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For future reference, you are welcome to contribute your solution; in case somebody else finds this thread.
I know that, unless you have a bit of “code monkey” in you, these descriptions won’t help much… but these descriptions are based upon the characteristics of each possible download method:
(Default) 1. Fopen using 8K chunks with closed session.
2. Readfile using 1M chunks remote stream.
3. Fpassthru.
4. Readfile using 1M chunks local.
5. Fopen using 8K chunks with opened session.
6. Fopen using 1M chunks with closed session.
There is also a 7th method, “cURL” that is (currently) only invoked if URL aware fopens are disabled.
@jazbo, per Amin “…with the link to your store page so I can check out the page.”
Using Firefox 3.5.5
1. Added “Silver” package.
2. Deleted item from cart.
3. Added “Blue” package.
4. Click on the Checkout with PayPal button.
Got the …please wait… screen.
Got “non-enhanced” PayPal checkout screen.
1. Added “Gold” package.
2. Emptied cart.
3. Added “Silver” package.
4. Click on the Checkout with PayPal button.
Got the …please wait… screen.
Got “enhanced” PayPal checkout screen.
Are you using a hosting provider, or using your own server? What version of PHP is the server running?
WordPress minimum requirements:
http://wordpress.org/about/requirements/
…MySql 4.1.2 or greater…
Also, please read, WordPress PHP 4 & MySql 4 End Of Life Announcement:
http://wordpress.org/news/2010/07/eol-for-php4-and-mysql4/
You might also be interested in this…
WordPress Health Check Requirements Plugin:
I was just studying the database structures used by eStore, to see if such a thing was easily possible. Unfortunately, eStore’s database tables only track sales on a per product granularity; as opposed to a per sales transaction granularity. Once PayPal approves a sale, the transaction is broken down by product, and recorded that way in the database.
As a suggestion, for an alternative way to do this, how about putting some kind of contact/entry form on the Thank You page, which is at the sales transaction level? When the entry form is submitted, you might be able to track by date/time of submission. And if the plugin that runs the form allows it, you might be able to get your consequtive numbering that way as well.
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What kind of system are you trying to install this on? From a hosting provider, or your own server? What versions of MySql, Apache, etc?
I think it has something to do with trying to mix ASCII and Unicode characters together in the same file.
Warning — Running with scissors ahead:
It is my understanding that it has something to do with the WP database.
Wouldn’t that be a duplication of the transaction ID number that PayPal issues? The reason I ask is because, that is the only number that carries any legal weight. Or did you have something else in mind?
