How would i see the POST data from a result in Node?

[Mozzi]

My payment gateway is returning values in POST with some results so i can do the rest of the transaction… But now im bit stuck on this one…
If they returned it as GET… then easy peazy…

Before in PHP i used… and that worked like a charm…
$_POST[‘PAY_REQUEST_ID’]
$_POST[‘TRANSACTION_STATUS’]
$_POST[‘CHECKSUM’]

Can anyone point to me to a page or a topic on this forum?
To get the “POST” values and use them on my page… because im a bit stuck with NodeJs
I have searched the community pages for the last 3 hours… but still stuck… i think i might not look for the correct solution…

what would be the equivalent in NodeJs page to get the POST data so i can use it? As i have done before in PHP…

my brain is now fried…

[Apple]

You can still use those $_POST in a Server Action:

Create those variables in the $_POST section. That screenshot refers to a Library workflow, but you use the API workflow instead

Ah, maybe you want to bind a Server Action to the page as well (so you can get those POST variables in the page), search Server Side Binding or similar. This tutorial is a bit more overkill for what you want to do, but you will find out how to bind server sided data to the page:

Using Server Connect Data for Server Side Rendering in NodeJS

You already know how to setup your pages to use Sever Side Rendering with NodeJS. In this tutorial we will show you how to use Server Connect data in your page meta tags, such as page title and description. Overview In our example we will show you a dynamic product details page, where the product title will be displayed as page title and product description will be added to the description meta tag. We have a page listing our products: [Screenshot_3] When the details button is clicked, th…

[Mozzi]

Thanks @Apple but that did not work for me for some reason… but i managed to come right… I have used sessions to store the values … and that is doing the trick… i stored the PAY_REQUEST_ID and then just queried that again via the api retrieve the data… but thanks once again for being a “active” helper on this page… as always… have a great sunday!