Kristina Anderson wrote:
Hmm...seems quick and easy.
I'm not sure how to do that in PHP though, any links to sample code?
I could use the transaction ID for that, which is what I really want to
use somehow, as they are guaranteed unique.
Hi Kristina,
Kenneth's reply is more detailed than mine, with the same idea in mind.
His #4 shows sample code for downloading files through PHP. It's up to
you of course how you organize your data tables to store the paid
transactions and validate new download requests against them.
Dan Horning also makes a good point in this thread about using a
pre-existing framework (though I can't think of any by name, and I'm not
sure what you'd Google for other than php download framework, which
seems terribly broad...) When I was starting out with things like this,
a framework did not seem near as fun as rolling my own, and it had the
added drawback of seeming like overkill, but I bet it would have exposed
me to projects and code of far higher quality than I was getting on the
tutorial sites, which probably would have helped me as a developer in
general. Maybe worthwhile in the long run.
- Allen
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Allen Shaw
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