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<?php
require_once('paypal.inc.php'); //require the class include file
/*
$button = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$button->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$button->custom = 'my custom passthrough variable'; //a custom string that gets passed through paypals pages, back to your IPN page and Return URL as $_POST['custom'] . useful for database id's or invoice numbers. WARNING: does have a max string limit, don't go over 150 chars to be safe
$button->currencycode = 'AUD'; //currency code
$button->target = '_blank'; //Frame Name, usually '_blank','_self','_top' . Comment out to use current frame.
$button->class = 'paypalbutton'; //CSS class to apply to the button. Comes in very handy
$button->width = '150'; //button width in pixels. Will apply am Inline CSS Style to the button. Comment if not needed.
$button->image = 'http://www.jc21.com.au/paypal/logo.jpg'; //image 150px x 50px that can be displayed on your paypal pages.
//$button->buttonimage = '/paypal/purchase.jpg'; //img to use for this button
$button->buttontext = 'I agree, proceed to Payment'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$button->askforaddress = false; //wether to ask for mailing address or not
$button->return_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the page users are sent to after successful payment
$button->ipn_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the IPN page (this overrides account settings, IF IPN has been setup at all.
$button->cancel_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the page users are sent to if they cancel through the paypal process
//------------------------------------
// BEFORE YOU CONTINUE - Please decide if you want to use this for a one-off purchase (ITEMS) or SUBSCRIPTIONS. Do not specify both.
//------------------------------------
//ITEMS
//Paypal buttons are different when you're selling 1 item and anything more than 1 item. My class takes care of this for you.
//Syntax: $button->AddItem(item_name, quantity, price, item_code, shipping, shipping2, handling, tax, field1_name, field1_options, field2_name, field2_options);
//Here are a few examples:
// name qty price code shiip ship2 hand tax f1n f1_options f2n f2_options
$button->AddItem('Item Name','1','100.00','wsc001','2.00','1.00','5.00','0.00','Colour','Red with White stripes','Size','One size fits all :)');
$button->AddItem('Item Name','1','100.00','wsc001'); //1 quantity, no shipping, no handling, default tax.
$button->AddItem('Item Name','1','100.00','wsc001','','','','0.00'); //1 quantity, no shipping, no handling, NO TAX
$button->AddItem('Item Name','3','100.00','wsc001','10.00'); //3 quantities, $10.00 shipping, no handling, default tax.
//END ITEMS
//SUBSCRIPTIONS
//Paypal subscriptions are not a one-off purchase. The amount is billed to the customer at the specified interval.
//You should only specify ONE (1) subscription. If others are specified aswell, they will be ignored. Examples:
// name price code int period
//$button->AddSubscription('Item Name','10.00','SUB100',56,'D'); //each 56 days
//$button->AddSubscription('Item Name','10.00','SUB100',1,'M'); //each month
//$button->AddSubscription('Item Name','10.00','SUB100',1,'Y'); //each year
//END SUBSCRIPTIONS
$button->OutputButton(); //output the button!
*/
?>
<h2>Example of One-Off Purchase Buttons</h2>
<p>A Single Item Purchase:</p>
<?php
$button1 = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$button1->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$button1->custom = 'my custom passthrough variable'; //a custom string that gets passed through paypals pages, back to your IPN page and Return URL as $_POST['custom'] . useful for database id's or invoice numbers. WARNING: does have a max string limit, don't go over 150 chars to be safe
$button1->currencycode = 'AUD'; //currency code
$button1->class = 'paypalbutton'; //CSS class to apply to the button. Comes in very handy
$button1->width = '150'; //button width in pixels. Will apply am Inline CSS Style to the button. Comment if not needed.
$button1->image = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/logo.jpg'; //image 150px x 50px that can be displayed on your paypal pages.
$button1->buttonimage = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/buy.jpg'; //img to use for this button
$button1->buttontext = 'I agree, proceed to Payment'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$button1->askforaddress = false; //wether to ask for mailing address or not
$button1->return_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the page users are sent to after successful payment
$button1->ipn_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the IPN page (this overrides account settings, IF IPN has been setup at all.
$button1->cancel_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the page users are sent to if they cancel through the paypal process
//ITEMS
//Paypal buttons are different when you're selling 1 item and anything more than 1 item. My class takes care of this for you.
