Hi!

Unfortunately I don’t have WP version of this plugin.

If you want to use my plugin on Wordpress you will have to link css/js files to your theme (using wp_enqueue_script() & wp_enqueue_style() WP functions), add init code in footer by using wp_footer hook and then add markup to some of your template php files.

Sir, I tried to help you but I don’t get any reasonable answer from you why you just can’t follow plugin documentation to install PayNow! on your site. You basically need to copy-paste a code and that’s all! Also I’m not going to create a video just for you as all information you can find in documentation. So, if you want you can contact envato support and they will help you get your money back. Good luck!

i have write u an email and i will comment here too nobody needs to buy this script because no support and not working

no support!!!!

Thanks for using my plugin!

Regrading your question. PayNow! button can be disabled either via API, using disable() method

api.enable() - method to enable button and allow submit
api.disable() - method to disable button and forbid submit
api.setVar(name, value) - method to set "data-" attributes for payment button

or by assigning class “paynow-button-disabled” to the button. So if you have required field, you can only enable button when customer provided required info via textfield. Simply assign change event to textfield and check if val() is not empty.

Thanks!

Hello!

Not sure I understand your question. Do you want to specify amount of items for Paynow! button?

also when removing your CSS / JS the button shows up as a normal command button with no styles.

so i am thinking its something to do with the jquery

what all do i need to run the json verison?

Hello! I have replied you via email

Yes, it’s possible. Please add attribute

data-return="http://example.com/page.html"

Hello! Woocommerce provides paypal checkout functionality on its own, so you don’t need any additional code. If however you are looking for something simple, then my PayPal Paynow! buttons is what you need. But I have some doubts whether it’s a good idea to link woocommerce with my plugin.

Hi!

1. When client will click donate they will see “data-item_name” param as donation name during checkout. Also if you won’t specify amount, client will have to enter how much they would like to donate on their own. Basically for donation button you should set a) your merchant paypal email (data-business) and b) donation name (data-item_name)

2. Reoccurring donations can be set up via subscription button type. I will be happy to explain how this can be done with example.

If you have any other questions please let me know.

Hello!

Theoretically that’s true. However paypal.com itself in their Buy Now button creation tool ( https://www.paypal.com/ua/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_singleitem-intro-outside ) generates a form with the <input type="hidden"> element that looks like so

<input type="hidden" name="amount" value="20.00">

and is also prone to modifications. If this is your concern you can use second argument in plugin init to pass amount to specific button

$.paynow({…}, {amount: 20});

instead of doing this via data-, but I think this is not necessary.

Hi!

I’m not sure what you mean under buyer ID… You can configure Paynow! paypal buttons with different merchant email address. As for buyers, you will see their emails in payments made on paypal.com after they will purchase anything.

Regarding your second question. My plugin can’t create product grid. It’s about PayPal buttons with different styles that you can set via “style” plugin option. These buttons you can put in products grid, that you should create on your own.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks! By default buttons have fixed width in px. To force button resize along with grid you should set % width for certain button style, like so

.paynow-style-frame {
 min-width: 80px;
 width: 65%; 
}

Hello! Yes, it’s possible. Payments are processed by PayPal site and then you can use IPN to save payment info to your database. IPN URL should be set in your PayPal profile. See this https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/ipn/ht_ipn/

Thanks!:)

Thanks!

1. Button should exist anyway as it contains information about what it sells (like name, price, currency etc). However you can make it hidden, and then simulate click using

('#btn').trigger('click');

2. At first you will be directed to PayPal checkout to complete payment. But then you can configure IPN ( see https://www.paypal.com/ua/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/acc/ipn-info-outside) to send information about completed transition back to server. Sorry, I’m not familiar with CRUD

Thanks – for my site I’m having the user go through a few forms and then on the last screen they pay. So it’s a process funnel and uses a bootstrap wizard, so the last button will be “Finish” and it trigger’s a javascript call. I’ve wired in an ajax call to the back end for the CRUD (create read update delete) operation and have the payment processing to finish which I was going to do in PHP, but I’m intrigued about being able to do it all from javascript which would mean sending the information to paypal and retrieving the response code and then calling my back end to save the success message – this would be a payments pro support which doesn’t redirect to paypal.

With my PayNow! plugin you can change/add paypal variables on the fly using setVar() api method. This will allow you to crate a multi-step purchase where customers will pick some options, etc.

Regarding payment processing. You can write JS code that would check payment status in database every 10 sec and display something like “Please wait…” to client. Then write some PHP script that will accept PayPal IPN and set payment status as completed, so that your JS script can read it and update client with “Ok. Payment accepted”.. Like so

ok. Check this link https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/lifecycle/sb_about-accounts/

thank for your reply
I meant to to setup your jQuery plugin from paypal live to sandbox?

Sorry, I don’t understand your question.

Hello, for checkout to be in Euro you should set data-currency_code attribute to EUR, like so

data-currency_code="EUR"