Try working through the source code of a plugin such as PayPal Framework. From your question, the WP side is fairly trivial, but you should study general PayPal tutorials to understand the API, for example, here’s the first search result from Google for PayPal API tutorial: Using PayPal’s IPN with PHP Also some additional helpful … Read more
Most of the new and updated Cart/E-commerce plugins offer that functionality for ex: TheCartPress, E-Commerce for WordPress Stores (long name for a plugin) wpStoreCart DukaPress
why not pass the title as another hidden input? doesn’t seem like much reason for a select element when you only have 1 option. <input type=”hidden” name=”on0″ value=”<?php the_title();?>”>
You can’t alter a constant once it is defined. That is how PHP works. Don’t fight it. The good news is that you should not be using a constant at all. Use options. // get your value // the second parameter is the default $enable_paypal = get_option(‘enable_paypal’,true); // set your value based on, I assume, … Read more
It’s far better to use a plugin such as Easy Digital Downloads as there are many steps you will need to code in e.g. 1) Check if user has paid (by checking if they were referred back successfully by Paypal) and then set the option in the admin area to say yes you have paid … Read more
I ended up using kind of a hack. I made a hidden field that was populated with the user ID. I then used this to update metas and what not on a successful IPN and or successful payment. Ie: add_filter(“gform_paypal_post_ipn”, “update_order_status”, 10, 4); function update_order_status($ipn_post, $entry, $config, $cancel){ // if the IPN was canceled, don’t … Read more
Paypal form integration with wordpress registration form without plugin [closed]
Send billing info from woocommerce checkout page to paypal checkout form
We us Event Espresso for our event management. It allows for multiple events as well as multiple payment gateways, even a ticket addon so users can print custom tickets to your events. Seems like it would be perfect for what you need. http://eventespresso.com/
You should be able to generate discount codes within your callback function by using the edd_add_discount() function. You can learn more about this function here on the EDD Codex to see what specific data you need to pass to the function. However, edd_complete_purchase might not be the right action to hook to. If you only … Read more