In chatbot , we have created an adaptive card with submit action and show card option for giving the feedback. But the UI look is different in Teams and Webchat.
Teams :
Webchat :
Can any one help on this issue
This is a expected outcome and by-design for the most part. Per documentation:
For example, Contoso Bot can author an Adaptive Card through the Bot
Framework, and when delivered to Skype, it will look and feel like a
Skype card. When that same payload is sent to Microsoft Teams, it will
look and feel like Microsoft Teams.
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Good day, everyone. I'm a bit stumped on this subject. I have a bit of experience with PayPal developer apps when it comes to subscriptions but this issue with donations is stumping me.
I would like to receive webhooks when a donation is made. I have created a new app in paypal developer dashboard, assigned it the webhook URL (a web app running on Python Flask) and while I have been able to successfully send and receive mock sandbox webhooks from the developer sandbox dashboard for testing so I know everything is configured to work. I just can't figure out how to now establish the live environment donations handling.
I have a business and a developer PayPal account. Within my business account (which I assume is the one that does live donation transactions), I have created a donation button. Logic would dictate that within this donation button setup, there should be a select option to specify the app who's webhooks these donations need to be using. But there is no such thing and PayPal's developer forum is deserted.
The general question is:
How does one set up a donation button to receive webhooks to a certain app or is that not how this works? Because I can have multiple donation buttons for various purposes, campaigns and configurations and I don't need webhooks for all of them. If I am forced to receive all donations, at least I see that there's a donation button ID which I can use to filter out donations coming from other buttons. But I can't even do that if I am not receiving donation webhooks at all.
Looks like for the time being to make this work I have to use Smart Buttons instead of donation buttons in Paypal. With smart buttons I can specify an app id I created in the developer dashboard and receive the webhooks this way.
My company has a software as a back office solution. Recently we are developing a new solution which looks like an e-commerce. Our clients have their websites, but don't have a e-commerce. So we want to offer a feature in our software that can create a shop for them to attach in their websites.
The solution we are looking for is the possibility to integrate with our clients PayPal account and use their ClientID to create a PayPal Express Checkout Button (https://developer.paypal.com/docs/integration/direct/express-checkout/integration-jsv4/).
I've done something like this in another project for Slack Integration. We used a Slack Button (https://api.slack.com/docs/slack-button) which is a oauth flow that allow to use the user's credentials and interact with Slack.
The PayPal API provide something like that? Anybody have some thought about it or have done it yet?
Found this guide: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/permissions-service/integration-guide/PermissionsUsing/?mark=request%20permission
It is a flow to ask the user for permission to operations on his behalf.
So we can check transaction details...
I'm interested to see if anybody is looking to integrate Woocommerce with the PayPal Here payment App? More so the importing of products from Woocommerce to the PayPal Here App. Be a great addition.
I haven't looked into that specifically, but I will be adding a "virtual terminal" / POS functionality into my PayPal for WooCommerce plugin before long. I've got it planned for the next full version release.
It basically gives you a section in the WP admin panel where site owners can easily put together invoices using their WooCommerce inventory and then process those orders accordingly. I will be including the Invoicing API's so you can create an invoice from the Woo VT order page, or you'll also have the ability to swipe a card using a USBSwiper card reader. Of course, you could also key in card data if you needed to do it that way.
The cool thing about that is even when you key in the transactions you still get your 2.2% - 2.9% rate depending on your volume because it would be processed over Payments Pro in that case. Same with invoicing or swiping.
Back to your original question, though, I'm unaware of any API or tool that allows us to interact directly with the Here inventory. They do have the Sideloader API for PayPal Here, which would allow you to send inventory (or a specific order) into the Here app from your own app in order to complete an order, but I don't think it lets you push inventory directly into the actual Here app.
On that note, what I could potentially do is build a stand-alone app that does nothing but pull in current WooCommerce inventory, and then from there you could create orders through the Sideloader API using that inventory, but it would use the Here app to actually complete the order. Seems a little clunky, but in theory, that should work fine.
If you want to contact me directly we could discuss getting this done for you.
Right at this time PayPal Here is designed to be card present, so you cannot import your products from Woocomerce into the PayPal Here App.
Here is a link to an FAQ on PayPal Here:
PayPal Here FAQ
Here is the current list of PayPal Here Partners:
PayPal Here Partners
I would like to know if it was possible to sell products across multiple websites with a single paypal account?
I do not see any options on my management interface.
thank you
Yes, you can. PayPal makes it easy for sellers who use different brand names to manage multiple lines of business.
Therefore, you can setup your PayPal buttons or PayPal API to your individual websites.
For eg:
If you want to link your websites to your Single PayPal account for a Website Payment Standard button, then you just go ahead and create your button from PayPal(button factory)
and then use the generated button code in either of your websites.
Also, it's easy to receive payment notifications and manage orders by using a different email address for the two lines of business. More info here
I'm looking for a way to have a form which submits to a google doc, which also allows customers to pay via paypal.
I prefer google docs for the main form submissions since the list of purchases needs to be reviewed by a very non-technical group.
But there does not seem to be a way for me to integrate a paypal button into these forms. I currently have it as two separate forms but this is horribly user-unfriendly.
Any suggestions? I am open to other payment processors which might work with google docs, but do not want to use google wallet. Needs to be open to anyone, even without google accounts.
I just created a site to solve the problem for myself:
http://www.crazychro.me/gform