validate
The validate function does more or less everything that the confirm function does except that there is no invoice created. This is more or less a dry-run of the confirm function.
An example of how to use this function can be found here
- Endpoint
/public/ajax.php?validate
- Method
POST
Request
Property | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
hash | Yes | string | The hash for the order. |
In addition to the hash, the same parameters as returned from the get function should be used as request parameters.
Response
Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
number | int | Order/invoice number |
status | string | The current status of the payment |
result | string | The result of the payment |
orderid | string | The order-id supplied in the payload |
url | string | The URL to use for the client |
Depending on the status and result, the url can be used to redirect the client to the correct page. The status and result can be one of the following:
status is WaitingForPurchase - The client should be redirected to the URL supplied in the response.
status is WaitingForSwish - The client should be redirected to the URL supplied in the response.
result is BankID - The client should be redirected to the URL supplied in the response.