Re: AquaticPrime Config.php + PayPal Advanced Variables Not Working
Re: AquaticPrime Config.php + PayPal Advanced Variables Not Working
- Subject: Re: AquaticPrime Config.php + PayPal Advanced Variables Not Working
- From: Chunk 1978 <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 19:24:39 -0500
excuse me. there was a typo in my example code. it should have read:
if ($appLicense == "Software-A")
{
$key = "//the key for Software-A";
$privateKey = "//the private key for Software-A";
}
also, $licenseExtension = ""; is not important here.
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 7:21 PM, Chunk 1978 <email@hidden> wrote:
> i have AquaticPrime set up with PayPal for a small software license
> that i sell maybe once every 2 months. i'm releasing something new
> soon and i'm trying to customize the AquaticPrime .PHP scripts to
> handle the production and emailing of 2 different licenses depending
> on what the customer is buying.
>
> let's say the two applications are "Software-A" and "Software-B".
> simple enough.
>
> i've created buttons for the two applications and i've added variables
> to these PayPal buttons under "Step 3: Customize advance features
> (optional)" of creating buttons with paypal. the variable i've added
> for Software-A is "appLicense=SoftwareA", and the variable i've added
> for Software-B is "appLicense=SoftwareB".
>
> next in AquaticPrime's "config.php" script, i've configured the script
> to look like this:
>
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
> $appLicense = $_POST["appLicense"];
>
> $error_url = "//the error url";
>
> $key = "";
> $privateKey = "";
> $licenseExtension = "";
>
> if ($appLicense == "Software-A")
> {
> $key = "//the key for Software-B";
> $privateKey = "//the private key for Software-A";
> }
> else if ($appLicense == "Software-B")
> {
> $key = "//the key for Software-B";
> $privateKey = "//the private key for Software-B";
> }
> else
> {
> header("Location: $error_url");
> die;
> }
>
> //remaining lines of code involve the email message
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
>
> the result is that the customer will be directed to the error url and
> the script will exit without sending a produced license by email. it
> appears that the script isn't reading the appLicense variable of the
> paypal button. isn't this the correct method to incorporate
> customized php variables with the AquaticPrime scripts?
>
> help would be greatly appreciated.
>
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