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## Paybox Direct Plus
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This is a implementation of Paybox Direct Plus for ActiveMerchant.
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Paybox Direct Plus is a French payment solution allowing recurring payments, subscriptions, etc.
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### Use and important information
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You have to create a Paybox user profile for every user you want to charge :
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response = @gateway.create_payment_profile(@amount, @credit_card, { :user_reference => "YOUR_USER_REFERENCE" })
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When creating a user profile, Paybox will do an authorization on the credit card. Thefore Paybox recommends that you give the same amount than your transaction
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The Paybox response contains the identifier `response.params["authorization"]` that may be saved in order to void or capture the transaction.
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@gateway.capture(@amount, response.params["authorization"], { :user_reference => "YOUR_USER_REFERENCE", :order_id => "ORDER_REFERENCE" })
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Using the `purchase` method will do an authorization and a capture. Some banks requires some delay between 2 authorizations on the same card. So if you register
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a profile then call `purchase` just after instead of `capture`, it may fail with some banks.
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When registering a new user, you will get a credit card reference in the response you get from Paybox : `response.params["credit_card_reference"])`.
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This is the reference you will have to add in the options when calling `purcharse` or `authorization` methods. You still have to pass a credit_card object but it will
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@gateway.purchase(@amount, @credit_card, { :user_reference => "YOUR_USER_REFERENCE", :order_id => "ORDER_REFERENCE", :credit_card_reference => @credit_card_reference })
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### Compatibility
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For Ruby 1.8, use version 0.1.0.
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For Ruby 1.9 & 2.0 use latest version (>=0.2.0)
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### Tests
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Remote integrations tests using the Paybox tests logins and server are available and should always pass.
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### Credits
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