KipFXsays
CAD
Hi dude, cool little addition here, just dropped on the site as an extra, and I like it, but need to get it into pounds (British) any idea what the paypal British pound symbol is please?
or would it just be British Pounds
Thanks in advance
Converginereplied
Hi KipFX,
Here’s the link with all the currencies paypal supports and their codes:
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/sell/mc/mc_wa-outside
GBP is what you’re looking for.
turner2fsays
Everything is installed and is running perfectly on my client’s site.
They have a PayPal Business account. But the status at the moment is “Unverified”
The question that I have is that when they are in the PayPal area it asks the visitor to create a PayPal account.
Is this because their business account is “Unverified” at the present moment?
I just sent you a link to their website in a private email.
Stefan67says
I just bought this script and it took just 5 min to implement into my site and get it running! I love it, just what I needed 
Converginereplied
I’m glad you like the script Stefan67!
Thank you for purchasing!
troy7890says
I am trying to emplement this into a wordpress page following your tutorial. I believe I have done everything correctly. My page is showing this error in the body of the template. With nothing else following.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<' in /home/troy/public_html/clients/theonsitemassage.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-exec-php/wp-exec-php.php(43) : eval()’d code on line 2
I’ll gladly send you my login info once you email me. Thanks
Converginereplied
Thank you troy7890 for purchasing our script.
As I replied in previous comment – we didn’t have time to test the script with PHP exec, so I can’t really comment on your error. It might be even not possible to integrate the script with PHP exec… script was built as a standalone product without intention for using it with wordpress, at least not in the beginning. We see that script is popular here, and we consider to release something similar for wordpress, however it is not going to happen in the next month or two for sure.
rayezrasays
If I place this Paypal form inside a div on my page (included the script above the doc.)
And then place the closing php tag <?php } ?> below the forms div when I go to pay and it goes to the processing page, everything below the closing php tag remains while Processing.
I noticed the closing php was after the closing html tag.
I can not leave it there as i have other php below this.
How can i place this in a built page?
It works great and easy. I just need it inside my webpage.
UPDATE :
Fixed it thanks.
Converginereplied
Thank you for purchasing rayezra,
I’m glad you’ve managed to fix it yourself.
Let us know if you will have any other questions.
alphacinosays
I have implemented this script in a website. I am trying to capture the IPN return values. And it seems the IPN handler part in thank_you.php doesnt work. I am testing this on two live paypal accounts and whatever code I write inside the if ($paypal->validate_ipn()) { doesnt work.
Any help?
alphacinosays
Oops. This script works nicely. My modifications doesn’t work because I modified it too heavily and to tell the truth I wasn’t in the best condition to code last night. 
joemaniersays
Hi, the “Click Here” button on the processing page isn’t centered. I tried to rezip the downloaded file, and then redownloaded and unzipped and it still isn’t centered in IE 8 , ff, chrome. http://www.vswebdesigns.com/paypal/
It is for the demo. My server runs the latest and greatest php. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Joe
Converginereplied
Hi joemanier,
to center the button you need to use CSS – it is not related to your php version.
You can contact us through den page and we will be glad to assist you on this.
joemaniersays
Hi, any help on setting this up inside an html page? I’m not super familiar with what that takes? And how to do have the “payment successful” and “payment unsuccessful” pages in a specific html page?
I tried what xemmex wrote over a year ago (page 2) and no luck.
thanks!
Converginereplied
The file which displays thankyou/cancel messages is thank_you.php, in which you will see switch() method on 3 actions, 1 action is when user cancels the payment, 2 action is when user successfully paid and need to see thank you page and 3rd action is the actual paypal IPN (instant payment notification) processing part.
If you need to use it with your own design you would have to manually alter index.php and thank_you.php. You would also need to edit paypal.class.php to change look and feel of “Processing Order” page.
Let me know if you will have other questions.
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