//Syntax: $button->AddItem(item_name, quantity, price, item_code, shipping, shipping2, handling, tax, field1_name, field1_options, field2_name, field2_options);
//Here are a few examples:
// name qty price code shiip ship2 hand tax f1n f1_options f2n f2_options
$button1->AddItem('Item Name','1','100.00','wsc001','2.00','1.00','5.00','0.00','Colour','Red with White stripes','Size','One size fits all :)');
//END ITEMS
$button1->OutputButton(); //output the button!
?>
<p>A Multiple Item Purchase (shopping cart):</p>
<?php
$button2 = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$button2->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$button2->custom = 'my custom passthrough variable'; //a custom string that gets passed through paypals pages, back to your IPN page and Return URL as $_POST['custom'] . useful for database id's or invoice numbers. WARNING: does have a max string limit, don't go over 150 chars to be safe
$button2->currencycode = 'AUD'; //currency code
$button2->class = 'paypalbutton'; //CSS class to apply to the button. Comes in very handy
$button2->width = '150'; //button width in pixels. Will apply am Inline CSS Style to the button. Comment if not needed.
$button2->image = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/logo.jpg'; //image 150px x 50px that can be displayed on your paypal pages.
$button2->buttonimage = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/buy.jpg'; //img to use for this button
$button2->buttontext = 'I agree, proceed to Payment'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$button2->askforaddress = false; //wether to ask for mailing address or not
$button2->return_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the page users are sent to after successful payment
$button2->ipn_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the IPN page (this overrides account settings, IF IPN has been setup at all.
$button2->cancel_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the page users are sent to if they cancel through the paypal process
//ITEMS
//Paypal buttons are different when you're selling 1 item and anything more than 1 item. My class takes care of this for you.
//Syntax: $button->AddItem(item_name, quantity, price, item_code, shipping, shipping2, handling, tax, field1_name, field1_options, field2_name, field2_options);
//Here are a few examples:
// name qty price code shiip ship2 hand tax f1n f1_options f2n f2_options
$button2->AddItem('Item Name1','1','100.00','wsc001','2.00','1.00','5.00','0.00','Colour','Red with White stripes','Size','One size fits all :)');
$button2->AddItem('Item Name2','1','10.00','wsc002'); //1 quantity, no shipping, no handling, default tax.
$button2->AddItem('Item Name3','1','120.00','wsc003','','','','0.00'); //1 quantity, no shipping, no handling, NO TAX
$button2->AddItem('Item Name4','3','110.00','wsc004','10.00'); //3 quantities, $10.00 shipping, no handling, default tax.
//END ITEMS
$button2->OutputButton(); //output the button!
?>
<p>A Multiple Item Purchase (shopping cart) with no styling:</p>
<?php
$button3 = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$button3->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$button3->custom = 'my custom passthrough variable'; //a custom string that gets passed through paypals pages, back to your IPN page and Return URL as $_POST['custom'] . useful for database id's or invoice numbers. WARNING: does have a max string limit, don't go over 150 chars to be safe
$button3->currencycode = 'AUD'; //currency code
$button3->image = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/logo.jpg'; //image 150px x 50px that can be displayed on your paypal pages.
$button3->buttontext = 'I agree, proceed to Payment'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$button3->askforaddress = false; //wether to ask for mailing address or not
$button3->return_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the page users are sent to after successful payment
$button3->ipn_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the IPN page (this overrides account settings, IF IPN has been setup at all.
$button3->cancel_url = 'http://www.jc21.com/'; //url of the page users are sent to if they cancel through the paypal process
//ITEMS
//Paypal buttons are different when you're selling 1 item and anything more than 1 item. My class takes care of this for you.
//Syntax: $button->AddItem(item_name, quantity, price, item_code, shipping, shipping2, handling, tax, field1_name, field1_options, field2_name, field2_options);
//Here are a few examples:
// name qty price code shiip ship2 hand tax f1n f1_options f2n f2_options
$button3->AddItem('Item Name1','1','100.00','wsc001','2.00','1.00','5.00','0.00','Colour','Red with White stripes','Size','One size fits all :)');
$button3->AddItem('Item Name2','1','10.00','wsc002'); //1 quantity, no shipping, no handling, default tax.
