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The paypal sandbox works just like regular paypal (with transactions and everything) except no actual money gets transferred. It allows you to create mock accounts (seller and buyer) and create transactions between them. |
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 activate the account |
1. Sign up for an account at developer.paypal.com, receive the activation e-mail and |
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2. Log in, go to "test accounts" and create a business (seller) account and personal (buyer) account. |
activate the account |
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3. In whichever module you're using that uses simple_paypal, set the paypal e-mail address to your business account e-mail address. |
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. |
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 the URL specified at the 'notify_url' variable. |
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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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