Helle every body,
I'll like to kniw how using paypal pro in CF.
What i need exactly is to set my chronoforms using express checkout of paypal. I'll like that when customer come on the web site, he choose product, make paiement and if the paiement is OK, chronoforms execute some CURL. I think that PAYPAL PRO can do it but i don't know how.
Need help please.
AF.
I'll like to kniw how using paypal pro in CF.
What i need exactly is to set my chronoforms using express checkout of paypal. I'll like that when customer come on the web site, he choose product, make paiement and if the paiement is OK, chronoforms execute some CURL. I think that PAYPAL PRO can do it but i don't know how.
Need help please.
AF.
Hi armand,
I think that there is a tutorial for using PayPal Pro with ChronoForms in the Tutorials area here. It's for CFv3 but you can adapt it if you are using CFv4.
Bob
I think that there is a tutorial for using PayPal Pro with ChronoForms in the Tutorials area here. It's for CFv3 but you can adapt it if you are using CFv4.
Bob
I have seen it (http://chronoengine.com/tutorials/chronoforms-plugins/437-paid-registration-using-paypal-plugin.html).
My problem is i just need to create a form with 2 text box : one for product and second for amount.
How to manage it because all others informations for paypal is not in my form.
In clear, i hope to be able sell product using the procedure describe there : https://www.paypal.com/fr/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_additional-payment-ref-impl1
Tx.
My problem is i just need to create a form with 2 text box : one for product and second for amount.
How to manage it because all others informations for paypal is not in my form.
In clear, i hope to be able sell product using the procedure describe there : https://www.paypal.com/fr/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_additional-payment-ref-impl1
Tx.
Hi armand,
If that is all the info you are collecting then you probably don't need PayPal Pro. If you just need a basic PayPal payment then you can use the ReDirect URL and ReDirect User actions to pass the amount and product to PayPal and send the User there to pay.
Bob
If that is all the info you are collecting then you probably don't need PayPal Pro. If you just need a basic PayPal payment then you can use the ReDirect URL and ReDirect User actions to pass the amount and product to PayPal and send the User there to pay.
Bob
Hi Bob,
I always need to excute an API if and only if the paiement to paypal is validate; That's why i want to use express paypal.
AF.
I always need to excute an API if and only if the paiement to paypal is validate; That's why i want to use express paypal.
AF.
Bob,
Please, can i quickly contact somegroup or somebody which can help me to solve this problem?
I'll be glad if they can speak french.
I'm reaady to buy a beer or small billing.
AF.
Please, can i quickly contact somegroup or somebody which can help me to solve this problem?
I'll be glad if they can speak french.
I'm reaady to buy a beer or small billing.
AF.
Hi armand,
Contact me by PM or email if you want to. My French is basic but we can get there with a little help from Google.
Bob
Contact me by PM or email if you want to. My French is basic but we can get there with a little help from Google.
Bob
Hi armand,
I've built a simple example of a form that uses the PayPal Express Checkout API with ChronoForms V4 RC3.0
Notes: [list=a]that to keep it simple this example is incomplete: there is very little validation of the responses and none of the data is logged or saved.
All the code here is using the PayPal Sandbox for testing; on a live site you should implement secure CURL to protect the transaction data.
I've made use of my cURL [GH] and Event Switcher [GH] actions to make the code simpler; you could do the same with the standard actiosn by using more custom code. [/list:o]
The form
The form has an amount input; a submit button and the PayPal Checkout Express button.
[attachment=2]31-12-2011 12-00-36.png[/attachment]
It is displayed with a Show HTML action in the On Load event (more about the On Load event later).
On Submit
When the form is submitted we first use the cURL [GH] action to notify PayPal about the transaction; then we redirect the user to PayPal to approve payment.
The CURL [GH] settings are:
Target URL:
Params/Fields map
The main information here are the two URL entries RETURNURL and CANCELURL; in each case these are the URLs of the form with an added parameter ppx=return or ppx=cancel. We use these to check the repose when the user is returned from PayPal.
