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Naturally, you will need to have a good understanding of PHP and general web development so if you have a website that integrates with PayPal but would prefer a web developer to do the changes, please give our dev team a call on 01525 373020 and we’ll review your setup and give you a fixed-price quote to bring your site up to date so that it continues to work with PayPal.

When testing your PayPal setup you can use the newly-relocated PayPal sandbox to test your IPN here:

PayPal_Connection_OKbool(true) string(0) “” You are not ready and you need to contact your host to upgrade your server. Just copy the above code into a simple PHP file and upload via FTP to your server where your IPN sits, then go to the file in a browser: $ch = curl_init() curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, "") It uses a service that PayPal have setup for you to test your server. If you have an SSL in place already but want to know if its good enough, the code snippet below will tell you if your server is TLS 1.2 ready. You can get your current host to install this for you.īefore you order it, you get it you need to ensure that it has the following features: PayPal will require ALL websites that integrate with its payment gateway to have (at the very least) the cart page(s) wrapped in an SSL (https URL). Is your current hosting and SSL ready for the PayPal update in June 2016? In light of the changes coming in a few months and the alterations that will be required for ALL websites that integrate with its payment gateway, we have produced some helpful tools and guidance below to assist you in testing and integration.įirst thing’s first – if you don’t have any SSL on your website, you will need one.