Hi, thanks for looking
You're right to notice that I've got that the other way round - I have tried it as the original.
This is one of the reasons the script seems to be out of date as paypal docs now talk about prefixing rather than appending (though I have found one comment suggesting that either way now works). They even have an example showing the return content with it prefixed.
As far as I can tell it is prefixing fine. I'm wondering about encoding and stuff. It's almost certainly something ridiculous that I'm overlooking.
I'm going to investigate Dancer2's delayed, as might help to keep everything Dancer.
Thanks again
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