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I'm writing to seek your expertise because I`m trying to integrate three Paypal Smart Payment buttons on one page. The code that the wizard generates is the one below, where XXX corresponds to my client ID.
Hi. Any solution to this?
I am stuck with the same problem and it's super frustrating...
setting up on button itself is hard enough as a non-programmer. Now, I just knew I can only render one button in one page properly.
But how to differentiate the different buttons. Paypal doesn't mention it on the developer documentation.
also the button code generator generates some "paypal-button-container" every time it generates
Thanks for the response though, but, how...
Thanks @JackieDaytona but is this the "checkout.js" method of integration?
I am using the Paypal SDK method, and the button code generator doesn't differentiate the buttons, would your script still work?
I've been at it for 24 hours now and am about to pull my hair out. I've checked all over the Web and within Stackoverflow and can find nothing that helps. I've even checked previous posts such as Not receiving a response from Paypal IPN Sandbox but the responses aren't working for me. Perhaps I've missed the post that'll help me; if I have, please excuse me for repeating a same question, but this matter is rather urgent and I'm at the end of my rope.
I have a PHP cart going and it sends clients to Paypal. Everything is working perfectly. I've built it according to Paypal's instructions when it comes to sending all codes to them. Everything fine except when it comes to the final step, the return POST from Paypal back to my server to check everything's OK. Even there I've copied the entire Paypal code as is and just added the functions that'll check everything matches on my part. However, I can't get it to work. I try sending the results to a DB and nothing happens. So I placed a PHP Mail command right where the last action should be if everything's OK and I don't receive the E-Mail. I've placed this same Mail command almost everywhere else to try and find out what's going on and have received different clues from different places.
First, when I call to print into the E-Mail the vars Paypal's supposed to send back to my server, I get the E-Mail with all vars except for item_name and item_number, which I get blank; this is strange, because up to that point Paypal Sandbox is showing me every single product I'm supposedly purchasing. I tried giving these vars on the PHP code a fixed value in light of the fact that Paypal is not posting a value to them, at least at that point. I wanted to see if the lack of these two values was the reason for the error; the error persisted, however, even with the set values.
So I'm guessing the error is occurring at this point. Something is happening (or not happening) which is not only not returning the Completed status for payment_status that the code looks for in order to continue checking and etc., but it's not even returning an INVALID response. So I'm getting no response and nothing to show me whether everything's OK or not. And, what's strange, and even worse, is the fact that Sandbox is still fake-charging me for every single one of these payment attempts, even though it's clear that there's an error somewhere and the process is not being fulfilled. (This, of course, brings out another dilemma: once all this is solved, if there is a server error at some point for X reason, will Paypal still charge my client and I won't even know somebody has bought something on my Website?)
Well, I suppose that's as much as I can explain on this matter. At this point I can't see where I could have gone wrong. The code should make this a pretty straightforward thing. So really I don't see how I could have messed up the copy & paste. I suppose that at least should have no errors, unless they come with the original code. Moreover, because everything else to that point is working 100% fine, the only place where this error could be is within this PHP file Paypal has to call once the payment process is completed by the user.
I've just tried the original, untouched Paypal code. I've just copied and pasted it into this PHP and then run the Sandbox buy. Same outcome. No response, no data inserted into tables, no way of me knowing somebody has actually bought something off my cart, but Paypal still fake-charges the buy. This supports my suspicion that the error comes in the original code and has nothing to do with the functions I've added. Hope somebody can make sense of this soon. Thousand thanks in advance to that person!
A kind user who has now deleted his/her response was kind enough to give it a first try. He/she recommended that the Paypal documentation mentions -bin/webscr where I have Perhaps I have an older version of the code, so I tried out his/her recommendation. Now I comment what happened:
First of all, thanks a lot for your response. Unfortunately, no luck with it. Having substituted one address with the other, now the process doesn't get to the while loop, it stops at the fsockopen. I placed a Mail command to print out the $errno and $errstr contained in that command. With -bin/webscr substituting I get Unable to find the socket transport "https" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP? So I stripped the "https://" and tried again. Now I get php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known. Any ideas?
O.K. Needless to say: no luck yet. But I've now decided to exhaustively track everything that's going into the PHP code and out to Paypal. The idea is that a response of VALID occurs when this code sends back to Paypal those initial values Paypal inserted into it and in the very same order (this according to Paypal documentation).
The first issue is that I was receiving no response at all from the code. So the supposition was that the code was failing at the very start. It happened that the first issue was that the Sandbox links do no work. (I got to this point with the aid of @hexacyanide, who was very kind to follow along yesterday with my progress or lack thereof. Whenever I get enough reputation to positively mark his/her response, I will.) So I stripped off the sandbox. and, voil, it was returning a response, but now the response was INVALID.
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