Incorporating Paypal Into My PHP Registartion Form

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Old Jan 15th, 2008, 20:17
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Incorporating Paypal Into My PHP Registartion Form

Hello & happy new year to everyone.

If i wanted a customer interested in joining my site to fill out a PHP form to create there registration, how would i go about including Paypal payments before the form data is directed to the database.

Below is the exact steps that i imagine the process to work.

1-) Customer opens the registration page to signup.

2-) Customer completes all mandatory form fields and clicks the submit button.

3-) Customer is directed to my PayPal account to process payment before the form data is entered into the database.

4-) Once payment is processed sucessfully the form data stored into the database & the user is directed to a confirmation page explaining (Signup Complete) .

I have used PayPals buttons before but never tried this method but seen it done else were... Any you brain boxes no how its done please share the knowlege..

Let me no your thoughts.

Cheers.
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Old Jan 15th, 2008, 20:39
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Re: Incorporating Paypal Into My PHP Registartion Form

You could save the information in a table for temporary data with a unique key, which is passed to PayPal when the customer is sent there and passed back when the customer returns from a successful payment, then the data is moved from the temporary table to the table it belongs in.

That's my 2 cents :^{>
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Re: Incorporating Paypal Into My PHP Registartion Form

Thanks forthe responce mate!

When you say table do you mean a database table, for instance mysql???

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Re: Incorporating Paypal Into My PHP Registartion Form

Yes, indeed. That's what I use.
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Cheers mate all give that a try in the morning!!!

Thanks for the assistance!

Take care.
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My pleasure!
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