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Testing Paypal |
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The paypal sandbox works just like regular paypal (with transactions and everything) |
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except no actual money gets transferred. It allows you to create mock accounts (seller |
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and buyer) and create transactions between them. |
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1. Sign up for an account at developer.paypal.com, receive the activation e-mail and |
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activate the account |
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2. Log in, go to "test accounts" and create a business (seller) account and personal |
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(buyer) account. |
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3. In whichever module you're using that uses simple_paypal, set the paypal e-mail |
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address to your business account e-mail address. |
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4. In /admin/settings/paypal, be sure to select the paypal sandbox URL. |
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That's it. When a transaction has been completed, paypal should send a POST request to |
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the URL specified at the 'notify_url' variable. |
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