(Convert code PHP to C#)

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can anyone help me do this , i do not know PHP and i have to do this in asp.net c#

function sign_ipn($reply, $token) {
    ksort($reply);
    $flat_reply = "";
    foreach ($reply as $key=>$value) {
        $flat_reply = $flat_reply."$key=$value&";
    }
    $flat_reply = $flat_reply."token=$token";
    return md5($flat_reply);
}

$fields = $_POST['fields'];
$data['fields'] = $fields;
$tok = strtok($fields, ",");
while ($tok !== false) {
    $data[$tok] = $_POST[$tok];
    $tok = strtok(",");
}
$mysign = sign_ipn($data, '123456');

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can anyone help me do this , i do not know PHP and i have to do this in asp.net c#

Posted 7-Apr-19 15:54pm

AtulSharma609

Updated 8-Apr-19 15:34pm

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#realJSOP 8-Apr-19 4:21am

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Nirav Prabtani 8-Apr-19 4:50am

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AtulSharma609 8-Apr-19 21:31pm

thanks for your offer but not interested

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Solution 1

Translating code from one language to another rarely works well, unless they share a common "philosophy" and framework, like VB and C#.

But PHP and C# are very, very different: one is an interpreted language, and the other is compiled. They do not share a framework.

Converting a (fairly poorly written) chunk of PHP isn't going to give you good C# - you would be much better off working out exactly what the PHO code is doing, and writing "real" C# code to perform the same function.

Posted 7-Apr-19 22:33pm

OriginalGriff

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AtulSharma609 8-Apr-19 21:31pm

Thanks for advise , i am doing same

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AtulSharma609 · Accepted Answer · 2019-04-08T15:35:00

private void getResponce()
{

    string requestJson = string.Empty;
    using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request.InputStream))
    {
        requestJson = reader.ReadToEnd();
        string returnUrl = Server.UrlDecode(requestJson);
        string[] queries = returnUrl.Split('&');
        queries = queries.Take(queries.Count() - 1).ToArray();
        Array.Sort(queries);

        string sortdata = string.Join("&", queries);


        string token = "C12A68A47E1D4569A98688062F9860D0";
        string codeData = sortdata + "&token=" + token;
        string code = cla.MD5Hash(codeData);

        string singnature = Request.Form["sign"].ToString();

        if (code == singnature)
        {
            Response.Write("OK");
        }
        else { Response.Write("Failed"); }


    }

}