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Old August 13th, 2004, 08:24 PM
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Angry Configuring iKobo IPN

Hi everyone.

Im having a very hard time trying to configure my iKobo IPN Script. Im a PHP programmer but... I can't make work the IPN.

My IPN URL is OK, is an https address. But... iKobo system isn't sending any variable to my script!.... no POST, no GET, nothing!...

...then... obviously... I can't show my confirmation message and update my local database.

If you know how to make it work... please give me a hand.

Thanks in advance!

PD: the iKobo PHP Sample is a mess!, it doesn't work.

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