Update PaymentRequest.php

[parzerphilipp]

make $params protected to add the possibility to override the PaymentRequest class.
for example: if you want to add a parameter to the URL (e.g. USERPARAM1 for recurring payments), currently this cannot be done

[newPOPE]

What about method addParam or setParam for this? Instead of open visibility.

[parzerphilipp]

would be a fine alternative solution

[newPOPE]

Cool, will be merged after update.

[romanklabal]

I am afraid it won't be as simple as that. If you for example do $request->setParam('LANG', 'cs');, then the LANG param will be included in the array returned by the getParams() method and the request will fail with PRCODE=31, SRCODE=0, because the LANG param is not supposed to be included in the digest.

[newPOPE]

@romanklabal so solution can be, prepare params for digest alone, via some filter out access?

[romanklabal]

@newPOPE looking at the documentation (page 8), the LANG param seems to be the only one that should not be present in the digest. So maybe all you need to do is discard the LANG param when making the digest and only use it when building the URL. One of the forks already does it: https://github.com/l4ngur/gp-webpay-php-sdk/blob/master/src/AdamStipak/Webpay/PaymentRequest.php#L76

[newPOPE]

@romanklabal what about this 0289bcb ?

[romanklabal]

I like it!

[parzerphilipp]

we got one more problem
if I use the setParam function the params in the createPaymentRequestUrl() function have a different order than requested
for example USERPARAM1 is required before PAYMETHOD, but is added to the params via the setParam method and therefore after PAYMETHOD in the constructor
btw. it already fails if you add the MD param via constructor, because its added after the PAYMETHOD

so in my view, we have three possibilities:

1. add a sorting function with all param names
2. add all possible params in the constructor, in the correct order
3. make params protected, so that the constructor can be overwritten if additional params are required

[newPOPE]

@siwa-pparzer hi, can you code a test case with problematic scenario. I can help you with implementation afterwards.
I just maintain this lib now and don't using it in any project so it is a little bit tricky understand what it needs to be implemented. Test case will help.

[parzerphilipp]

$request = new PaymentRequest(time(), 100, PaymentRequest::EUR, 0, 'https://www.test.com', 1, null, null, PaymentRequest::PAYMENT_CARD);
$request->setParam('USERPARAM1', 'R');
$url = $this->api->createPaymentRequestUrl($request);

As you can see, the PAYMETHOD (PaymentRequest::PAYMENT_CARD) is set via constructor.
Then, I add the param USERPARAM1 (R) to the initial request.
But in the documentation (https://www.gpwebpay.cz/downloads/GP_webpay_HTTP_EN.pdf page 6-7) it states, that USERPARAM1 has to be declared before PAYMETHOD.
The creation of the url works, but when I call the url, it says, that the digest is not correct.
When I add the following static statement into the constructor before settings PAYMETHOD, it works:

$this->params['USERPARAM1'] = 'R';

[parzerphilipp]

could be something like this:
#16

[parzerphilipp]

did you check this already?

[newPOPE]

Ou sorry, missed a notification before.

So, I read comments before and I'm correct understand the problem solution (sound fine for me is a 1. add a sorting function with all param names) can you add it?