>>There are two dates the come over encoded but aren't when you look at your
string back that caused my issues initially
Yeah, I've seen that. Fields ending with _date are not listed in
form.fieldnames.
Curiously enough, this bug was already in CF 5, but Paypal would accept the
verification
There are two dates the come over encoded but aren't when you look at your
string back that caused my issues initially and only when i outputted each
form value and looked at the resulting string did I see the issue. I forget
which ones they are and I'm not able to look at our listener right now,
I'm pretty sure its it some sort of encoding problem.
I've found this on the Paypal site:
"PayPal's IPN server expects that your script will POST back all variables that
were posted to it and more importantly, that they are encoded the same way as
they were sent to your script. If your script
As someone who is working on a new PayPal integration and has run into the
same issue as you, make sure all form fields are lower case. I seem to
remember CF defaulting to upper case in the transition to MX,
Phil
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 1:15 PM, <> wrote:
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> >>If you cfdump the cfhttp results
>>If you cfdump the cfhttp results in CF5 and CF9 and compare them then you
will see the difference.
Not easy to to. The template is called by the Paypal server for every
transaction.
The template should return all form fields IN SAME ORDER in another CFHTTP
request to Paypal.
If everything
Things have changed a lot since CF5 and there is likley to be a fair few
things that no longer work the same.
If you cfdump the cfhttp results in CF5 and CF9 and compare them then you
will see the difference.
If you are using a 3rd party tag then there are more up to date ones you
could use inste
Hi, I recently upgraded an old CF site from version 5 to version 9.
Since then, my Instant Payment Notification from Paypal is broken.
It CFHTTP the Paypal server, but the response is now INVALID instead of
VERIFIED as it used to be.
There must be something changed in the CFHTTP which makes th
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