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Is this possible using IPN? If so, how would I write the loop? Thanks.
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It is possible. I believe I've seen some code on these boards that show what to do. Patrick Breitenbach PayPal, Inc. Dev Net: https://www.paypal.com/pdn
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I've read that, but it looks like it only works with single item purchases. How would it work if the user bought 3 things?
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"item_number_1, item_number_2, etc..."
What exactly will be in those variables? An item number like "UPRO9PAGE" or something like that?
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Looks like this.
'this pulls how many items are in the cart
NumCartItems = Request.Form("num_cart_items")
'creates an array
For i = 1 to NumCartItems
If Request.Form("item_number" & i) <> "" Then
set Cm = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Command")
Cm.ActiveConnection = "yourconnection string"
Cm.CommandText = "your SQL statement to update the inventory"
Cm.CommandType = 1
Cm.Execute
Else
Exit For
End If
Next
Hope this helps,
Nathan E.
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