$button3->AddItem('Item Name3','1','120.00','wsc003','','','','0.00'); //1 quantity, no shipping, no handling, NO TAX
$button3->AddItem('Item Name4','3','110.00','wsc004','10.00'); //3 quantities, $10.00 shipping, no handling, default tax.
//END ITEMS
$button3->OutputButton(); //output the button!
?>
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<h2>Example of Subscription Buttons</h2>
<p>Transactions are made every 56 days:</p>
<?php
$button4 = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$button4->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$button4->custom = 'my custom passthrough variable'; //a custom string that gets passed through paypals pages, back to your IPN page and Return URL as $_POST['custom'] . useful for database id's or invoice numbers. WARNING: does have a max string limit, don't go over 150 chars to be safe
$button4->currencycode = 'AUD'; //currency code
$button4->class = 'paypalbutton'; //CSS class to apply to the button. Comes in very handy
$button4->image = 'http://www.jc21.com.au/paypal/logo.jpg'; //image 150px x 50px that can be displayed on your paypal pages.
$button4->buttonimage = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/subscribe.jpg'; //img to use for this button
$button4->buttontext = 'I agree, proceed to Payment'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$button4->askforaddress = false; //wether to ask for mailing address or not
$button4->return_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the page users are sent to after successful payment
$button4->ipn_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the IPN page (this overrides account settings, IF IPN has been setup at all.
$button4->cancel_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the page users are sent to if they cancel through the paypal process
//SUBSCRIPTIONS
//Paypal subscriptions are not a one-off purchase. The amount is billed to the customer at the specified interval.
//You should only specify ONE (1) subscription. If others are specified aswell, they will be ignored. Examples:
// name price code int period
$button4->AddSubscription('My Subscription','10.00','SUB100',56,'D'); //each 56 days
//END SUBSCRIPTIONS
$button4->OutputButton(); //output the button!
?>
<p>Transactions are made every month: (no styling)</p>
<?php
$button4 = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$button4->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$button4->custom = 'my custom passthrough variable'; //a custom string that gets passed through paypals pages, back to your IPN page and Return URL as $_POST['custom'] . useful for database id's or invoice numbers. WARNING: does have a max string limit, don't go over 150 chars to be safe
$button4->currencycode = 'AUD'; //currency code
$button4->image = 'http://www.jc21.com.au/paypal/logo.jpg'; //image 150px x 50px that can be displayed on your paypal pages.
$button4->buttontext = 'I agree, proceed to Payment'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$button4->askforaddress = false; //wether to ask for mailing address or not
$button4->return_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the page users are sent to after successful payment
$button4->ipn_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the IPN page (this overrides account settings, IF IPN has been setup at all.
$button4->cancel_url = 'http://www.almost-anything.com.au/index.php'; //url of the page users are sent to if they cancel through the paypal process
//SUBSCRIPTIONS
//Paypal subscriptions are not a one-off purchase. The amount is billed to the customer at the specified interval.
//You should only specify ONE (1) subscription. If others are specified aswell, they will be ignored. Examples:
// name price code int period
$button4->AddSubscription('My Subscription','10.00','SUB100',1,'M'); //each 56 days
//END SUBSCRIPTIONS
$button4->OutputButton(); //output the button!
?>
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<h2>Example of Cancel Subscription Links</h2>
<?php
$cancellink = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$cancellink->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$cancellink->class = 'paypalbutton'; //CSS class to apply to the button. Comes in very handy
$cancellink->width = '150'; //button width in pixels. Will apply am Inline CSS Style to the button. Comment if not needed.
$cancellink->buttonimage = 'http://www.jc21.com/paypal/unsubscribe.jpg'; //img to use for this button
$cancellink->buttontext = 'Cancel Subscription'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$cancellink->OutputSubscriptionCancel(); //output the button!
?>
<p>With no styling:</p>
<?php
$cancellink = new PayPalButton; //initiate the class instance
$cancellink->accountemail = 'jason@almost-anything.com.au'; //the account that is registered with paypal where money will be sent to
$cancellink->buttontext = 'Cancel Subscription'; //text to use if image not found or not specified
$cancellink->OutputSubscriptionCancel(); //output the button!
?>
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