https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/how-do-i-use-paypal’s-auto-return-feature-to-redirect-customers-back-to-my-website-faq3651 paypal provide this auto redirect to merchant please try again may be it should work.
Set the payment processor callbacks to a plugin
For subscriptions the method should be CreateRecurringPaymentsProfile and you still have to send trough all those CC parameters. to get a better understanding take a look at PayPal API Subscriptions which is a bit outdated but the code part of the API call is still relevant.
eShop and wp e-commerce both offer downloadable products.
Elements like these (PayPal buttons), should not be inserted as page content in the editor, but in your WordPress template files. I assume you are developing your own WordPress theme! If not, you can modify an existing shipped WordPress theme such as the Twenty Eleven WordPress theme. Depending on the placement of the button, you … Read more
Ok, take a look at following plugins, maybe someone could help you: Easy WordPress Donations Awesome Donation System for WordPress PayPal Payment Terminal WordPress However all these plugins are commercial, but you can ask a question to the author about your needs before buying. If you need account there you can register here.
What you do is you pass an argument to the Paypal’s return URL. For example: So your return URL may look like this: $url = home_url(); $url = add_query_arg( array( ‘paypal’ => ‘8832002472223abc’ ), $url ); $paypal_ipn = array( ‘return_url’ => $url // rest of your ipn data ) In your IPN template, you can … Read more
First of all, is better use get_template_directory_uri() instead of bloginfo(… <input type=”hidden” name=”notify_url” value=”<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/ipn.php”> but you are right if you think the problem is not this one. I cannot be sure, but I bet your problem is here: include_once( $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘/wp-load.php’ ); This is a problematic way to include wp-load.php, but … Read more
A solution can be found in the function woocommerce_add_to_cart_action. We have to chain two filters. In the first, we check for the product ID, if it’s one of a list we add the redirect. add_action( ‘woocommerce_add_to_cart_validation’, ‘check_ids_wpse_119466’, 10, 3 ); function check_ids_wpse_119466( $true, $product_id, $quantity ) { # Not our products, bail out # Adjust … Read more
Because you mention an infinite I am guessing that you are hooked into a hook like save_post that fires for wp_insert_post() so if you hook your code into that your code will run then fire the same hook over and over. To avoid that remove the action from the top of your callback: remove_action(‘save_post’,’yourcallbackfunctionname’); $my_post … Read more