I have a website that uses adaptive payments to act as the middle man between sellers and buyers, and I have been using the standard PayPal view for a while now that looks like this:
This view has always been fine for me, although it is pretty ugly.. but I've started noticing websites with checkout pages that look like this:
This checkout page looks way better, and I have searched everywhere to find out how to implement it into my adaptive payments api. Based off of what I've found it is only available on express checkouts.
Is there any way I could get my checkout page to look like this without having to rework the whole PayPal API for my site?
Unfortunately, as of now, the checkout experience you're seeing with Adaptive is all you're going to get. The Express Checkout experience is indeed much better, and it always has been. I've always recommended to stick with EC as much as possible.
There's really nothing you can do in Adaptive that you can't do in EC, it's just a different series of steps to get it done.
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Please can anyone tell me how to integrate standard paypal payment gateway in twig template engine(framework) using PHP.
Please help me. Right now i am in big trouble and even i am beginner.
The quickest and easiest thing to get basic payments working on your site would be to use PayPal Standard buttons. You can create them from within your PayPal account profile, and then it just gives you a snippet of HTML to copy/paste into your site where you'd like the button to show up.
Since you're using PHP, if you want to get a little more advanced with the payment integration you could go with PayPal Express Checkout API's instead of Standard. The documentation can be a little bit daunting, however, with the use of my PHP class library for PayPal you can handle everything very easily with nothing more than the knowledge of working with PHP array data.
I am creating a website for auctions using Paypal. Clients pay a small fee to participate,
and when the offer falls on someone, the others recover their money.
How do I implement DoAuthorization, DoCapture and DoVoid (NVP) methods in php? I didn't find any tutorial for this case.
Did you take a look at the code samples here? There are PHP samples for all 3 of these on this page, for both DoDirectPayment and the Express Checkout API's. The SDK's are also very useful as they have all of the code samples as well for PHP. Between the samples and the SDK's, these will give you a working example, something to build off of.
I want to integrate "visa" to my website (developed in PHP), so other people can make a deposit to my website.
I don't know how to do it, are there any examples or documentation for this?
Create an account on Paypal, and let them do the work. These days very few people will trust their credit card number to "just anyone". Not only will this get your "trust", but all the overhead of managing these things will be taken care of for you, with minimal overhead for you. They will give you code to embed on your page "Donate Now" - they handle the rest.
Did I mention trust?
it depends on your bank,
you should contact them and they will provide you their API ,
-if you use CMS for your site there ready extensions on joomla for example,
-you have also the choice to integrate paypal API on your website
If you're in the US you could also use stripe. The api is very easy to use
Just updating, VISA has a resource for developers and special offers to independent developers. Just go to their hotsite
Like for example if a payment is made by a customer , it should be paid to site owner, to the one who posted the product(say for example vendor) and also to affiliate.
Mean everyone will get its share.
I have done nothing so far on it and don know whether or not it is even possible. i will like to integrate it in magento if it is possible.
This cannot be done with Authorize.Net. You need to use Paypal Adaptive Payments for this.
Ambiguous question, I know. But anyway, I'm developing a client's site that will enable users to donate to people doing charity work abroad. I need the users of the site who create their profiles to be able to input their PayPal email address (for example) and as such any users who click the big 'Donate' button on their profile can donate directly to them.
I'm sure this is possible, at least using the PayPal API. However since this is all for charity work, I'd like to implement 'Gift Aid' - read about it at the link.
My problem is finding a payment system that we can use that has Gift Aid either 'built in' or that can make a clear definition between which payments are gift-aided and which are not - sorry if this isn't making any sense!
So ideally I'm looking for a payments processor that can integrate as seamlessly as possible into the client's site which I'm developing in PHP, can support Gift Aid automatically - or if not, clearly specify which payments ticked the 'Gift Aid' option - and supports payments from credit and debit card sources, etc. I hope this is understandable now!
I know there's obviously the PayPal API but I'm sure there are others, I'm just not too sure where to start looking or if the whole Gift-Aid thingy is even possible with transactions like this. Would it be more convienient just to code our own system?
Jack
I would use PayPal, definately. Making the effort to learn their API is not hard. Coding your own solution would be a nightmare. Don't reinvent the wheel!
Have you tried looking at what CTT have to offer: http://www.ctt.org/products__services/cp_terminal/default.asp they have their own payment Gateway called CPterminal/CPWeb which is designed for charities.