[MaryTheG(r)eek]

Originally Posted by ImmortalForums

i got around my errors by changing the following line:

$this->transaction_id = $_REQUEST['txn_id'];

to this:

$transaction_id = $_REQUEST['txn_id'];

and now it works as expected

2 questions come up tho. 1, Why is $this used at all and 2, the variable transaction_id isnt used in the script at all. it seems that $transid = $_REQUEST["custom"]; is where the transaction ID is getting pulled from

either way its working, but these look like issues that could be cleaned up in the code unless i am missing something

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