Hello!
In my payments controller, I have the action that is called by the IPN
below:
def paypal_ipn
@auction = Auction.find(params[:custom].to_i)
if @auction.ipn.nil?
@raw = request.raw_post
logger.debug "Raw Post = [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
logger.debug "params = #{params}"
@ipn = Ipn.new
@ipn.auction = @auction
@ipn.payer_email = params[:payer_email]
@ipn.mc_gross = params[:mc_gross]
@ipn.payment_date = params[:payment_date]
@ipn.payment_status = params[:payment_status]
@ipn.raw_post = @raw
@ipn.verified = ipnConfirm
@ipn.save
else
@auction.ipn.payment_status = params[:payment_status]
@auction.ipn.save
end
end
It takes the custom parameter to find the auction object, and then
constructs
On Jun 15, 1:26 pm, "Adam Wiggins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paypal IPN definitely works - it's an incoming web request, so it's
> served the exact same way as viewing a regular web page or making a
> REST call. Try hitting the URL from your browser, curl, or RestClient
> to see what happens. And check your logs to look for the incoming
> request from Paypal.
>
> If you're still having trouble, you might try posting the relevant
> bits of your code, and possibly link to a screenshot of your Paypal
> IPN setup screen in their web interface.
>
> Adam
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