Notes: [list=a]The URLs have been URL encoded by hand - I'll update the cURL [GH] action to do this automatically.
I've added a description entry at the end just to check that it works - there are many other entries that you can add here to show more information when the user is sent to PayPal. Check the PayPal docs for the complete list. [/list:o]
The next step is to get the cURL response. We do this with a Custom Code action.
Note that this *doesn't* include the code to check that ACK=Success - this needs to be added as well as code to log this transaction info for reference later.
The last two lines of this code set up the values of cmd and token to add to the ReDirect URL action which is the next step.
The Target URL is
Lastly for the OnSubmit event add a ReDirect User action to send the user to PayPal.
The full OnSubmit event then looks like this:
[attachment=1]31-12-2011 12-45-38.png[/attachment]
When the User returns from PayPal they will back to the form On Load event (though you could also use a new Custom event). We need to know if check if this is the first time the form is loaded, or if it is a user returning from PayPal; and, if they are coming back from PayPal is this from the 'return' URL or the 'cancel' URL.
To do this I've used an Event Switcher [GH] action. The action lets us handle five events - four in the action and the fifth to continue the On Load event if we do nothing.
In this case I've used 'Event A' to show the form HTML; 'Event B' to handle the 'Cancel' URL and the continued 'ON Load' event to handle the 'Return' URL as this is the most complicated sequence.
The Event Switcher [GH] code is this
In the Event Switcher [GH] Event A box we add the Show HTML action and a Show Stopper action in (the Show Stopper prevents any more actions running).
In the Event Switcher [GH] Event B box we add a Show Thanks Message action with a 'sorry you cancelled' message and a Show Stopper action.
In the rest of the On Load event we handle the remaining steps in the PayPal Express Checkout process. First we get the payee transaction details back from PayPal. (These should be logged or saved and can be used to populate an order confirmation page. This is not included here.) Second we confirm the payment and again get confirmation back from PayPal.
To do this we use two more cURL [GH] + Custom Code pairs of action.
The first cURL [GH] has this code to resuest the payee details:
and the following Custom Code again unpacks the response, addds it to the Form data and sets up a aouple of parameters for the final stage:
You can add more custom code here to check the values returned and take appropriate action.
The final stage completes the payment. The cURL [GH] code is
and the following Cusom code is
Again, this does not do any checking on the responses. At a minimum you should check for ACK=Success and handle any errors if the transaction isn't successful.
Here is the set of actions from the On Load event:
[attachment=0]31-12-2011 13-11-15.png[/attachment]
That's it. All the PayPal data is now added to the Form Data and can be saved, logged, emailed or displayed. Here's the result from a test payment:
Bob
I've built a simple example of a form that uses the PayPal Express Checkout API with ChronoForms V4 RC3.0
Notes: [list=a]
The form
The form has an amount input; a submit button and the PayPal Checkout Express button.
[attachment=2]31-12-2011 12-00-36.png[/attachment]
It is displayed with a Show HTML action in the On Load event (more about the On Load event later).
On Submit
When the form is submitted we first use the cURL [GH] action to notify PayPal about the transaction; then we redirect the user to PayPal to approve payment.
The CURL [GH] settings are:
Target URL:
https://api-3t.sandbox.paypal.com/nvpParams/Fields map
METHOD=SetExpressCheckout
VERSION=76.0
USER=apitst_1268761554_biz_api1.xxxxxx.com
PWD=1268761569
SIGNATURE=AgxQfaOts4BFxGZfkSaLBPfEPZsbAj0MZEba9KiNqRxV6Wv1GWdj4DWk
PAYMENTREQUEST_0_PAYMENTACTION=Sale
RETURNURL=http%3A%2F%2Ffrances%2FJoomla1.7b%2Findex.php%3Foption%3Dcom_chronoforms%26chronoform%3Dtest_form_pp_express%26ppx%3Dreturn
CANCELURL=http%3A%2F%2Ffrances%2FJoomla1.7b%2Findex.php%3Foption%3Dcom_chronoforms%26chronoform%3Dtest_form_pp_express%26ppx%3Dcancel
PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT={amount}
PAYMENTREQUEST_0_DESC=a digeridooThe main information here are the two URL entries RETURNURL and CANCELURL; in each case these are the URLs of the form with an added parameter ppx=return or ppx=cancel. We use these to check the repose when the user is returned from PayPal.
