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Hi, I'm having the same problem and am testing by creating a NEW payment and it's also still sending to the old IPN URL, not the new one, despite the new one clearly showing as saved. I've also tried turning the notifications off and on again. Thanks ... View more

Hey : ) Thanks very much for the response! 🙂 I really appreciate it 🙂 Do you mind if I ask you a follow up quetion?   ------- Is it possible to simply add parameters to the Paypal Express Checkout code - that will set up for subscription - or point to an existing subscription - already set up on my seller account? payment: function(data, actions) { return actions.payment.create({ payment: { transactions: [ { amount: { total: '0.11', currency: 'USD' }, hosted_button_id: 'PAYPALS_BUTTON_ID_7KDHB44PVYQ21', or_maybe_subscriptio_detials: 'monthly' } ] } }); You know - like you can with their regular HTML buttons: <input type="hidden" name="hosted_button_id" value="PAYPALS_BUTTON_ID_7KDHB44PVYQ21"> Or do you need to set up the subscription details dynamically through the API? I like the pop-up and staying on your site of the Express Checkout. But I am not sure it is worth a bunch of additional coding - when I could just send them off to PayPal with a HTML button. ... View more

Hey, it depends on which integration type you want to use. Let's assume you will use the subscription buttons First enable IPN, a notification system that will inform your integration of specific events. Then you can pass the variable "custom" together with the button variables. In this variable you can pass any value like for example the ID of your customer. The buyer will checkout on the PayPal page and will be returned to your website. Then as you enabled IPN, it will be triggered immediately after the transaction is completed and it will contain the value of the "custom" variable. In this way you can pass this value along your integration. ... View more