Nuke Treasury v1.0 problem

New Member Joined: Dec 10, 2006 Posts: 10

Ok so I have everything installed and the SQL tables installed. I am new to PHPNuke so I don't know really what to be looking for.

My IPN test was fine and it read:

Quote:

Debug mode activated

PHP-Nuke Treasury mod

PayPal Instant Payment Notification script

See below for status:
----------------------------------------------------------------
Connection to db - OK!
Opening connection and validating request with PayPal...
OK!
Selecting database...OK!
Executing test query...PASSED!
PayPal Receiver Email: alexisonfire_232@hotmail.comLogging events

----------------------------------------------------------------
If you don't see any error messages, you should be good to go!

I entered this link and activated IPN in my paypal account: http://www.1-geb-div.com/modules/Donations/ipn/ipnppd.php

And I had a test payment of 5$ and it did not work. The payement came though on my paypal account but did not register on the block or in the database. (wierd that it also took a 0.45$ fee)

Anyway, does anyone have an idea of what the problem is?

registered · Site Admin Joined: Jun 04, 2004 Posts: 6437

It could be a problem with the IPN, though it appears those settings are correct and that your donations module is active.

Is debug still active? Did you receive a confirmation email from PayPal?

If you receive a payment, it's normal for PayPal to deduct a service fee.

Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:24 am

kguske wrote:

It could be a problem with the IPN, though it appears those settings are correct and that your donations module is active.

Is debug still active? Did you receive a confirmation email from PayPal?

No I didn't recieve a confirmation email. And AFAIK it is in debug mode the IPN test always has a ?dbg=1 after the URL

Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 12:33 am

Strange that you did not get a confirmation from PayPal. You can refund the amount through your PayPal account.

It seems you've set it up correctly. Have you checked the Sourceforge forums for NukeTreasury to see if there are other ideas?