Hi,
@chadwixk, In theory if you have IPN working there should be no need of forcing the client back to the site.
@537mfb, Um!!...yes maybe that email sent was triggered by you editing the order. But the fact you have a IPN on all 3 orders would indicate that the IPN is triggered!
A quick look at the paypal code shows that the order is being picked up by using the paypal param of "ipn.item_number", maybe for some reason this isn't being passed back in all situation. The [ORDERID] token in the notify url doesn't seem to do anything??...and the readme.txt says..
<ReturnNotifyURL>http://www.MyWebsite.com/Panier/tabid/56/stg/4/Default.aspx>
maybe you should try taking that out and see if we get a better action on the response, although I can't think why it would effect the anything??
Have another look at the paypal readme.txt and make sure you've not missed anything!
Dave.
@chadwixk, In theory if you have IPN working there should be no need of forcing the client back to the site.
@537mfb, Um!!...yes maybe that email sent was triggered by you editing the order. But the fact you have a IPN on all 3 orders would indicate that the IPN is triggered!
A quick look at the paypal code shows that the order is being picked up by using the paypal param of "ipn.item_number", maybe for some reason this isn't being passed back in all situation. The [ORDERID] token in the notify url doesn't seem to do anything??...and the readme.txt says..
<ReturnNotifyURL>http://www.MyWebsite.com/Panier/tabid/56/stg/4/Default.aspx>
maybe you should try taking that out and see if we get a better action on the response, although I can't think why it would effect the anything??
Have another look at the paypal readme.txt and make sure you've not missed anything!
Dave.