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Custom Messaging
| Using Custom WWW Responses |
The WWW responses are returned to your customer when a transaction is
successfully processed. You may have as many WWW responses as you wish
-- each response can be up to 10,000 characters long. Since the responses
will be returned to your customers via their web browser, the responses
need to be written in a format that can be displayed as a web page.
- Establish the reply names for your WWW responses. If you already
have WWW reply names established for ITPS 1.3, the same reply names
will be available for you on 2.0. If you wish to change or add reply
names, you will need to tell your client account manager that you want
to have additional reply names established for your WWW responses.
- Use your Custom Message Utility to enter the html code for the response
web page. Choose the "WWW" reply type, and the reply name that you wish
to enter. Remember that the response web page will be served from the Kable
system, so be sure to use absolute paths for all of your links and images.
- Use the iResponse tag to associate the reply
name with the web page. For example, if you wanted to return a WWW response
page called "New Offer", and your four character publication description
was "DEMO", your iResponse tag would read:
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- <input type=hidden name=iResponse value="DEMO.New Offer">
- Use the double-bar substitution method to dynamically populate your
response page. Remember that you must collect the field on your web
page in order to have it available for substitution on your response
page. The exception is the Inquiry order
type, which has available some mainfile fields from a successful lookup.
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