Closed thatwill closed 4 years ago
It just refers to variations on the authorize()
method. If you want to make a payment, then use the purchase()
method:
$response = $gateway->purchase([...])->send();
Ah, gotcha. Thanks.
Most gateways just have single authorize()
and a purchase()
equivalent. Sagepay just happens to have two different modes of authorize()
, and you may need to use one or the other, depending on how the payment is finally going to be captured. Hopefully the default authorize()
options will be what most people need.
The readme states the following in the Server integration section:
Seemingly this doesn't allow for a regular PAYMENT txtype - why is this the case? SagePay allows it. I cannot find an explanation for this, or a way to set the txtype manually.
Am I missing something obvious?