In a nutshell, I have a form that PayPal will post to when a user goes through the express checkout feature. I've specified the return url as something like this:
I've confirmed that the page PayPal is posting to is the first url, not the second, so whatever is happening, it's on my site. This is a system that was built about two years ago and I've only recently become involved with the project (and the only developer), so I'm not very knowledgeable on the full configuration.
Any ideas?
Who can bring a charge to God's elect? It is God who justifies!
In a nutshell, I have a form that PayPal will post to when a user goes through the express checkout feature. I've specified the return url as something like this:
http://domain.com/paypal/index/errorurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNi9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D/successurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNy9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3DHowever, what ends up happening is that the first encoded string is appended to the url, giving me the following:
http://domain.com/paypal/index/errorurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNi9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D/successurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNy9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D/foobar/services/add/step/6/_submit/trueI've confirmed that the page PayPal is posting to is the first url, not the second, so whatever is happening, it's on my site. This is a system that was built about two years ago and I've only recently become involved with the project (and the only developer), so I'm not very knowledgeable on the full configuration.
Any ideas?
Who can bring a charge to God's elect? It is God who justifies!