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Thank you! I am new to your site, i must have missed it.
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Thank you! I am new to your site, i must have missed it.

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I currently building a site that will make a &quot;Donation&quot; to a PayFlow managed group. Payflow is set to perform a Silent Post to a URL that we Specify after the transaction succeeds or fails...this post will contain pieces of data that will tell us whether the transaction failed or succeeded. My problem is i do not know how to handle this in my ASPX page. So say I set the return page to return.aspx...the silent post doesnt actually open this page but does a post to it anyway. How can i capture this information coming to my page?
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I currently building a site that will make a "Donation" to a PayFlow managed group. Payflow is set to perform a Silent Post to a URL that we Specify after the transaction succeeds or fails...this post will contain pieces of data that will tell us whether the transaction failed or succeeded. My problem is i do not know how to handle this in my ASPX page. So say I set the return page to return.aspx...the silent post doesnt actually open this page but does a post to it anyway. How can i capture this information coming to my page?

Handing a Silent POST to my ASPX Page

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