On 7 September 2010 11:48, Matt Siebert <mlsieb...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have a relatively simple page that processes PayPal Instant Payment
> Notification (IPN) messages.  Basically, PayPal just POSTs a bunch of
> variables to this page which contains logic to process the order (i.e.
> generate serial numbers and email them to the customer).  It seems that the
> page is intermittently receiving only a subset of the variables, and it's
> the same subset each time.  I've confirmed that all the variables are being
> sent to PayPal correctly so it looks like the problem is either that PayPal
> isn't sending all the variables (seems unlikely), or my website isn't
> receiving them all (i.e. problem in IIS / ASP.NET).
>
> I'm a total IIS / ASP.NET novice, and I was wondering if there is anything
> in IIS or ASP.NET that could cause this?
>
> My page has some logic to iterate through Request.Params and write these to
> a database so I can see what was received - clutching at straws here, but
> are there any synchronisation issues with Request.Params? - i.e. I'm
> assuming that when Page_Load() is called, Request.Params is fully populated.
>
>
Is your site 'live'?  Could be someone's trying to scam it.


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