KeyGenerator.php

<?php

include('PaymentSettings.php');

# Copyright (c) 2001-2006 element 5, (c) 2006 Digital River GmbH
#
# NOTE: in order work with HTTP headers you have to make sure
# that '<?php' are really the first characters in your file

# check for errors
if ( 1 == 2 ) {
  # an error has occured

  # set the status code other than 200
  Header("HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request");

  # present the error
  echo "BAD_INPUT\n";

  # nothing else to do
  exit;
}

# calculate the key

$quantity = $_POST['QUANTITY'];
$firstName = $_POST['FIRSTNAME'];
$lastName = $_POST['LASTNAME'];
$custEmail = $_POST['EMAIL'];
$CompanyName = $_POST['RESELLER'];
$AppName = $_POST['REG_NAME'];

# enter your secret key generation code here
// Client has successfully paid for the product
debug_log('Creating product Information to send.',true);

// This calls the function in PaymentSettings.php that
// creates the product keys and send them to the user
$key = SendPKeys($quantity, $custEmail, $firstName, $lastName, $CompanyName, $AppName);

debug_log('paychecker finished.',true,true);

# present the key

# the key to be presented inline
Header ('Content-Type: text/plain');

# if your key is a binary use the following headers instead
# set the mime type
#Header ('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
# set the filename for the binary key. Replace 'key.bin' by a filename you want
#Header ('Content-Disposition: filename=key.bin');

# now print the key
echo $key;

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