Notes: [list=a]
The next step is to get the cURL response. We do this with a Custom Code action.
<?php
// get the CURL response from PayPal and add it to the Form data
$temp = explode('&', $form->data['curl_gh']);
$curl_response = array();
foreach ( $temp as $v ) {
$t = explode('=', $v);
$curl_response[$t[0]] = urldecode($t[1]);
}
$form->data['curl_response'] = $curl_response;
unset($temp);
unset($curl_response);
// add parameters to use in the ReDirect URL
$form->data['cmd'] = '_express-checkout';
$form->data['token'] = $form->data['curl_response']['TOKEN'];
?>Note that this *doesn't* include the code to check that ACK=Success - this needs to be added as well as code to log this transaction info for reference later.
The last two lines of this code set up the values of cmd and token to add to the ReDirect URL action which is the next step.
The Target URL is
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscrcmd={cmd}
token={token}Lastly for the OnSubmit event add a ReDirect User action to send the user to PayPal.
The full OnSubmit event then looks like this:
[attachment=1]31-12-2011 12-45-38.png[/attachment]
When the User returns from PayPal they will back to the form On Load event (though you could also use a new Custom event). We need to know if check if this is the first time the form is loaded, or if it is a user returning from PayPal; and, if they are coming back from PayPal is this from the 'return' URL or the 'cancel' URL.
To do this I've used an Event Switcher [GH] action. The action lets us handle five events - four in the action and the fifth to continue the On Load event if we do nothing.
In this case I've used 'Event A' to show the form HTML; 'Event B' to handle the 'Cancel' URL and the continued 'ON Load' event to handle the 'Return' URL as this is the most complicated sequence.
The Event Switcher [GH] code is this
<?php
if ( isset($form->data['ppx']) ) {
if ( $form->data['ppx'] == 'return' ) {
// user approved payment
// continue in On Load event
} elseif ( $form->data['ppx'] == 'cancel' ) {
// user cancelled
return 'event_b';
}
} else {
// Show the Form HTML
return 'event_a';
}
?>In the Event Switcher [GH] Event A box we add the Show HTML action and a Show Stopper action in (the Show Stopper prevents any more actions running).
In the Event Switcher [GH] Event B box we add a Show Thanks Message action with a 'sorry you cancelled' message and a Show Stopper action.
In the rest of the On Load event we handle the remaining steps in the PayPal Express Checkout process. First we get the payee transaction details back from PayPal. (These should be logged or saved and can be used to populate an order confirmation page. This is not included here.) Second we confirm the payment and again get confirmation back from PayPal.
To do this we use two more cURL [GH] + Custom Code pairs of action.
The first cURL [GH] has this code to resuest the payee details:
METHOD=GetExpressCheckoutDetails
VERSION=76.0
USER=apitst_1268761554_biz_api1.xxxxx.com
PWD=1268761569
SIGNATURE=AgxQfaOts4BFxGZfkSaLBPfEPZsbAj0MZEba9KiNqRxV6Wv1GWdj4DWk
TOKEN={token}and the following Custom Code again unpacks the response, addds it to the Form data and sets up a aouple of parameters for the final stage:
<?php
$temp = explode('&', $form->data['curl_gh']);
$curl_response = array();
foreach ( $temp as $v ) {
$t = explode('=', $v);
$curl_response[$t[0]] = urldecode($t[1]);
}
$form->data['curl_response'] = $curl_response;
$form->data['PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT'] = $form->data['PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT'] = $curl_response['PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT'];
$form->data['PAYERID'] = $curl_response['PAYERID'];
unset($temp);
unset($curl_response);
?>You can add more custom code here to check the values returned and take appropriate action.
