I want to integrate paypal payment method in vbulletin. I'm new for both vbulletin and payment gateway. I've complete the process of implement paid subscription from control panel of vbulletin and able to order a subscription. But the problem is that when i order a subscription on the paypal payment page i insert my test account username and password on but returning a message that email and password is not correct. I'm unable to find Where is the mistake ?
Thanks in advance for your reply
Your problem seems to be caused by using sandbox details in real PayPal site, if that is what you mean by "insert my test account username and password". If you want to use the sandbox for your test payments edit class_paypal.php file in vBulletin and replace the instances of www.paypal.com with sandbox.paypal.com, or better, just create 1$ subscription and try with real PayPal address :)
Agree with the previous answer.
Inside the vBulletin adminCP you have the ability to test the vBulletin communication with PayPal.
If that fail its a setup problem. If is succeeds its a login issue with your test account.
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I am trying to login from my pappal sandbox account. I have made a subscription from my seller account and now I want to login into Paypal to buy the product with two different Paypal accounts.
I am getting this error continuously "Some of your info isn't correct. Please try again." I reset my password twice and I am stuck into this issue for hours.
Any help would be appreciated.
You should create an account in PayPal sandbox
here
Once done, login your PayPal account and check your sandbox account here here
Then you will see something like this, and these credentials is what you will be using to test the checkout page
I have an asp.net website that is supposed to allow users to make payments with Paypal. I want to test it with the Paypal sandbox.
So I created a developer/business account at "developer.paypal.com'.
Using this account I created a lot of fake email accounts, some personal, some business, for testing. But now, I want to tell the website to enable IPN, and also, to send IPN notifications to a particular URL. I don't see a place on the site to do that. (I assume this would be in the sandbox site, not in the real site).
Any help is appreciated.
Try enabling it on the account level (log into the sandbox account and set it there). There is an IPN simulator as well.
When I check out the products I wish to purchase from my store it directs me to Paypal's page and I need to log in to my paypal account in order to purchase the items. However, every time I try logging in it says "Please check your email address and password and try again" which is very concerning since it works when I log in through Paypal's website. I'm so confused and started searching for answers online and I found out I might have to use IPN or API.. all those stuff and I have no clue what is going on... please help!
Sounds like maybe you've got WooCommerce set to run in test mode but you're using your live PayPal account credentials to try logging in. That won't work.
If you are indeed set to test mode you need to create test accounts to play with at http://developer.paypal.com.
Alternatively, just set WooCommerce to run in live mode and then your live PayPal account credentials would work, although, you'll need to a live PayPal account separate from your seller account because you can't pay yourself.
I am using the standard paypal payment method with my opencart website. When I go through the checkout process and get redirected to the PayPal website, I get to login and choose my payment source on the paypal site. However, when it starts processing, it just returns "Your session has timed out, please log in again." and logs me out of Paypal.
Any help would be appreciated.
I had facing this problem also. If you are using sandbox mode, You should be gave test account for buyer(buyer account must be business account) and also seller account must be individual account(personal). for example xxx#gmail.com is buyer account you should put it in admin panel paypal extension,then you should login in E-store website with seller account(yyy#gmail.com) and proceed to paypal it will works well.
Some times the cookies that Paypal sets are really annoying, try cleaning all of them, it helped me with other Paypal related errors.
I have a test environment for my website that I normally use the Paypal Sandbox on to test transactions before going live. I would like to test the Enhanced Recurring Payments feature, but I can't find the option to do so (the links to add more features direct me to the live site), and nothing I've found on Google has given an answer on how to test Enhanced Recurring Payments on Paypal Sandbox since it's been changed.
Is ERP supported on Paypal Sandbox, or do I just not know how to access this option? Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Sign up in the sandbox here: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_product-go&product=premium_services
(for the curious, I got this URL by going to paypal.com/erp and then adding "sandbox." in front of the resulting URL's paypal.com)
Log in with your test account email/password (something like aaaaaa_############_biz#emaildomain.com )
If it says "Please login to use the PayPal Sandbox features.", that's an issue with the new sandbox that's being worked on--for now, clear all your paypal.com cookies , log in to developer.paypal.com again, and then visit the above URL again