I want to create a 'buy now' button for Paypal.
Here is the process :
Visitor fills out a form on my site with info such as name, email
Visitor clicks 'buy now'
Visitor visits Paypal, places payment
Either Visitor is redirected back to my site
I am emailed with my visitor's information
My questions :
How do I pass these custom fields to Paypal? I'm happy with a "Buy now" button.
How do I get Paypal to redirect back to me after purchase?
How do I get Paypal to pass those custom fields to my site?
Once you have started creating your button, click on Step 3: Customize advanced features.
Then put a check mark in the spot that says "Take Customers to this URL when Finished"
Once you enter your URL and save your button your customers will be redirected at the end of checkout.
Below is the screen shot from PayPal.
Sign into your PayPal account and then go to Merchant Services --> Create Payment Buttons for your Website.
Click on the icon under the Guides for the Buy Now button and it has step by step instructions on what to do.
https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/get-started/buy-now-button
Good luck!
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While registering a user I have a payment page(first payment page) where I am using Paypal express checkout button.
If user don't want to pay there then he/she can pay from their profile page(second payment page)
Problem is:
While registering, Paypal button showing at first payment page but not on the second payment page.
While login, Paypal button showing on second payment page because we won't navigate to first payment page while login.
So, I think while registring, it renders the Paypal from first payment page then it won't be able to render it for the second payment page.
and while login, it doesn't have first payment page so it just renders from second payment page successfully.
How can I refresh the element while registring a user?
Make Sure That your id is same as same which u mentioned in body tag .render('place that id which u mentioned above');
Paypal button will show when your mentioned id will same as same of the script tag(render(id will be here))
I'm working on a website where the users can create listings like in a regular classifieds website.
My concern is that if a user wants to feature his listing on the website, he has to make a payment via Paypal (IPN). The problem is that when the user completes the payment, the paypal payment confirmation page will give the user 2 links at the bottom of the confirmation page. The first one is "return to your website" and the second one is "view your paypal account".
If the user clicks the first link it will trigger the featured option and make his listing featured. However if he clicks the second link the user will be sent to his paypal account and will not trigger the featured option.
My concern is that users who will click the second link will pay however will not get the service they paid for. This portion of the website was done by my developer and he said that it would only work if the user clicks the "return on your website" link.
Would you guys have any suggestions or help on how to resolve this? If Paypal did not show the second link it would resolve this pb.
That's what IPN is for. If you enable it, PayPal will send you a payment notification. You should enable the feature for the user when you get the money, regardless of what the user navigates to.
I have a form where people can order one single item for a fixed amount of money. Here are the steps:
customer fills out the form
customer hits submit and proceeds to the review page where he can check his inputs
in the review form should be a button to pay with paypal (button with own design and text)
customer hits this button, proceeds to paypal, makes his payment
after he paid successfully or not he should be redirected to the form on my site where he can see the result of his payment
wehter his payment succeeded or not he can see a message generated by the form application out of the PayPal return string
I tried it but the only thing I can do is that after he submits the form he logs into PayPal, hits the "continue" button and is redirected to my site where he can review his order again and needs to hit "Pay" again to get his order processed.
So all I want is that the customer does all the inputs and reviews on my site and after that he hits a "Pay" button in my own style and proceeds to PayPal where he pays the order without getting back to my site until the payment is done. Then he should be redirected to my site and receives the appropriate message.
What kind of PayPal function do I need?
Hope this was clear enough. Please let me know if you need further information. Thank you all in advance.
Paypal Express Checkout is what you are looking for, it will solve your problem
Follow the sample and guide:
Link to Code Sample
Link to Paypal Doc
I am using PayPal's integrated credit card payment on my site, which works great. The customer has the option of staying on my website and paying by credit card or they may choose to "pay with PayPal" by clicking either the "Check out with PayPal" button or the "Check out with BillMeLater" button. The issue I am having, is for some reason, when customers click these buttons, it directs them to my generic PayPal payment page and not the customized PayPal payment page I have created and designated as primary. Depending on the browser, sometimes customers are directed to the correct page. But it's random.
Here is mu URL if you want to test out what I am attempting to explain.
http://www.cozeeclothing.com/index.php
Thank You,
John
on paypals page, you can click on 'send money' enter the email address and $$amount and hit send... and then paypal asks for login etc...
what I want to know, is there a way, I can essentially submit that form with the email address and $$ already populated
something like paypal.com/sendmoney?to_email=xyz#xyz.com&&amount=25.00
I want to be able to provide my users with a link that already contains the info so they dont have to click the link and then fill in the details when they get to the page..
You can't do that directly with the PayPal page, but you could build your own version of that page using the Adaptive Payments API, specifically Pay.