Question

Has anyone setup django-paypal? Here is the link to it here?

I have ‘myproject’ setup, and my folder sturecture looks like this:

myproject > paypal > (stdandard and pro folders)

to my settins.py file I added

INSTALLED_APPS = (     'myproject.paypal.standard',     'myproject.paypal.pro', ) 

in my url’s file for my account app I added:

urlpatterns += patterns('myproject.account.views',     (r'^payment-url/$', 'buy_my_item'),                    ) 

and in my account view I added:

from myproject.paypal.pro.views import PayPalPro from myproject.paypal.pro.forms import PaymentForm, ConfirmForm  def buy_my_item(request):     item = {'amt':'10.00',              # amount to charge for item             'inv':'1111',         # unique tracking variable paypal             'custom':'2222',       # custom tracking variable for you             'cancelurl':'http://127.0.0.1:8000/',   # Express checkout cancel url             'returnurl':'http://127.0.0.1:8000/'}   # Express checkout return url      kw = {'item':'item',                            # what you're selling            'payment_template': 'pro/payment.html',          # template to use for payment form            'confirm_template': ConfirmForm,  # form class to use for Express checkout confirmation            'payment_form_cls': PaymentForm,  # form class to use for payment            'success_url': '/success',               # where to redirect after successful payment            }      ppp = PayPalPro(**kw)     return ppp(request) 

— EDIT ——— Then, I added the pro and standard template folders to my projects template folder.

When I go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/account/payment-url/ and submit the form…

I get a ValueError : ‘dictionary update sequence element #0 has length 1; 2 is required’

Traceback:

File '...\accounts\views.py' in buy_my_item   655.     return ppp(request) File '...\paypal\pro\views.py' in __call__   115.                 return self.validate_payment_form() File '...\paypal\pro\views.py' in validate_payment_form   133.             success = form.process(self.request, self.item) File '...\paypal\pro\forms.py' in process 

35. params.update(item)

Answer 1

In your code…

  'payment_form_cls': 'payment_form_cls',  # form class to use for payment 

This must be a Form object that’s used for validation.

   'payment_form_cls': MyValidationForm,  # form class to use for payment 

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Edit

http://github.com/johnboxall/django-paypal/tree/master

Your request is supposed to include a notify-url, return-url and cancel-return. All three url’s YOU provide to Paypal.

Paypal will send messages to these URL’s.

Since Paypal will send messages to these URL’s, YOU must put them in your urls.py. You must write view functions for these three urls’. These urls will have your paypal responses sent to them.