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PayPal Sandbox by LancerForHire Details »»
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Overview
Allows you to use the PayPal Sandbox with vBulletin for paid subscriptions. Changelog
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Description and screenshots please
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thanks
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Quote:
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He says email of your paypal account I presume.
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That was my guess as well, but I get this error message after choosing subscription type and going to paypal:
Fatal error: Class 'PaypalSandbox' not found in /home/****/public_html/includes/paymentapi/class_paypal.php on line 267 Line 267 of my class_paypal.php looks like this: Code:
$form['action'] = PaypalSandbox::getServer($this->settings['ppsandbox'], 'url', true); |
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The sandbox is a testing area where you can send and receive payments without sending any money.
https://developer.paypal.com/ |
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Yes, I have set up a sandbox account at developer.paypal.com and created a preconfigured account.
I then entered the email address it created in the paypal address field and the primary paypal account field in the paypal API. Still get the same fatal error. |
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Then you did not import the xml.
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I did import the xml.
Just imported the xml again (with overwrite) and get the same error. |
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