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Entries Tagged as 'PHP-KeyCodes'

How do I change the language code for PayPal?

April 8th, 2009 · No Comments

The language code for the PayPal site is defined in the button using a hidden field.
So for English language use
<input type=’hidden’ name=’lc’ value=’US’ />
Possible values are France(FR), Spain (ES), Italy (IT), Germany (DE), China (CN), English (US).
The customer should hopefully see the login page in the defined language.
To change the language code, go to the [...]

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Tags: PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea · PHP-eSeller

Creating a mySQL Database in cPanel (new style)

April 4th, 2009 · No Comments

Log in to your Cpanel
Log into cPanel and click on the mySQL database link.

Create A New Database
Scroll down to where it says ‘new database’ and enter your choosen database name in the field and click on ‘Create Database’

MySql Account Maintenance Page 
Each step in the process will take you back and forth to the mySQL Maintenace [...]

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Tags: PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea · PHP-eSeller · mySQL databases

Create a mySQL database with GoDaddy hosting

March 26th, 2009 · No Comments

This describes creating a database with GoDaddy hosting
First, start by logging into your GoDaddy account:

Click on my hosting account (dropdown under “hosting”)

Click on “manage account” under the correct hosting account domain

Once you’re in the “hosting control center” click on “mysql” from the “databases” dropdown menu

Click the “create database” button

Choose MySQL version 4 or 5, and [...]

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Tags: PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea · PHP-eSeller · mySQL databases

Create a mySQL database using cpanel (old style)

March 24th, 2009 · No Comments

This tutorial will take you step-by-step through the process of creating a database for use with withinweb applications using CPanel.
First, login to your cpanel control panel.
You should see a large number of icons, one of which will be mySQL Database
Click on this and you will be taken to the mySQL Account Maintenance page.  You may also [...]

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Tags: PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea · PHP-eSeller · mySQL databases

Logging in and session errors

January 31st, 2009 · No Comments

With PHP-eSeller, PHP-SecureArea or PHP-KeyCodes, if you get an error during installation where the admin keeps on logging out, it is usually because there is an issue with session variables on your server.
First check using the test file a_session_test.php  When the page is first loaded there will be a link, click the link and it [...]

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Sending email from windows server

January 31st, 2009 · No Comments

PHP-eSeller and PHP-KeyCodes can both be installed on a Windows Server which runs PHP and has a mySQL database.  This is quite a common arrangement now, and many hosting companies provide this, enabling PHP applications to be installed on Windows Servers.
Both applications need to send out emails from the server and this can be done [...]

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What is IPN

December 21st, 2008 · No Comments

Instant Payment Notification (IPN) is the method that PayPal uses to automatically notify a defined web page when a PayPal payment has been made. For a complete description refer to the PayPal IPN Manual which you can find on the http://www.paypal.com/ipn site.
The principle that PayPal uses is as follows : You first create a PayPal ‘buy [...]

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PHP-KeyCodes custom field

November 30th, 2008 · No Comments

When you sell pin codes or software licence codes using PHP-KeyCodes, you may want the customer to enter in some text during purchase which is returned to you in the purchase information. This might be the type of cellphone, or some other information that you require for you records.
PayPal has a field called [...]

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Creating a database user with myPHPAdmin

August 19th, 2008 · No Comments

PHP-eSeller, PHP-SecureArea and PHP-KeyCodes all require a mySQL database and hence require a database username and password. Normally you will interact with the mySQL database using a control panel which will incorporate tools to easily create database and users. These facilities are provided by your web host and will be the best way [...]

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Tags: General PHP · PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea · PHP-eSeller

PayPal and eChecks

July 1st, 2008 · No Comments

An eCheck is when the customer only has a bank account, and not a credit card or additional form of payment to back up their account should their account be overdrawn when PayPal tries to debit it, so PayPal doesn’t pay you for 3-5 days while they wait for the money to transfer.
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Tags: PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea · PHP-eSeller