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<?php /** * Timezone Setting * List of Supported Timezones: http://www.php.net/manual/en/timezones.php */ date_default_timezone_set('America/Chicago'); /** * Enable Sessions * Checks to see if a session_id exists. If not, a new session is started. */ if(!session_id()) session_start(); /** * Sandbox Mode - TRUE/FALSE * Check the domain of the current page and set $sandbox accordingly. * This allows you to automatically use Sandbox or Live credentials throughout * your application based on what server the app is running from. * * I like to do this so I don't forget to update Sandbox credentials to Live * prior to uploading files to a production server. * * In this case, it's checking to see if the current URL is http://sandbox.domain.* * If so, $sandbox is true and the PayPal sandbox will be used throughout. If not, * we'll assume it must be a live transaction and will use live credentials throughout. * * Following this pattern will allow you to create your own http://sandbox.domain.com test server, * and then any time your code runs from that server, PayPal's sandbox will be used automatically. * * If you would rather just set $sandbox to true/false on your own that's fine, * but you have to make sure your live server always uses false and your test server * always uses true. It's easy to forget this and up with real customers processing * payments from your live site on the PayPal sandbox. */ $host_split = explode('.',$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']); $sandbox = TRUE; $domain = $sandbox ? 'http://sandbox.domain.com/' : 'http://www.domain.com/'; /** * PayPal API Version * ------------------ * The library is currently using PayPal API version 109.0. * You may adjust this value here and then pass it into the PayPal object when you create it within your scripts to override if necessary. */ $api_version = '119.0'; // Released 11.05.2014 /** * PayPal Application ID * -------------------------------------- * The application is only required with Adaptive Payments applications. * You obtain your application ID but submitting it for approval within your * developer account at http://developer.paypal.com * * We're using shorthand if/else statements here to set both Sandbox and Production values. * Your sandbox values go on the left and your live values go on the right. * The sandbox value included here is a global value provided for developrs to use in the PayPal sandbox. */ $application_id = $sandbox ? 'APP-80W284485P519543T' : ''; /** * PayPal Developer Account Email Address * This is the email address that you use to sign in to http://developer.paypal.com */ $developer_account_email = ''; /** * PayPal Gateway API Credentials * ------------------------------ * These are your PayPal API credentials for working with the PayPal gateway directly. * These are used any time you're using the parent PayPal class within the library. * * We're using shorthand if/else statements here to set both Sandbox and Production values. * Your sandbox values go on the left and your live values go on the right. * * You may obtain these credentials by logging into the following with your PayPal account: https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_login-api-run */ $api_username = $sandbox ? 'vikas.panwar085_api1.gmail.com' : 'LIVE_API_USERNAME'; $api_password = $sandbox ? 'ZE8UBAVBWVQPG3QV' : 'LIVE_API_PASSWORD'; $api_signature = $sandbox ? 'ANGjwhPd.N9woC9un44kQSDuCivpADV8HyXxOhfhIp2KFoFAYCYTRoap' : 'LIVE_API_SIGNATURE'; /** * Payflow Gateway API Credentials * ------------------------------ * These are the credentials you use for your PayPal Manager: http://manager.paypal.com * These are used when you're working with the PayFlow child class. * * We're using shorthand if/else statements here to set both Sandbox and Production values. * Your sandbox values go on the left and your live values go on the right. * * You may use the same credentials you use to login to your PayPal Manager, * or you may create API specific credentials from within your PayPal Manager account. */ $payflow_username = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_PAYFLOW_USERNAME' : 'LIVE_PAYFLOW_USERNAME'; $payflow_password = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_PAYFLOW_PASSWORD' : 'LIVE_PAYFLOW_PASSWORD'; $payflow_vendor = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_PAYFLOW_VENDOR' : 'LIVE_PAYFLOW_VENDOR'; $payflow_partner = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_PAYFLOW_PARTNER' : 'LIVE_PAYFLOW_PARTNER'; /** * PayPal REST API Credentials * --------------------------- * These are the API credentials used for the PayPal REST API. * These are used any time you're working with the REST API child class. * * You may obtain these credentials from within your account at http://developer.paypal.com */ $rest_client_id = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_CLIENT_ID' : 'LIVE_CLIENT_ID'; $rest_client_secret = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_SECRET_ID' : 'LIVE_SECRET_ID'; /** * PayPal Finance Portal API * ------------------------- * These are credentials used for obtaining a PublisherID used in Bill Me Later Banner code. * As of now, these are specialized API's and you must obtain credentials directly from a PayPal rep. */ $finance_access_key = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_ACCESS_KEY' : 'LIVE_ACCESS_KEY'; $finance_client_secret = $sandbox ? 'SANDBOX_CLIENT_SECRET' : 'LIVE_CLIENT_SECRET'; /** * Third Party User Values * These can be setup here or within each caller directly when setting up the PayPal object. */ $api_subject = ''; // If making calls on behalf a third party, their PayPal email address or account ID goes here. $device_id = ''; $device_ip_address = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; /** * Enable Headers * Option to print headers to screen when dumping results or not. */ $print_headers = false; /** * Enable Logging * Option to log API requests and responses to log file. */ $log_results = false; $log_path = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/logs/';
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