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New Post 6/25/2008 2:20 PM
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Subscription handling - where? 

I'm digging through the DNN Core to try to figure out where the "Subscribe" option of "Manage Profile -> Manage Services" is handled.

Anybody have any idea where this whole process is coded in the DNN core?  I'm at a loss at this point.

Thanks,

CJ

 
 
New Post 6/27/2008 2:21 PM
User is offline CJones
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Re: Subscription handling - where? 

FYI to anyone else that looks for this.  Now it is pretty obvious how to find this type of stuff, but just starting out in DNN development, it can be quite a task to find out how different events are handled in DNN.

I was able to create an external "Subscribe" link button by having it redirect to "admin/sales/paypalsubscription.aspx" and appending a "RoleID" at the end with the HTTPPOSTEncode command.  Once 'paypalsubscription.aspx' has the 'RoleID' of the role that the user wants to subscribe to, it creates the rest of the URL and redirects to PayPal where the payment is made, which returns back to DNN which adds the user to the appropriate role (via PayPalIPN.aspx).

(My) problem solved.

CJ

 
 
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