Release package is the asset named Carbon-x.y.z.zip where x.y.z is the version number.Įxtract the zip in a directory in your project, then require the autoload.php file to make any Carbon class available:
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Then update your dependencies by running.ĭownload the last release (or any other you want) here: releases. With all of your current dependencies, you can choose the version of Carbon you have before upgrading to Carbon 2 using composer show nesbot/carbon.
We cannot ensure Carbon 2 will works with them as Carbon 1 did, but you can still try an other version alias. You may have other dependencies with other Carbon restrictions. Use 1.25.0 alias for Laravel 5.6, 1.39.0 for other versions as each version of Laravel has its own range of Carbon compatibility, you have to take 2.67.0Īs the real used version, then pick an alias among versions Laravel supports. Set explicitly the Carbon version and add the adapter in your composer.json:
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If you wish you can create the following composer.json file and run composer install to install it.Ĭarbon 2 is officially supported by Laravel since the version 5.8, if you want to use it on a lower version, you can follow those steps: This will automatically get the latest version and configure a composer.json file. Endpoint is (PayPal) PayPal_Connection_OK PHP Version 5.5.38 cURL version 7.34.0 or higher detected.Use the following command to install with composer. Your site should work fine when making calls to gateways and APIs that require TLS 1.2. installed the TLS 1.2 Compatibility Test plugin: "TLS 1.2 Enabled. changing the Language Encoding from Windows to UTF-8 in my clients merchant account - no difference The IPN log said VERIFIED.Ĥ - Tested in the Sandbox - I used one of the sandbox buyer accounts for the Buyer, and used my developer email address as the Merchant mistakenly (it does happen to be a Business Paypal account), but I got VERIFIED! Checkout Processed - Success.ĥ - I repeated that test except I used the sandbox Merchant account, but this time got the same results as the live system - order status is 'review', no ipn debug log, etc.Ħ - Repeated the Sandbox test again and used the client's Merchant account email address and I got VERIFIED! The order was successful. Plus a whole long page of info, and I received the ipn debug log via email.Ģ - I set up an HTML form with action set to the ipn handler url and get VERIFIEDģ - Used the IPN Simulator with the same ipn handler url, transaction type set to Web Accept, Payment Status set to Completed and everything else was default except I removed the Custom field. The Paypal IPN details are:ġ - With debugging turned on, I visit the IPN URL and get this: Also tried setting debug so it would create a debug log file, but it doesn't create one. Orders are set to 'Review' and stay that way, there is no ipn debug log via email even though debug is turned on.
Am not getting too much help there, which is why I'm here.
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Am trying to get Paypal Standard to work with Paid memberships Pro WordPress Plugin.
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