Request items are used to call the Web API, for example. However, they may also be used to notify your website (as a webhook)

• Url - The URL that Cryptolens will call upon successful transaction.
• Type - The type of request.
  • DataRequest - This assumes the website (eg. Web API result) returns a JSON object (a hashmap, to be precise). Cryptolens will take these values and insert them into the thank you page, instead of the [name]. So, if JSON object is {"key":"ABCD"}, and our message contains **Thank you. Your key is [key]., the customer will see Thank you. Your key is ABCD.
  • VoidRequest - Simply sends a request without taking into account what it returns.
• Method  - This can either be GET or POST. Web API 3 requires this to be GET.

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Passing variables from one request

If the first request returns a JSON, those values can be used in the URL of succeeding requests further down. For example, if the first request returns a key, then we can add this value to the next request using [key]. These values can also be used in the custom message.

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Pre-set variables

In addition to the variables returned from each request and the custom field, there are also several variables provided by Cryptolens. They all start with “cl_” prefix.

Currently, the following variables are available:

• cl_transaction_id - the transaction id returned by either Stripe or PayPal. Useful if you would need to issue a refund, etc.
• cl_email - the email provided in the payment form.