I know there’s lots of posts on this subject but I have read dozens and in every one that contains a link, I get a 404 error when I follow it to PP website and PP website help is very sparse and half their own links product 404 errors also.
I have been able to get the TransactionSearch API function call working using a CURL call as it doesn’t require an AppID but try as I might, I cant find a way to apply for this ID other than using the Sandbox one they provide with sandbox accounts.
All I want to do it download the transaction details from purchases we make on PayPal. I can get the transaction summary, but this is missing the InvoiceID but is a start. The PHP I downloaded in the Angell Eye project mostly need this AppID to work and while Sandbox is fine, I can’t use it to test with because I can’t get the minimal required details needed for a transaction search which is either the Invoice ID or the merchant account email. I have all this in my live account data and can’t access this without the AppID.
However, all the good help I find is 10 years out of data and even the Angel Eye project is full of PHP warnings about deprecated functions and libraries.
Can someone please help me to find how to download the details, preferably in a PDF or printable format that is equivalent to logging into my PP account and previewing my purchase invoices. I want to integrate this into my business system website so staff don’t need to log into my PP account to retrieve this information when they make a purchase which they need to do so they can add the invoice to our expenses database when they purchase parts for a job.
At the moment, I have got an API call that I run to download the transaction summary and add this to a MySQL database. What I need to get it the invoice ID and the rest of the invoice details by starting with the transaction ID. If I can do this without getting an AppID, that’s even better as I don’t need to integrate any payments or anything, I just want to download details of transactions that have been completed elsewhere.