How to edit (sale tax) a button that is already posted?

roseloperena
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Hello!  I have created a button "Buy Now" for my website.  As soon as I posted it, I realized the sale tax was incorrect.  I can not find the button created on Paypal to be edited.  Please advise?  I will not like to create this button again out of scratch.

 

Thanks!!

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snowshoe
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More questions than answers here.

 

First, did you setup a tax table in your Account Profile?  Normally this is how tax is applied however, you can override that in in your item button code.

 

Next, how did you create the item button code?  If you used the online button creator, then most likely the code is stored on the PayPal Servers.  If you included the tax there, then you need to edit the button.  If not then you need to edit your tax table in your profile.

 

Find the saved button, login to your account, click on Merchant Services, under Tools and Settings, click on My Saved Buttons.  Locate the item button and edit.

 

To edit your tax table, click on Profile, then click on My Selling Tools, under Selling Online, locate Sales Tax, click on Update.  Make your changes and edit.

 

Last thought, if you manually created your item button code, check to see if you have used the "tax" variable, if yes, you would need to change the value.

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roseloperena
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Thank you for your prompt response.  For my surprise, I was unable to see any of my saved button..???  

How can I configure "quantity" to my options in my "Buy Now" button?  

 

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snowshoe
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If you want the customer the customer to fill in a quantity on the PayPal Screens, there is a way to do that.

 

You can use the online button creator to generate your item button code. What you need to do is to modify button code using the "Advanced Variables" in Step 3.   Note the text box near the bottom of the page.  There you can insert extra variables.   For example you can use the variable "undefined_quantity" with a value equal to "1".   This allows buyers to enter the quantity on the PayPal Screens. 

 

Type in the following"

 

undefined_quantity=1


There's no HTML extras, just the name of the variable, an equal sign and the value.  

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