I have a non profit website that I put a donate button on that works fine.
But there are some older people who do not have a paypal account. If you hit the donate LINK and the continue, it takes you to a credit card input screen. They don't see the continue link.
Is there a way to link directly to that page, passing my hosted_button_id ?
So I want to make a second link on my website that if they have no paypal account. It takes them directly to the credit card screen.
Thank You
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As per my knowledge, we can use paypal button on front end side and when user click on that button it'll redirect to paypal website and there we need to login and we can pay.
But i want, user should enter all payment details(like card details)
in my website and payment will credit to my paypal account.
Is it possible ? if it is possible then how to implement that ?
I've added this button to my site.
I wish they would open the page that asks for a credit card, and not the one that asks for the login.
script src="paypal-button.min.js?merchant=email#gevaelettronica.it"
data-button="buynow"
data-name="Magnetoterapia MF12"
data-amount="238"
data-shipping="0"
data-currency="EUR"
data-lc="it_IT"
data-tax="0"
data-callback="http://www.magnetoterapia.com/form/grazie.htm"
user without a paypal account may pay you via credit card if you enable paypal optional: https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/cps/general/OptionalAccount-outside
the result looks like the figure 6 you can find here: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-standard/integration-guide/ProfileAndTools/
I did not understand.
I can do what I need ?
I made a payment, recently, it is opened the default page, credit cards.
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
I have a simple e-commerce site using Paypal. At the moment, it has a single button at the end of the process which takes the user to Paypal. At this point, the user has to either pay directly through paypal or by using their credit card.
I would like to replace the single button with one that takes them to the regular Paypal process and a few others (credit card logos), which send the user to the credit card payment form on Paypal (cutting out the selection stage).
Is there anyway to do this?
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
I know it is been six months but maybe someone will come to this page for an answer:
In express-checkout api you can set landing page for credit card with this:
LANDINGPAGE=Billing
Here is the documentation
I have a few questions regarding using PayPal.
The first image is from an existing website, while the second is from a sandboxed Express Checkout test.
Differences between the two:
On the left side, there is an item description and quantity.
On the bottom right, notice it is Pay with my Credit Card instead of Create a PayPal account.
How do I achieve 1. and 2.? What APIs do I use?
Take note that my site has potentially many items for sale, and it is impossible for me to manually create buttons for each one.
Edited: Ok I just found the answer to 1.: https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/classic/express-checkout/integration-guide/ECCustomizing/
For 2., the existing website actually prompts for details such as name, and address before redirecting to the PayPal site. When I click on "Pay with Credit Card", the details input earlier do show up on the PayPal form. I also notice the existing site can accept direct credit card payments, which seem to me it is using at least a Payment Pro solution. Is that why it can achieve 2.?
How do I achieve that? Do I use the AdaptiveAccount API to create an account on behalf of the user?
In order get the credit card section to display by default instead of the option to pay with a PayPal account, you need to pass over to additional variables in your SetExpressCheckout API call.
SOLUTIONTYPE=Sole
LANDINGPAGE-Billing