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Originally Posted by pompousjohn
But NATS has to take the user info after payment has been confirmed and insert it into the script somehow. Then it has to update status it if the member cancels.
So scripts that cannot create and modify users by a simple postback url but need user info inserted into a mysql database obviously need special attention that is beyond the abilities of people who don't dedicate their lives to writing code fulltime.
Am I wrong?
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Your authorization is typically handled outside of both NATS and your CMS. Most people simply use mod_auth_mysql to protect their members area which will authenticate off of the NATS database itself or a product such as StrongBox.
If you wanted to post user information to your CMS for reasons other than that it could be achieved with the NATS postbacks. In normal cases however, this wouldn't be needed as your authentication should be outside of your CMS and directly off the NATS db.