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1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins->Add New and either upload Tinypass (if you've already downloaded the plugin), or search for the Tinypass plugin within WordPress and simply click "install".

2. If you haven't already, go to our registration page to create a free publisher account and to register your initial application. (When using Tinypass for WordPress, you only need to register one application per site. If you'd like to use Tinypass on multiple sites but collect all the payments into one account, please contact us and we'll help you get that setup.)

3. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Tinypass->Settings. Under Application IDs and Keys you will see four fields.

   -- The first two fields are auto-generated by Tinypass and correspond to your "Sandbox" environment. The Sandbox allows you to test the Tinypass experience and to see how Tinypass will appear to your audience without actually processing any payments.

   -- The second two fields are "Live" and are meant to be used once you are ready to begin accepting payments. In order to begin accepting payments, enter the AID and secret key that were generated when you registered your application with Tinypass. Those values can be found in the "Applications" section of your publisher account at tinypass.com.

4. In Tinypass->Settings, checking "Tinypass Enabled" will turn Tinypass on for your entire site. This is an easy way to manage Tinypass at a global level. If "Tinypass Enabled" is NOT checked, any content you've protected with Tinypass will become free to access.

5. Make sure to switch from "Sandbox" to "Production" in Tinypass->Settings when you're ready to start accepting payments.

For complete instructions for working with Tinypass on your WordPress site, please visit our developer site

Requirements

PHP 5.2.X or more PHP mbstring module PHP mcrypt module