After gets the preapproval key I'm redirecting my user to approve it within the paypal page: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/br/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_ap-payment&paykey=
the problem is that most of my donors are portuguese speakers and the paypal page is opening in english mode.
is it possible to open paypal page in accordance to browser default language?
thanks,
MArcos
You could detect the browser language and set the locale code eg : country.x=FR
append it to your redirect URL.
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_ap-payment&paykey=AP-8E363396NK9147314&country.x=FR
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Using a standard Paypal merchant account to create a pay button, integrated into a "button" on our CMS (mobeefox.com) via URL.
Using this standard function, end user lands on a non-responsive form.
Is it possible to create a URL towards a responsive landing page for payment without developping?
Thanks in advance!
The user will only be redirected to responsive landing page if they use mobile device to access it. On desktop, the landing page will stay as it is. Also, note that the responsive page (or mobile-optimized page) will not work under certain circumstances such as if the button has discount amount etc. More information on it: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/products/mobile-paypal-payments-standard/#usecases
some third payment website needs user to install the digital certificate for security,the website needs to know the user who you are,so the website will verify that the user is safe or not.
the question is that how does the browser find out the digital certificate of users?
Don't let the browser pop a window to select the certificate！！！
Some browser plugins of the payment website will take the correct certificate and to verify，then the browser will show a tip to tell the user “you are safe”..
if I need to develop a tool like that(Cross platforms,windows/OSX/Linux),what kind of language should I choose?What keyword should I use to search at Google?
Who can give me some infomation about that or some documentation...
For testing my adaptive api payments with new sandbox (Developer.Paypal.com) i have imported my sandbox accounts into the live paypal account. But on testing the payment i am not getting redirect to the PayPal Store page. Instead it asks me to login into http://developer.paypal.com on which i am already login. Even when i does login it do not show me the store page for the payment but instead just show me the homepage for the developer site.
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/webscr?cmd=_ap-preapproval&preapprovalkey=PA-30G61643G7253031W
Above is the URL which i got as result of testing for payment from my site along with the approval key. But i am just moving in the circles of this new paypal transition. As i have also tried deleting my cookies on the Mozila. I am using iMac.
Same happens when i try to go to sandbox site from inside the live account, it sends me to the sandbox site where i get message to login into the developer.paypal site
Please advise how to get rid of these PayPal bugs for testing the Workflow which earlier was working smoothly untill PayPal decided to roll out new changes (Required Live account for testing).
Looking for guidance on this issue.
Double iframe here. Within the Facebook Canvas iframe, we're iframing another window to starbucks.com for our egifting section. Problem is, and what use to work, the paypal button will no longer break out of the iframes and render their page before being submitted and back into the iframes. Example, visit https://apps.facebook.com/starbuckscard/ and select paypal as an option when you get to it. This use to work ... any idea on why or what's broken/changed??? Any feedback much appreciated. Thank you.
All PayPal URL's will break out of iframes, or return an error depending on whether the browser adheres to X-FRAME-OPTIONS which is set for all pages (including Website Payments Standard) to SAMEORIGIN.
You'd want to use PayPal Website Payments Pro Hosted Solution instead, which allows itself to be embedded within an iframe.
You can do transactions on server side as well.
Here is full REST API docs and examples:
https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/api/
Is it possible to accept credit card payments or execute PayPal transactions within a Facebook app?
The ideal flow is for users to browse a catalog and complete a purchase all within Facebook. Is this possible?
If so, could you provide guides/tutorials for accomplishing this?
To clarify, our understanding is FB takes 30% of FB Credit purchases. We for this reason plan on offering either PayPal or credit card purchases, not FB Credit purchases. Is it possible to allow FB users to purchase with PP or CC instead of FB Credits? If we're wrong on the 30% transaction fee, please let us know. Thx!
Thanks!
Starting July 1st 2011 an app on facebook can only perform transactions with Facebook Credits (ignoring in game 'currency') . I have no idea where the doc covering this is, I'm not involved in that side of things.
This page https://developers.facebook.com/credits/ has this screen shot
which shows PayPal as an option to pay.
Here's a link from FishWorld that is explaining the policy on their forums http://www.talltreegames.com/fwf/showthread.php?3807-Facebook-Credits-Switchover-on-July-1st&p=20350#post20350
FaceBook LINKS!
https://developers.facebook.com/policy/
https://developers.facebook.com/policy/credits/
https://www.facebook.com/payments_terms/
Hopefully this random smattering of information is of some help to you. :)
I don't see anywhere listed that 'ALL' facebook apps must receive payments using Facebook credits. On the following page, https://developers.facebook.com/credits/, I see that it is mandated ONLY for GAME apps as of now.
Quoting from the link above:
Note: Effective July 1, games on Facebook Platform must exclusively process payments through > Facebook Credits. Learn more on the Migration page.
If it is not explicit, I would assume that it is not mandated.
Seeing as a regular Facebook app is no different from a website, albeit in a small`ish iframe. Sure.
I'd look at integrating the Express Checkout for Digital Goods solution for an even better checkout experience; https://www.paypal.com/digitalgoods
Note: You may still want to review the Facebook T&C's on this; I'm not entirely sure if this is allowed by them