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Hey Franky,
Could you give some guidance on what values to use for the IPN simulator? I can’t seem to get it to work.
Thanks!
For payment url in testing, just take the url of your event page and add “eme_eventAction=paypal_notification” to the url (either seperate from previous arguments in the url with “?” or “&”.
Example:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=63&eme_eventAction=paypal_notification
or (if you use seo urls):
http://fffffff/wordpress/events?eme_eventAction=paypal_notification
For the values themselves: the important one is the item_number, which corresponds to a payment ID in EME (the rest is pure informative, but of course some should correspond to your paypal info given in EME). The payment ID you can find when submitting a test payment to paypal after RSVP-ing an event in EME (I should maybe make that easier to find in the backend too).
I already add the ipn url as info to the admin page of EME for each of the payment methods, but apparently I missed those for paypal and Google Checkout.
Thanks for the info! I seem to still be having some trouble but I think it may be that I just can’t find the payment ID. I tried the “Unique nbr” listed under pending approvals, and I tried the ID under pending approvals (although I think that’s the booking ID). Where can I find the payment ID?
Thanks!
As said: the payment ID you can find when submitting a test payment to paypal after RSVP-ing an event in EME (I should maybe make that easier to find in the backend too).
If you apply this changeset:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/996354/events-made-easy/trunk
the payment ID will be shown when hovering over the unique number too.
Thanks!