Infralution Support

lol yes.

I like to document the process I went through in threads like this. I find it can help others who have a deployment experience similar to mine.

I would recommend that you update your do ...

Looks like all I had to do was modify Web.config so that the IPN server restarted itself, loading the new Settings.xml changes.

When I configure the IPN.NET Test Tool to use the mangled email address everything works properly. There must be something in the PayPal Sandbox's IPN post that is different from the IPN.NET test tool ...

Unfortunately it doesn't look like the IPN code can detect that pay_95495634_biz@mydomain.com is a valid PayPal account. Even though I now have the IPN posts being processed and serial numbers being g ...

I think I've figured it out.

Even though when you create test accounts you use paypalsandboxseller@mydomain.com, when you change the payments.html file, you need to use the autogenerated email addr ...

I've configured a fake PayPal business account. The email address I used (a real one) is the same as the one specified in Settings.xml. I've double-checked this.

I've sent test PayPal messages with ...

Here's what I did.

Create three GMail accounts. I use Google Apps so this was easy.

The first one is paypalsandbox@mydomain.com. This is the email you will sign up for PayPal Sandbox access with ...

Yeah, I had figured out after submitting this problem that I could derive the form class. My solution was to remove the underlying delegate assigned to LinkClick and substitute my own.

Using a URL moniker in the URL parameter (e.g., http://www.mysite.com instead of just www.mysite.com, as is used in the examples) causes IE to attempt to navigate to http://http/.

LicenseInstallFor ...