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Parsing IPPS is like parsing any input. A nice parse function can be found in most perl scripts, so copying one of those might be a good idea. The name value pairs returned are listed on the IPPS Data Fields page and the additional IPPS fields page. The fields returned by a forcepost are a little different than the other modes so here they are:

Field Name	Comment
mode	Remote Server to connect to
next_url	URL to POST to
username	Used by Password Management Section
password	Used by Password Management Section
expdate	Used by Password Management Section (YYYYMMDD format)
expire	Used by Password Management Section (MM/DD/YYYY format for windows)
card_number
email
firstname
lastname
address1
address2
city
state
zip
country
home_phone
work_phone
fax_phone
trans_response	will be APPROVED if transaction went through, or else it will be DECLINED
trans_approved
trans_amount
card_holder
cardtype
exp_mon
exp_year
ship_name
ship_address
ship_city
ship_state
ship_zip
ship_country
ship_phone
user1	Set to POST or FORCEPOST
user2
user3	can be set to USE_PASSWORD for password management
passthru1
passthru2
passthru3
passthru4
passthru5
passthru6
passthru7
passthru8
passthru9
passthru10
receipt_number	A receipt number will not be displayed if you are running an authorization only (test) transaction.