ccvs_new
Name
ccvs_new — Creates a new, blank invoice in a session.
Synopsis
string ccvs_new(session, invoice);
string session: ID of
session to use
string invoice: Invoice name
for transaction
Returns
'OK' on success; on error, 'data problem', 'duplicate
invoice', 'uninitialized', or 'unknown'
Description
ccvs_new() creates a blank invoice in the session
identified by session . invoice is the name by which this
invoice will be called in future operations; if an
invoice with this name already exists in this
session,duplicate invoice' is returned. session must be a valid session ID
as returned by ccvs_init() .
The invoice name can be at most eight characters long,
consisting only of alphabetic characters, and is not
case-sensitive. If invoice is
shorter than eight characters, it will be right-padded
with 'X' characters up to eight characters,
although you can still refer to it using the shorter
name. All invoice names are displayed in uppercase.
Version
PHP 4 since 4.0.2
Example
Example 92. Creating a new
invoice
echo "Adding an invoice to the session:\n";
if (!ccvs_new($session, 'foo') === 'OK') {
echo "Could not create invoice; reason: " . ccvs_textvalue($session) . "\n";
}
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