I have to have it first post to my script, so I can apply their discounts to our software. If they have any or not, we do a few things, if they want a subscription then we give them a discount based on how much time they purchasing for our predictive dialer. If they don't then we don't create a subscription and I encrypt the paypal string using their system configuration and openssl. For that to work, it has to be a POST, I have tried to just redirect them there with encrypt= and the whole string, but because there are multiple lines, it does not work. I guess that is the reason.

At any rate, I put a temporary solution on there, just letting them know, since they chose PayPal, and not a credit card, that they must first activate the software by clicking the activate button, which I just have post the form. I don't like it, since it seems redundant to me, nonetheless, it works, so I guess if Perl cannot POST to a url on a redirect, that will have to do.

Thank you, both, very much!
thx,
Richard

In reply to Re^2: Redirect with Perl - POST method by powerhouse
in thread Redirect with Perl - POST method by powerhouse

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