I am trying to configure Braintree advanced fraud tool according to this documentation: https://developers.braintreepayments.com/guides/advanced-fraud-tools/configuration in sandbox mode. When I switch it on, it shows green as activated.
But when I refresh the page, it shows disabled again, there is no save button in the page. i.e. The options are saved as soon as we toggle the switch. How to enable this option?
Got it. It was since I enabled this option:
https://i.imgur.com/zLfxNFB.png
After disable it, Advanced Fraud tool was successfully enabled.
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I am trying to setup a service account to get delegation from a GSuite admin. The manual says I have to first check "Enable G Suite Domain-wide Delegation" option in the service account, but my checkbox is disabled.
Why does this happen and what should I do to make it work?
This is different with another question: Google G-Suite API Console not showing Enable G Suite Domain-wide Delegation
I can see the checkbox, but it is disabled.
I had to click "Edit" on top of the screen button to make changes. It was really stupid.
I am adding a PayPal "Buy Now" button to a web site using code supplied by the PayPal developer site. It's possible to have options, for example garment sizes, XL,L,M,S... I see how to set up the button so the user can make a choice, but how do I access the choice so that I can take action? Is this supposed to be done in HTML, or should I write a CGI program to take my action - this is my preferred option - but either way, how can I access the option values? I am new to all this, but I can't find anything in the PayPal Developer documentation.
This can be easily done. Please look at the follow sample implementation and the source code for setting a Multi option based button.
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_pdn_xclick_options_help_outside
Following the instructions in their documentation, I've successfully implemented a PayPal Advanced solution within an iFrame. The process works fine using a credit card. However, there are also two buttons that show up in the form for "Checkout with PayPal" and "Checkout with BillMeLater..."
When the user clicks either of these buttons, the window breaks out of the iframe and the session has expired.
Can this top of the form be hidden, or at the very least, be made to open within the iframe and keep the session, as it should?
Thanks for any help and suggestions.
Which layout option are you using? A, B, or C? It sounds like maybe you have a conflict there..??
Chapter 3 of the PayFlow documentation covers this in depth.
I've seen other postings where people can't load "My Selling Tools" and I happen to be in the same boat.
Support hasn't responded yet and I'm hoping to do a demo Monday of the Windows 8/Paypal API integration from http://paypal.github.io/Windows8SDK/ into WinRT apps - hence turning to may favorite net community, stack overflow :)
The link above gives a sandbox account to allow for third party access, so trying to add that account to allow the third party access but can't even bring up the selling tools to do so. I was able to bring up the selling tools from my main login, but not from within the sandbox login.
Once I login to the sandbox environment and try to access "My Selling Tools" it just hangs. The browser doesn't matter, same result across browsers. I get nothing returned but the wait image. Actually anything on the left hand side hangs not just the selling tools. I've tried more than ten times all throughout the day.
Of course, the hope here is that someone from the PayPal Technical team replies.
I can't wait another hour on hold, I just can't.
I was having the same issues getting into any option on the left in Paypals seller tools, but I stumbled onto the solution.
The links on the left are incorrect. They all begin with "www.beta-sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/..."
The issue is that "beta-" in the URL is invalid.
Using Chrome:
1) Right-click on the option on the left you want to get into
2) Click "Copy Link Address" in the pop-up menu
3) Paste it into the address bar
4) Remove "beta-" from the URL (see the "Profile / My Selling Tools" URL example below)
That's it.
INVALID:
https://www.beta-sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-display-handler&tab_id=SELLER_PREFERENCES
CORRECT:
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_profile-display-handler&tab_id=SELLER_PREFERENCES
Hope this helps.
Dave
I'll make sure this gets escalated. As a workaround, you can log in to your sandbox account and then paste this URL in your browser: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/customerprofileweb?cmd=_profile-api-access. Could you also reference this post in your ticket if you have not done so yet?
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Please login to use the PayPal sandbox feature
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DISCLAIMER: This question is specifically for the Paypal forum.
I have two Sandbox test accounts. parijat_kalia#hotmail.com (PERSONAL) and parijat_kalia-facilitator#hotmail.com (BUSINESS). The second one has the API credentials and I am using the NVP API to test our e-commerce subscription plan
. The response I get is :
10501: Invalid Configuration This transaction cannot be processed due to an invalid merchant configuration. Occurs when the billing agreement is disabled or inactive.
Hence, to activate it, I presume I need to log in with this sandbox account into the sandbox website so as to activate the billing agreement. The steps I follow are pretty basic.
Login to developers.paypal.com
Click on Applications tab in the horizontal menu
Click on Sandbox accounts in the vertical menu
Click on the specific accounts 'parijat_kalia-facilitator#hotmail.com' dropdown arrow button.
Click on Sandbox site
When i click on sandbox site, it loads in the PERSONAL account in the email i.e 'parijat_kalia#hotmail.com'. I obviously change this and try to login with the business account credentials. However it does not log me in whatsoever. I have changed the password, literally copy pasted it, but it does not work. Nor does deleting the cookies/clearing the cache and terminating the history help. Also, I am using Chrome, not IE.
Also, I presume this error is with Paypal's sandbox website, since the API call is technically logging me in with the credentials (I infer this since I am getting error 10501).
Can you please tell me what is going wrong?
I had an issue similar to that the other day. I was trying to switch from one developer account to another, but it kept logging me in as the first one. So, I couldn't use any of the sandbox accounts for the 2nd account.
I circumvented this issue by switching to private browsing mode in chrome (ctrl+shift+N) and logging in that way.
I can't guarantee this will fix your issue because it's not the same as mine, but it might help.
Misplacedme's answer worked for me, but I don't have enough rep yet, so I'll reply and add some info.
Chrome: Use an Incognito Window (ctrl+shift+N)
Opera: Use a New Private Window (ctrl+shift+N)
IE: No need for special window. It works as it used to.
Firefox: No need for special window. It works as it used to.
Safari: No need for special window. It works as it used to.
Note: These are all on a Windows 8 PC (sorry, I know most people in their right mind aren't using win8 much less developers)