gosHello,
Newbie, reading the Getting Started docs, and I am confused over this statement:
"Add an Email for Quick Search"
Who's email is Who supposed to add here, and What is the Purpose?
gosHello,
OK, so I, the Developer, is supposed to add the Email. But what Emails to use, and how is it used?
I have a few additional questions:
I have already configured PayPal to call an IPN Handler that I have (not working good): It will be replaced with LimeLM code. The PayPal IPN is today accessing ASP .NET on my company's server
1) What Modules is Deployed where? a) WebAPI: Is it Deployed on My Company Server or on WyDay's server(s)? b) Same question for TurboActive.
>> "OK, so I, the Developer, is supposed to add the Email. But what Emails to use, and how is it used?"
Our examples assume the typical use-case. Namely, a customer buys your app and you know some things about that customer (their email address, their name, maybe their address, maybe their company name). So, when the customer orders your product you generate a product key and you can set the email address for the product key.
It's completely optional. You don't need to set it at all. Basically it's for your convenience so you can easily find customer's product keys.
>> "1) What Modules is Deployed where?"
We have a number of help article, and examples showing how to use everything. For example, if you want to use our pre-built order forms, you can: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/how-to-generate-product-keys-after-order/
>> "a) WebAPI: Is it Deployed on My Company Server or on WyDay's server(s)?"
Well... I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. The web API is in LimeLM. It's how you manipulate things in your account (generating product keys, deleting them, editing them, etc.). You *call* the web API from your server. See: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/api/
>> "b) Same question for TurboActive."
You include TurboActivate in your app. See: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/getting-started/
gosThanks Wyatt,
I am sure everything will become clear after a while: It's just that I want to create a overview in my head as soon as possible.
May I suggest a simple drawing showing the relationship between modules and where they are installed?Often, a simple drawing, can tell more than a thousand words...
It's holiday time, and I will not be doing a deep dive now: I got a family (still )
Regarding PayPal API for IPN: I discovered a bug in all code I could find: It was related to the way Euorpean Date & Time is generated by the PayPal response string: When echoing it back to PayPal, the "+" sign in e.g. "GMT+01" had to be coded in a special way, otherwise the PayPal (Simulator at leas) would say the response was illegal...This is often *not* discussed on US forums....
