I'm new to ubercart. How to integrate PalPal Pro in ubercart? thanks
It's a bit confusing and not well documented. Ubercart (in Drupal) will list PayPal Standard and PayPal Express as Payment METHODS, but PayPal Pro appears only as a payment gateway.
You need to choose "credit card" as your payment method, and use PayPal Pro as your gateway.
You will need to get API credentials. This page at Ubercart has details:
http://www.ubercart.org/paypal
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Im trying to integrate Paypal express checkout(offsite) and payflow(onsite) to our payment page.
I have successfully integrated paypal express checkout button using the NVP and SOAP API and everything works fine.
I have also started the integration for payflow (old XML API) as an option as well.
My question is how do I allow customers to have 2 options in the order form that goes to the same merchant account?
Currently its a tab(moving to a radio button) to display the payment options.
If credit card is selected, it will show a credit card form onsite and send the request.
If paypal, it will show the paypal button and redirect it to paypal and process the transaction.
If I have my sandbox paypal account (with its API key), could I use the same account for the payflow request so the money goes in the same account? or do I to signup up?
If there is any examples, that would help.
Could you try exploring the "Payflow Link" product provided by PayPal which would enable you to show both the Express Checkout and Credit Card option in the same page. Examples are available in the below documentation.
Here is the Developer Documentation for Payflow Link
In checkout page it does not show paypal payment method.
Test mode is unchecked,
Please suggest
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-2checkout-payment/
2checkout would be a separate payment gateway from PayPal. Have you enabled PayPal separately from 2checkout within your WooCommerce payment gateway settings?
You may be interested in PayPal for WooCommerce, which is a free plugin that provides more advanced PayPal integration than the standard version included with WooCommerce.
I am modifying woocommerce paypal standard for adaptive payment. Please let me know how to pass paypal AppID through standard payment html mode.
Thanks
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/
Adaptive Payments doesn't work over HTML like Payments Standard does. You'll need to use PHP or some other programming language to make calls against the PayPal web service API's.
What specifically are you after that you're moving to Adaptive for? You may be interested in the PayPal for WooCommerce plugin which includes Express Checkout and is more robust than Payments Standard, but not the same as Adaptive Payments either.
I have a requirement of integrating paypal in one of my asp.net website.
But I need to have a facility that One could pay through Paypal by using a credit card even if they don't have a paypal account. For credit cards, I don't have any idea of how can it be done through paypal development portal.
So can anybody let me know how to go about this and any reference link where I can find some details for this.?
I think one of the option I should go with is: PayPal Website Payments Pro but I have no idea about that and Is it a free service or a paid one.?
Thanks in advance.
PayPal Payments Pro does allow you to process credit card transactions using the Direct Payment API's. That product is currently available to US, UK, and Canadian merchants. The REST credit card process mentioned is only for US merchants at the moment.
Payments Pro isn't free. There a $30 a month fee.
Payments Standard and Express Checkout are both free and don't require that your buyers have a PayPal account but they are required to redirect to the PayPal site to log into their account or enter their credit card information.
If you have a more specific question I can help you further.
You can make credit card payments via the new PayPal REST API. Depending on your use case check the documentation for sale (directly charging a card), or authorize and capture. You also have the option of storing cards in the vault for later use.
I do not know whether you have gone through the Paypal developer's FAQ. Please go through this link once-
https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/support/faq
Ideally to integrate paypal to a development site, A business account needs to be created.So when the user clicks on the pay now button on your site you send that userId and password to Paypal webservice and authenticate yourself as business user. it redirects to teh paypal site after authentication. So even if the user does not have an account with paypal they can pay using paypal(Which authenticates your site).
All the paypal integration is paid service.
Does the wordpress e-commerce plugin has the authorize.net payment gateway?
Yes, the WordPress E-Commerce plugin has an Authorize.Net payment gateway integration module and you do not need gold cart for that if you use the following WP E-Commerce Authorize.Net module from codecanyon.
Yes, but you need to also install the gold cart plugin for that.
There are several plugins available that support Authorize.net, however, they don't all support the same interfaces. Authorize.net provides the following APIs
SIM = Simple Integration Method
AIM = Advanced Integration Method
ARB = Automated Recurring Billing
CIM = Customer Information Manager
All but the first require that you also install a secure certificate on your site to encrypt communication of credit card or check details. The first option, SIM, sends the user to Authorize.net's site to complete the payment, so it's on their secure connection.
CIM isn't likely to be supported in a plugin since it's for more advanced ecommerce functions and wordpress wouldn't be a fit for them anyway.
There are some free options that you can find in the directory:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=ecommerce
You can also choose a commercial option, such as this:
http://simplecreditcardpayments.com/
Here are details about how to get SSL on your wordpress blog to support Authorize.net
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F8iPxs4naY