PayPal button encryption

[Anonymous]

Is it possible to set up PayPal button encryption?

Thanks

[Franky]

Yes it is, but it is not in the code by default yet.

[Anonymous]

Is there a how to guide somewhere?

[Franky]

If you look at lines 26-30 here:

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/paypal/Example_Encrypted_Button.phps

and just apply these lines in the file eme_rsvp.php, in the function eme_paypal_form (starting at line 1450).

In fact I’m thinking about including this in the next version … just some extra settings to create/check 🙂

[Anonymous]

Great thanks.

I’m assuming that if I add these lines, and then at a later date update to the latest version of event manager that I will have to re-add these lines?

[Franky]

Yes, unfortunately. But I moved this to feature requests (I lost track of it in the past) and will try to implement this for the next version. So keep an eye on this thread.

[Franky]

Et voila, this change should do it:

http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/674331

Feedback is appreciated.

[Anonymous]

Great thanks. Will version 1.0.17 be released soon or do you want me to manually test it first?

[Franky]

I would appreciate you testing it.

[Anonymous]

Hi. Looking good so far. Would it be possible to change it so it uses the API email/username/password/signature option rather then the certificate file?

I’m already using other plugins that use that method and I can’t use both for the same PayPal account.

It’s also easier for users to set up.

Thanks

[Franky]

I will, but for that I need to integrate the new paypal SDK in my code … see

https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/paypal-sdk-index

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