Entries Tagged as 'PHP-SecureArea'
If you have a number of membership options in PHP-SecureArea, these can be all displayed and selected from one drop down list.
For example :
<form action=”/phpsecurearea/ipn/process.php” method=”post”>
<select name=”item_number”>
<option value=”Memb01″>1 month membership (£10.00)</option>
<option value=”Memb03″>3 month membership (£20.0)</option>
<option value=”Memb06″>6 month membership (£35.00)</option>
<option value=”Memb12″>12 month membership (£60.00)</option>
</select>
<input type=”image” src=”/phpsecurearea/images/btn/x-click-butcc-subscribe.gif” border=”0″ name=”submit” alt=”" title=”Make payments with PayPal - it’s fast, [...]
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Tags: PHP-SecureArea
PHP-IPNMonitor, 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-IPNMonitor · PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea
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.
All withinweb applications [...]
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Tags: PHP-IPNMonitor · PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea
With many applications it is neccessary to find the full path name of a folder and then enter it into the admin area of the application. This is required in PHP-IPNMonitor to identify the location of the digital files, and it is required in PHP-SecureArea to define the secure folders.
Download, unzip, and ftp to the [...]
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Tags: General PHP · PHP-IPNMonitor · PHP-SecureArea
I have had a few users forget their password that they use to login to the admin area of either PHP-IPNMonitor, PHP-SecureArea or PHP-KeyCodes.
The best way to reset the admin password is by using the myPHPAdmin facility in your server control panel. If you log in to your server control panel and find myPHPAdmin, then [...]
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Tags: PHP-IPNMonitor · PHP-KeyCodes · PHP-SecureArea