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PayPal Adaptive Payment IPN with Custom Variables

I've already published two articles regarding PayPal Adaptive Payments. The first [https://enjoysmile.com/using-paypals-ipn-with-adaptiveparallel-payments/] dealt with generating a valid IPN response, where the second [/paypal-adaptive-payments-and-ipn-part-two/] covered decoding the strangely-encoded variables PayPal gives us to work with. Today I will cover one of the last issues that seems common among

PayPal, Adaptive Payments, and IPN Part Two

In my previous post [https://enjoysmile.com/using-paypals-ipn-with-adaptiveparallel-payments/] I detailed how to generate a VERIFIED response from PayPal's IPN. The beast was far from conquered though. The Problem Remember when I wrote about how the separate transactions of the payment are stored in the payments[n] array? Remember how members

Using PayPal's IPN with Adaptive/Parallel Payments

Introduction Often while working with PayPal's API, you would want some sort of action to take place once a payment is complete. This is where PayPal's Instant Payment N otification service comes into play. Once a payment is complete, PayPal will send your server a message, your server will acknowledge