Use the ajax api: http://codex.wordpress.org/AJAX_in_Plugins If you let all your ajax calls go through this you will have access to all WP functions. Also take a look at these: http://www.james-vandyne.com/process-paypal-ipn-requests-through-wordpress/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/paypal-framework/ Don’t know if what you want is in there, but worth a look.
I recently used http://wpeventticketing.com/ for WDC2011 in October, I didn’t look to far in to all the options but I think it can do everything you’re looking for. I’d suggest also using MailChimp for emailing attendees as it is far better than anything I’ve found to plugin to WordPress.
For digital assets subscriptions most people are using Membership Plugins. There are free membership plugins and commercial membership plugins, and the ones IMO with the most traction (i.e. users and support) seem to be the commercial plugins. List of Membership and Content Protection Plugins Here are a list of membership plugins that I’ve found from … Read more
Not sure how I ran into this question one year later, but since it is unanswered… Instead of self-submitting the form and then redirecting to Paypal, you can instead have the paypal url as your form’s action, but use Ajax to save the form data before the form is submitted to Paypal. You can also … Read more
This one is the best I know of: Event Calendar / Scheduler The main features include: Day/Week/Month/Year/Agenda view + ability to create custom view Drag-n-drop support to configure event date and time Customizable appearance Single/multi-days events (daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis) Customizable time scale Recurring events Multilingual
If I understand your question, the race condition you describe between WordPress knowing the transaction was “complete” and the user returning to your site is the problem. Regarding a potential solution, what about changing the way you’re approaching this such that this race condition is accepted as a real possibility rather than something that you … Read more
To be frank, my customers and I have only had miserable experiences with all of the various alternatives. Had I found a suitable one myself, I wouldn’t be developing one in the background. 😛 (And no, the one I’m working on by no means ready yet.)
you can edit the return url woocommerce provides to gateways by using the filter woocommerce_get_return_url some gateway plugins use a different method to get return url by invoking $order->get_checkout_order_received_url() ; which applies the filter woocommerce_get_checkout_order_received_url an example would be like : add_filter(‘woocommerce_get_return_url’,’override_return_url’,10,2); function override_return_url($return_url,$order){ //create empty array to store url parameters in $sku_list = array(); … Read more
Use target=”_top” in the appropriate form / link. When used in a form, the form will submit into the whole window. When used in a link, the link will open in the whole window.
hostname If OpenSSL support is installed, you may prefix the hostname with either ssl:// or tls:// to use an SSL or TLS client connection over TCP/IP to connect to the remote host. http://www.php.net/fsockopen The port would also need to change to 443. So: https:// would not work because you’re opening a socket, which is a low-level transport. HTTP is an application level protocol on … Read more