I can't seem to find a way to create a Paypal Donate button.
This Link seems useful but it's actually useless.
I can only find these buttons :
Shopping Card
Buy Now
Gift Certificates
Subscriptions
Donation button is open to the limited countries. If you can't see the donation type in your options, which means donation button is not available to your country.
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I've been searching for this question before I post my own but did not find any. (I got here sent by the paypal page support).
I am testing the paypal paynow button in paypal sandbox, when I am abble to pay directly the amount lets say 1000 and it works ok, the page doest not display an option to select months for example to use 9 months. I have correctly activated in the configuration the option with months. To test the fake accounts I have to to login with them for being able to pay. I'll try the next example:
-Click on pay now button
-The button sends me to paypal
-At first there are 2 options the first one login with paypal account and the second one create a new one. (this option gives me
months 3,6,9,12 but since I am using a fake account to test, the page
does not allow me to enter any fake data, for instance: a fake
credit card)
-So I login with the sandbox account
Once I have loged in I dont have more options but "pay now" or "use a gift certificate".
So theres no way to select months there then.
This is the first time I am trying to integrate paypal on a site, so first I want to familiarize with the functionality first. I have to say as well I had locked for in the documentation and in the advance variables but nothing about when it comes with paynow button. Thank you very much in advance (please excuse my broken english). :)
I currently use Big Cartel for my online shop. Big Cartel is a web-based eCommerce solution specifically designed to help artists, whether musicians or crafters, sell their merchandise online easily. So when customers order my products online they can checkout through big cartel which they have an option to use PayPal after trying name, address, email address, etc, however, to add a more efficient/speedy checkout so they don't have to type out all of their info, I embedded a PayPal express button. The problem is when they order by clicking the pp button, it doesn't take away from my current stock resulting in overselling. It's acting like a separate entity and I can't see what they actually purchased- Only a PayPal message that they sent me funds. Obviously I want to avoid overselling and need to know how to get the PayPal button to collaborate with my big cartel shop when someone purchases with the "pay now" PayPal button. Is there an additional code I'm missing? Any advice and help with this issue is very appreciated! (This is the first time I've used code and inserted anything before so I'm not tech lingo savvy)
You must verify that you have entered your PayPal API information in Big Cartel settings. You should also add "Return URL" in your Admin Panel.
I would also suggest you to use Sandbox and test it yourself so you don't have to worry when real orders come in.
The API login credentials look like this:
USER=API_username
PWD=API_password
SIGNATURE=API_signature
We are looking into adding a wholesale signup to a retail woocommerce website, and would like to make it so that if a customer is already registered as a normal retail customer (or is a new customer), and has items in their cart, and would like to apply to become a wholesale reseller during the checkout process 'that they can check a box (preferred), or press a button just before the final payment step.
I am presently using the "Woocommerce MultiStep Checkout Wizard" plugin that is ajax based, and presents the checkout steps in the following order..
Billing Details
Ship Details
View Order (with cart items and order summary)
Payment
Checking that box in step 3, or pressing that button should interrupt the checkout process and present them with an info & additional wholesale signup page with some extra user meta fields (e.g., fed tax id information, etc) that would gather any additional required information, and change their roll to something like "Wholesale Applicant", and would then postpone the final payment step (based on that specific roll), and will prevent final payment until their roll is either changed to "Wholesale Customer" (accepted), or is rejected by the shop admin. In the latter case, their roll would be manually reset to "Retail Customer".
I also am using the "Varktech Pricing Deals for Woocommerce" plugin to manage wholesale discounts based on the user's roll
An email should also be sent to the shop admin whenever a customer wants to go the wholesale route.
NOTE: the wholesale signup page should have a way to cancel and complete the payment step - in case they change their mind too.
I am not a programmer, but have searched for a plugin that could do this with no luck (so far).
I think sometimes newly added checkout/cart based plugins add/edit/update, Please (Resetting checkout fields ) follow below links
Resetting the checkout fields >>> To reset your fields back to the originals, go to WooCommerce > System Status > Tools and look for the “Checkout Fields” section. Click the ‘reset’ buttons and any customisations to your fields will be removed.
After that check all ... all for the best! ...
I have my own service website, it has many posts (say some 50) and in each post I have kept paypal buttons in order to make payment by my visitors.
But I am thinking to have a shopping cart in place of those paypal buttons so that visitors will give away their email id and also they make payment.
I tried to use wp-ecommerce, BUT unfortunately its forcing me to use URLs something like www.somedomain.com/shop/someservice (or) www.somedomain.com/products-page/someservice
Since I already have many posts and these were indexed too, so I cannot change my URLs too.
So, I need like this: just replacing with some 'Add To Cart' button in place of my paypal button for all of my posts. How can I achieve this?
Make a custom button that says 'Add to Cart' and in the href="insert paypals api link"
I am setting up a simple shopping cart type system, and i was wondering how i set the value of a paypal button? Whats the best way to do this?
PayPal has rather extensive documentation on their buttons. I suggest you visit PayPal's website for their full documentation.
When you create a Buy It Now button using the PayPal interface, it asks you to enter the price. If you are creating one programmatically, then the documentation provides details on setting a wide range of the values including the price, currency, etc.
You can find all of this information by logging into PayPal and then Choosing the "Merchant Services" tab. Start with the "Buy Now" link in the Create button section.
PayPal will generate the code for you.