Hi!
I am looking to get paypal payment verification into a form.
What I would like to set up is something like:
1. When a form is submitted and customer is sent to paypal - a form gets "unpaid" status
2. When customer has paid - a form turns "unpaid" status to "paid", or new "paid" status gets added to a form.
Any ideas how to get it done?
I have browsed forum but did not manage to get clear solution..
Thanks,
Raivis
I am looking to get paypal payment verification into a form.
What I would like to set up is something like:
1. When a form is submitted and customer is sent to paypal - a form gets "unpaid" status
2. When customer has paid - a form turns "unpaid" status to "paid", or new "paid" status gets added to a form.
Any ideas how to get it done?
I have browsed forum but did not manage to get clear solution..
Thanks,
Raivis
Hi Raivis,
There isn't a clear solution. The problem is that you need to get the info back from PayPal. You can use several different approaches:[list=a]The simplest is to set up a PayPal Return URL. In ChronoForms you can do this using one of the ExtraCode boxes. You will need to include code to verify that this is a valid Return URL; look up the transaction details and mark the transaction as paid You can use the ChronoForms PayPal API plug-in if your PayPal account supports the API, the plug-in has a box to handle the returned transaction info You can add code to handle a PayPal IPN*, this is not too difficult if your transaction is simple. [/list:o]
Bob
* I'm currently beta testing a ChronoForms PayPal IPN plug-in - it's been developed in bits and pience for a year or so now. The main problem with a plug-in is that it needs to be able to handle a wide variety of different uses where as hand-coded IPN only needs to handle on partcular form.
There isn't a clear solution. The problem is that you need to get the info back from PayPal. You can use several different approaches:[list=a]
Bob
* I'm currently beta testing a ChronoForms PayPal IPN plug-in - it's been developed in bits and pience for a year or so now. The main problem with a plug-in is that it needs to be able to handle a wide variety of different uses where as hand-coded IPN only needs to handle on partcular form.
Thanks, Bob!
I will try the IPN option.
Where should I insert IPN php code?
Thanks,
Raivis
I will try the IPN option.
Where should I insert IPN php code?
Thanks,
Raivis
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