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MSFX said
So, The United Kingdom...

- England – We eat tea and scones all day darling!

- England – London isn’t very English at all, come and visit real England if you make the trip here…

- Scotland – Has our highest mountain, Ben Nevis

- Scotland – The capital Edinburgh is one of the nicest cities you’ll ever see

- Wales – It rains (still beautiful though)

- Wales – More sheep than people?!

- Northern Ireland – Separated from the Republic of Ireland (only border in UK)

- Northern Ireland – I’ve never been, would love to go!

That is definitely correct! It’s even worse here in the east of England…

Make sure you are connecting to your Database also. You may want to try the mysql_error() function at the end of the MySQL query.

ViolentJ said
Hi Kornea, i don’t think such thing could be possible, the best way is to charge 100% to the website then you pay the vendor. Or maybe you can make your own gateway, but paypal dosn’t have such thing at my knowledge

This script could be possible, however I think it would require work on your part. As far as my knowledge goes, I don’t think you could automatically retrieve money once it has been paid for on PayPal. This can only be done through PayPal’s GUI .

This means that you would have to pay the money back to you using PayPal, and then use PHP to define 5% and 95% of the money. Next the different variables would need to be sent to the respective owner. For example, the 5% would have to get posted to the website’s PayPal, and the 95% would have to get posted to the seller’s PayPal.

This would be a very complicated script to create, and it would also require time on your part. Furthermore it would require the seller to also have a PayPal account. So basically, it can be done, but it would be very problematic, complicated and confusing.

Hi Kornea,

I have had a lot of experience with building PayPal IPN scripts. Rather than using tool which creates it for you, I would strongly recommend that you build it yourself using PHP and MySQL.

It is very easy to create a PayPal IPN script, and in-fact, there is a lot of documentation on the PayPal website itself. Here are some links which may help.

PayPal’s pre-made IPN script: Click Here

Information about IPN : Click Here

IPN PDF Guide: Click Here

If you do not understand the system, I would not recommend including an IPN script into your project as there may be security issues.

If you need further help, please do not hesitate to contact me.

-George