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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Paypal's IPN returns these fields: # $_POST[payer_email] Payer's email address # # $_POST[txn_gross] Total amount of the payment # # $_POST[txn_id] PayPal Transaction ID number # # $_POST[item_name] Item name/description that you # # $_POST[payment_status] Status of the payment # # $_POST[first_name] Payer's first name # # $_POST[last_name] Payer's last name # # $_POST[address_street] Payer's street address # ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/programming/34430-how-do-customer-variable-paypal-ipn.html # $_POST[address_city] Payer's city # # $_POST[address_state] Payer's state # # $_POST[address_zip] Payer's ZIP code # |
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![]() | The custom that your looking for is (drumroll) "custom" ![]() your paypal button form field should look like : <input type=hidden name=custom value=YOURVARIABLE> and your IPN script should include somthing like : $custom = $_POST['custom']; Cheers -LM
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