Scott Rossi wrote:
>Since your students are first going through your system and storing a unique
>key, your CGI could also generate an HTML download page with that key (or some
>other unique identifier) as part of the Web address (ie
>http://www.mydomain.com/download/user72635463.html).
There'
Recently, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
> I'm trying to implement a PayPal solution to registering my software.
> ...
> Right now, testing with the PayPal sandbox system, I have to say it's good
> enough without verification, and my app isn't something folks are likely to
> spend a lot of time trying to
Thomas,
You're warned not to sell things using PayPal from your software so
that the user clearly sees what the browser is doing... Best is to
redirect to the browser page, the IPN spec works best using HTTPS,
it's the only way, also IPN is not realtime, it will broadcast
messages to your
I'm trying to implement a PayPal solution to registering my software. Here's
the flow:
1. students/users start up my app and click 'register'
2. A "register_window" rev stack is downloaded and the user chooses some basic
options.
3. They click send and my stack generates a key (thanks to Ken Ra