = cc_getCardType($cc);
if ($cctype == 'Visa') $cctype = 'VISA';
elseif ($cctype == 'MasterCard') $cctype = 'M-C';
//Shouldn't happen in case CC_SUCCESS, but better safe than sorry
else die('We don\'t support this credit card');

$params = array(
'firstname' => $first,
// various fields
'postal_code' => $postal_code,
'pay_method' => $cctype
);
// createUser is a function in user_maint
createUser($params);
// sendEmail is func in user_maint, advises office manager
sendEmail('New subscriber!!!', "Already paid $amount by credit
card", $fields);
require 'sub_signup_thanks.php'; //Grabs authCode from $result
return;

} //other situations dealt with, and properly closed
From: Micah Gersten on 17 Jul 2008 16:42
Try returning a value from CreateUser and checking it before sending the
E-Mail.

Thank you,
Micah Gersten
onShore Networks
Internal Developer
http://www.onshore.com



Miles Thompson wrote:
> An online signup script is randomly missing part of the task. These scripts
> are involved:
> sub_signup.php
> include/cc_proc.php - does the CC (credit card) processing
> include/user_maint.php - inserts the new subscriber into the database
>
> When the CC processing finishes, with the success flag, user_maint.php is
> included, and a few lines later the createUser($params) function therein is
> called to create the user. Every mysql_ function in user_maint.php is
> backstopped with a die() if it fails. But sometimes it appears that the call
> to this script, or the createUser() function just isn't made.
>
> What seems to happen, randomly, is that the script "charges on" so to speak,
> sending an advisory email to the office manager that there is a new
> subscriber, and calling sub_signup_thanks.php, which displays a completion
> message, etc.
>
> In all of these cases the credit card processing has succeeded. Sometimes
> people have tried to sign up two or three times, the card processes, but no
> addition is made to the database. It's driving us nuts! Any thoughts?
>
> Regards - Miles
>
> Infrastructure: Apache 2.2, PHP 5.x, MySQL 5
>
> Code:
> switch ($ret) {
> case CC_SUCCESS:
> require 'include/user_maint.php';
> $cctype = cc_getCardType($cc);
> if ($cctype == 'Visa') $cctype = 'VISA';
> elseif ($cctype == 'MasterCard') $cctype = 'M-C';
> //Shouldn't happen in case CC_SUCCESS, but better safe than sorry
> else die('We don\'t support this credit card');
>
> $params = array(
> 'firstname' => $first,
> // various fields
> 'postal_code' => $postal_code,
> 'pay_method' => $cctype
> );
> // createUser is a function in user_maint
> createUser($params);
> // sendEmail is func in user_maint, advises office manager
> sendEmail('New subscriber!!!', "Already paid $amount by credit
> card", $fields);
> require 'sub_signup_thanks.php'; //Grabs authCode from $result
> return;
>
> } //other situations dealt with, and properly closed
>
>
From: Shawn McKenzie on 17 Jul 2008 17:09
Micah Gersten wrote:
> Try returning a value from CreateUser and checking it before sending the
> E-Mail.
>
> Thank you,
> Micah Gersten
> onShore Networks
> Internal Developer
> http://www.onshore.com

Exactly! You'll find that CreateUser() is called, however for whatever
reason the user isn't created. Do as Micah suggests and also add so
error checking to CreateUser() to find out why the user isn't created.

-Shawn
From: "Miles Thompson" on 17 Jul 2008 19:59
MIcah,

Duh!! So damned obvious.

We'll try that.

Thanks - Miles


On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 5:42 PM, Micah Gersten <micah(a)onshore.com> wrote:

> Try returning a value from CreateUser and checking it before sending the
> E-Mail.
>
> Thank you,
> Micah Gersten
> onShore Networks
> Internal Developer
> http://www.onshore.com
>
>
>
> Miles Thompson wrote:
> > An online signup script is randomly missing part of the task. These
> scripts
> > are involved:
> > sub_signup.php
> > include/cc_proc.php - does the CC (credit card) processing
> > include/user_maint.php - inserts the new subscriber into the database
> >
> > When the CC processing finishes, with the success flag, user_maint.php is
> > included, and a few lines later the createUser($params) function therein
> is
> > called to create the user. Every mysql_ function in user_maint.php is
> > backstopped with a die() if it fails. But sometimes it appears that the
> call
> > to this script, or the createUser() function just isn't made.
> >
> > What seems to happen, randomly, is that the script "charges on" so to
> speak,
> > sending an advisory email to the office manager that there is a new
> > subscriber, and calling sub_signup_thanks.php, which displays a
> completion
> > message, etc.
> >
> > In all of these cases the credit card processing has succeeded. Sometimes
> > people have tried to sign up two or three times, the card processes, but
> no
> > addition is made to the database. It's driving us nuts! Any thoughts?
> >
> > Regards - Miles
> >
> > Infrastructure: Apache 2.2, PHP 5.x, MySQL 5
> >
> > Code:
> > switch ($ret) {
> > case CC_SUCCESS:
> > require 'include/user_maint.php';
> > $cctype = cc_getCardType($cc);
> > if ($cctype == 'Visa') $cctype = 'VISA';
> > elseif ($cctype == 'MasterCard') $cctype = 'M-C';
> > //Shouldn't happen in case CC_SUCCESS, but better safe than sorry
> > else die('We don\'t support this credit card');
> >
> > $params = array(
> > 'firstname' => $first,
> > // various fields
> > 'postal_code' => $postal_code,
> > 'pay_method' => $cctype
> > );
> > // createUser is a function in user_maint
> > createUser($params);
> > // sendEmail is func in user_maint, advises office manager
> > sendEmail('New subscriber!!!', "Already paid $amount by credit
> > card", $fields);
> > require 'sub_signup_thanks.php'; //Grabs authCode from $result
> > return;
> >
> > } //other situations dealt with, and properly closed
> >
> >
>
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