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It’s not really a CSS question – Sorry!
I am creating a website for someone and they want visitors to the website to be able to purchase music.
After paying via PayPal they need to be automatically sent a link to download the song which stops working after a while.
Any ideas?
I have been searching google for hours and I don’t know if I am using the wrong search term or something, but I can’t find what I’m looking for :(
I’d really appreciate any help!
What’s the question? What’s the envrionment you are using?
Yeah, that makes sense, but with plain html/css you can’t solve that problem.
You should consider using some open-source stuff for this/write your own solution/hire a freelancer to write it for you.
they’d already said that this isn’t really a CSS related question, they just want to know how to do it.
Check out the E-Junkie Site, that might help http://www.e-junkie.com/
I believe drupal has some modules that provide this kind of functionality, so that might be worth a look.
The best solution I have seen for this is, https://www.payloadz.com/account/acct_levels.asp
it works directly with Paypal, 2checkout, and Google checkout, and really affordable prices for the amount of data you can transfer.
It doesn’t meet the requirements of a local solution, or no-monthly fee, but appears to be a nice alternative to e-junkie.
Edit: Sorry, I didn;t notice the second page on this… but I’ll leave the link as a future reference.
Paypal IPN – Look that up.
There are quite a few PHP/ mySQL applications out there that can be installed onto your web server.
One that I use is PHP-eSeller to sell digital downloads at http://www.withinweb.com/phpeseller/