Zend Framework Quick Start in xampp and Windows
Now i am writing what i have done for my project learning from the zend documentation. It(Zend) follows the MVC design pattern (with some extension, like form).
Create Project
1. Start>Run (cmd)
zf create project E:\Faruque\Projects\gyneca\Source\trunk\test_php\test_zend test_zend
Create Layout
go to the application directory(in command pormpt.) where .zfproject.xml remains
execute this command:
zf enable layout
In application/configs/application.ini file append
; Add to [production] section:
resources.view[] =
Add a function to Bootstrap
Paypal Integration(4th day)
What do u think? Is it completed? No. We have made the form to submit.
Now,
1. Data will go to paypal
2. paypal shows the payment form.
3. After transaction it(paypal) will send a notification to my site(The location i have given at the form.).
<input type=”hidden” name=”notify_url” value=”http://www.abcd.com/ipn/ipn.php”>
4. Now I have to send the notification data to paypal for verification.(I missed this step to my project and i fell in gr8 trouble)
5. After verification, paypal sends me another notification.
6. Then i start processing the data(inserting in db , sending mail etc).
Its hard.na?
Paypal provides this handler for different language. So …. no problem.
The code of paypal ipn handler:
Paypal Integration(3rd day)
Paypal Integration(2nd day)
The minimalistic order form:
Paypal Integration(1st day)
Yap, atlast i have integrated my project to paypal. Its easy but need some guidence.
For my project scenario is -
- Client will login to my page
- They put the quantity of products
- And click buy now button
- 1 notification(IPN) will come to me(Site Admin).
- I will store the info(user_name, amount) to DB.
Thats it.
I have made a order form given in next post. Now i m busy. :p:p:p:p:p
Paypal Integration(Introduction)
Again i have started learning paypal.
Learning Drupal (1st day)
From yesterday i started learning Drupal (word meaning: Drop of Water, Actually a CMS). I have got a book of [PACKT] Publication by David Mercer. and a e-book pro Drupal Development –John K. VanDyk.

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