hi,
im all about the appearance which is why i design sites so when it comes to code errors im pretty much in the dark.
I have this client who i designed a site for and pretty much completed;
http://www.not-high-hosting.com
If you go to the HOSTING PAGE and click on one of the packages then pay through paypal the redirect page (which was set to http://www.not-high-hosting.com/packagesignup.shtml) however when people pay through paypal the redirection doesn't work
If anyone has the time, could you check the paypal code (view source) on any of the hosting package confirmation page alternatively see below)
Quote:
ive highlighted the bit (in red) which i think may be the error?
Thanks for your time 
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Busy posted this at 21:43 — 7th March 2003.
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did you add that return section, or did paypal? if you added it then paypal probably doesnt have 'return' setup.
does it work (return to) the page when you remove that section, I had paypal ages ago but I remember only being able to have a static link on their page - been a while
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styles posted this at 22:08 — 7th March 2003.
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it says (when suppose to return)
Method Not Allowed
The requested method POST is not allowed for the URL /packagesignup.shtml
the redirection was a default form code from paypal
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Busy posted this at 22:11 — 7th March 2003.
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does it say that on your site or theirs?
styles posted this at 22:20 — 7th March 2003.
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it says it on the not-high-hosting site
styles posted this at 22:25 — 7th March 2003.
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I believe that the form is trying to submit on the redirection page (submit info) when it should be set to just go to the page... im not quite sure?
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Mark Hensler posted this at 22:30 — 7th March 2003.
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If I remember right, PayPal will send POST data to your return page with info about the completed transaction. So it's not just a simple redirection.
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Suzanne posted this at 22:50 — 7th March 2003.
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and if the server isn't set up to handle that, or the page has insufficient permissions, you'll get errors. there are a number of options, this can be found if you have a business account and look up IPN on paypal.
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styles posted this at 23:11 — 7th March 2003.
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ok thanks, ive asked my client to check up on her accoutn for any FAQ on this.