Sorry, I don't think I made myself clear, I have the code working, but I was wondering, using PayPal's examples, which are posting form variables straight to PayPal, therefore you need to encrypt these values to prevent spoofing. But with asp.net, with its single form model, etc, it is easier to compose the request thru server-side code, you could return this request thru response.redirect, but that would mean the brower gaining access to the variables, i was thinking whether you could forward the request straight to paypal, maybe by dynamically setting the PostbackURL, or Server.Transfer server side so paypaly gets the variables, but not the browser?
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by: AlsaeedPosted on 2009-09-26 at 16:34:31ID: 25432044
You may want to have a look here resentatio ns/PayPalI ntegration / PayPalInt egration.a sp
http://www.west-wind.com/p