Secure digital downloads with PayPal

Discussion in 'PHP' started by krush, Sep 25, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hey

    Does anyone know of a simple script for secure digital downloads with PayPal?

    Preferably free! :D
     
    krush, Sep 25, 2007 IP
  2. rcj662

    rcj662 Guest

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    You can use the encrypted code for pay pal button or try paydot com.
     
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  3. krush

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    Yeah but the download.htm page wouldn't be protected would it.
     
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    pls use cubecart, it's free to use.
     
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    Zen Cart is another half decent cart for downloads, however I think http://www.e-junkie.com/ is excellent value for money which has the advantage of only having a few steps to purchase the downloads.

    Brew
     
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  6. Tim_Myth

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    I don't know of any free ones, and I've never coded one, but I have coded "Secure" images. The full size image sent to a browser was automatically watermarked and displayed via a php script. The image itself was in a higher directory than my www directory, so the raw images were unavailable via urlk. For example:
    \apache\mypics\ <-Pic folder
    \apache\www\  <-web folder
    
    <img src="showpic.php?pid=123456" />
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    This script would then go up a level in the directory path and grab the image for watermarking before serving it to the web browser.

    You could fairly easily create a script that would be the return path for a paypal button, and that script would validate the token and serve up a the file.
     
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    I have been using paypal encrypted buttons for some time. They are safe.
     
    networkcow, Sep 26, 2007 IP