PHP with Buckaroo Payment system

[Imre2333]

I am currently starting with making a payment system on my website an will use Buckaroo for this and use the BuckarooPHPSDK, although I think I don't understand how it works. When I make a test payment the system will redirect me to my 'returnURL' and on this page I want to manipulate information about the transactio (for example, put information about the transaction in a database) but I don't know how to get information about the transaction (what is the status, or transaction ID for example).

I hope my problem is clear and someone can help me.

Kind regards,

Imre

[ginerjm]

And what does the manual for this 'Buckaroo' tell you?

[requinix]

Looking through their docs myself, I can't tell either...

So what will probably be the easiest way to get an answer is to get the answer yourself: set the return URL and have that page log $_GET and $_POST somewhere for you to look at. That data will probably match up with something in the docs.

[Imre2333]

Thank you for your replies, the documentation is very vague in my opinion, it is more a bunch of examples (which don't really work). But in the example they give for my situation the data of an example transaction as given in the example as a variable, so they don't retreive it from the transaction itself, but I think I have found a workaround. The way I have done it know is as follows:
By creating the transaction a transaction ID is generated by the Buckaroo system, I put it in a database with another, known, id. After the transaction I'll retreive the transaction ID (since I know the other ID), and with help of this transaction ID I can retreive the data of the transaction (whether it failed or not).

I don't know whether this is the best solution, but it looks like it works. If someone accidentally does know this system and know of a beter way to do this, pleas feel free to tell me how.

[requinix]

That would be a very typical approach: you have your own identifiers, they have their own identifiers, and in order to associate them you have to store theirs alongside yours.