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I've been searching for this for very long, but i couldn't find what i was looking for.

I want to make users pay with PayPal, when they hit a 'buy now' button.
When they have successfully payed, i want a new record in my database.

How can i do this?

Note: vBulletin has this built in it's shopping cart.

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Which part are you having an issue with: getting the "buy now" button to appear, processing the payment, detecting that the payment was successfully processed, or logging the payment in your database?
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detecting the payment was succesfully processed.

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For that, you'll need to contact Paypal about how to do that. There should be an API of some sort for that.
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I'm new to PHP programming just helping out with your problem. I tried to look for documentations about Paypal's API, here's what i got so far. Have you checked this?

https://cms.paypal.c...y_documentation

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ill read that, thanks




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