An HTML form example for API1 to test and demonstrate the information
sent to the IAMS console for order and credit card processing. Change
values as desired for testing. Please see the note below about changing the
values of textarea fields.

Action URL
Service ID    Store Name    Enter your registration values here.
PO Text (sample format for e-mail presentation)
Use spaces, not tabs. See notes below.
PO List (sample format for console presentation
See notes below.
Sub Total Total of items times quantity only. The total amount of the order is computed at the server by adding shipping and tax. It is converted to US$
Shipping standard try with 0 or empty field to see effect on shipping form
Shipping next day try with 0 or empty field to see effect on shipping form
Tax
Order e-mail Change to your e-mail address to view a 3rd party copy of the order.
Remote host optional, useful for fraud prevention
Referring URL optional, useful for fraud prevention
Logo Image URL A size of approximately 200 pixels in width makes a good presentation. Use full URL.
Currency symbol Use letters rather than symbol for international results.
Background color Leave empty to default to light grey
Background image optional, full URL
Font color Leave empty to default to black
Control ElementValue=API1, identifies this API
Control ElementValue=cc, identifies payment type
NOTE regarding TextArea fields: With some browsers, to change the submitted
value of a textarea, you may have to open the file, make changes, and save the
file. Changing the text in the viewed field may not change the submitted values.

In normal use the items ordered will be entered into a hidden text field or a
server to server form post. The PO text field is formatted for presentation in an
e-mail client. Do not use tabs to create spaces. Use \r and \n to create a new line.

The PO list field is for display in the IAMS console. This is an HTML browser
display. Use the <br> element to create a new line. Use the tilde (~) to
separate elements in the list.

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