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Jerry_Scannell · ‎Dec-16-2023

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Jerry_Scannell · ‎Dec-16-2023

I need sample code to make credit card payments and then process the return code. This is in a Classic ASP site.

Jerry_Scannell · ‎Jun-20-2018

I found sample code that is set for classic ASP which is what I'm doing. However, in the processing of the objHttp response, everything I would need to do is just a set of comments: ' Check notification validation if (objHttp.status <> 200 ) then ' HTTP error handling elseif (objHttp.responseText = "VERIFIED") then ' check that Payment_status=Completed ' check that Txn_id has not been previously processed ' check that Receiver_email is your Primary PayPal email ' check that Payment_amount/Payment_currency are correct ' process payment elseif (objHttp.responseText = "INVALID") then ' log for manual investigation else ' error end if The examples for other server code like php shows actual code to retrieve this info. I don't know that programming language so don't know what to do. I need examples of the code, not just comments like this. Paul

Jerry_Scannell · ‎Jun-20-2018

Thanks GreenGear. Maybe I will use standard. Yesterday it was suggested that I use express checkout, but I can change it to standard. I think some of my other questions might still apply though. How do I know the payment went through successfully? Do I have to integrate a listener? or can I just have a "return" form element? What will I look at in that web page? Is there something in the Response object that I can look at like you can do with any "post" action from a form ? Thanks, Paul

Jerry_Scannell · ‎Jun-20-2018

I would like to add one more question. I've found where I have to add some javascript to my page related to performing "paypal.Button.render()" functionality. In there is a payment function. I found a real example of this but the amount is hard-coded to be '0.01', which might be good for a basic test, but isn't good in a real situation. Here's the code: payment: function(data, actions) { // Make a call to the REST api to create the payment return actions.payment.create({ payment: { transactions: [ { amount: { total: '0.01', currency: 'USD' } } ] } Since this javascript runs when the page is loaded, how do you change anything? I haven't run this yet because I don't understand what to do so I am waiting for these questions to be answered. Thanks, Paul

Jerry_Scannell · ‎Jun-20-2018

I want to add PayPal payment capability to my website when someone wants to buy my product. There is so much documentation on the developers' website that I don't know where to begin to find what I think is an easy thing. I've found some sample HTML code that I have placed on my web page. However, there seems to be several ways of adding this code. I would like to whittle these methods down to one that I can use. So here are my questions: 1. What should the action property of my form be? I've found a couple. The one I've currently selected is: "https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" 2. Once PayPal processes the user's payment, how will I be notified that the payment was successful? I've seen where there is a form element "notify_url" and also a "return" form element. Both of these have URLs as values. 3. One of the form elements is "business". What value should I place in there? Is it my 4. The sample code I found will handle a single item "item_name" and a single "amount". I have two products that all users will be buying. How do I add additional item and amount elements to the form? 5. When I finish the sandbox testing, what has to change in the form? I assume the "action" value will become something like "https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr", but I haven't seen any examples of it. 6. I see references to including the javascript file: "https://www.paypalobjects.com/api/checkout.js". I've included it on my page but I don't know how to make use of it. Thanks in advance, Paul

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