The final stage completes the payment. The cURL [GH] code is
METHOD=DoExpressCheckoutPayment
VERSION=76.0
USER=apitst_1268761554_biz_api1.bobjanes.com
PWD=1268761569
SIGNATURE=AgxQfaOts4BFxGZfkSaLBPfEPZsbAj0MZEba9KiNqRxV6Wv1GWdj4DWk
TOKEN={token}
PAYMENTREQUEST_0_PAYMENTACTION=Sale
PAYERID={PAYERID}
PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT={PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT}and the following Cusom code is
<?php
$temp = explode('&', $form->data['curl_gh']);
$curl_response = array();
foreach ( $temp as $v ) {
$t = explode('=', $v);
$curl_response[$t[0]] = urldecode($t[1]);
}
$form->data['curl_response'] = array_merge($form->data['curl_response'], $curl_response);
unset($temp);
unset($curl_response);
?>Again, this does not do any checking on the responses. At a minimum you should check for ACK=Success and handle any errors if the transaction isn't successful.
Here is the set of actions from the On Load event:
[attachment=0]31-12-2011 13-11-15.png[/attachment]
That's it. All the PayPal data is now added to the Form Data and can be saved, logged, emailed or displayed. Here's the result from a test payment:
[TOKEN] => EC-6TS98843CC621254Y
[CHECKOUTSTATUS] => PaymentActionNotInitiated
[TIMESTAMP] => 2011-12-31T10:48:47Z
[CORRELATIONID] => 2ba0e625e9eac
[ACK] => Success
[VERSION] => 76.0
[BUILD] => 2271164
[EMAIL] => paypal@xxxxx.com
[PAYERID] => R9NZXGF4FMVLE
[PAYERSTATUS] => unverified
[FIRSTNAME] => Test
[LASTNAME] => Account
[COUNTRYCODE] => GB
[SHIPTONAME] => Test Account
[SHIPTOSTREET] => 17 High Street
[SHIPTOCITY] => Somewhere
[SHIPTOSTATE] => London
[SHIPTOZIP] => W1S T99
[SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE] => GB
[SHIPTOCOUNTRYNAME] => United Kingdom
[ADDRESSSTATUS] => Confirmed
[CURRENCYCODE] => USD
[AMT] => 89.63
[SHIPPINGAMT] => 0.00
[HANDLINGAMT] => 0.00
[TAXAMT] => 0.00
[DESC] => digeridoo
[INSURANCEAMT] => 0.00
[SHIPDISCAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_CURRENCYCODE] => USD
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_AMT] => 89.63
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPPINGAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_HANDLINGAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_TAXAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_DESC] => digeridoo
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_INSURANCEAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPDISCAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_INSURANCEOPTIONOFFERED] => false
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTONAME] => Test Account
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTOSTREET] => 17 High Street
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTOCITY] => Somewhere
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTOSTATE] => London
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTOZIP] => W1S T99
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE] => GB
[PAYMENTREQUEST_0_SHIPTOCOUNTRYNAME] => United Kingdom
[PAYMENTREQUESTINFO_0_ERRORCODE] => 0
[SUCCESSPAGEREDIRECTREQUESTED] => false
[INSURANCEOPTIONSELECTED] => false
[SHIPPINGOPTIONISDEFAULT] => false
[PAYMENTINFO_0_TRANSACTIONID] => 6D900291LA760382S
[PAYMENTINFO_0_TRANSACTIONTYPE] => expresscheckout
[PAYMENTINFO_0_PAYMENTTYPE] => instant
[PAYMENTINFO_0_ORDERTIME] => 2011-12-31T10:48:45Z
[PAYMENTINFO_0_AMT] => 89.63
[PAYMENTINFO_0_TAXAMT] => 0.00
[PAYMENTINFO_0_CURRENCYCODE] => USD
[PAYMENTINFO_0_PAYMENTSTATUS] => Pending
[PAYMENTINFO_0_PENDINGREASON] => multicurrency
[PAYMENTINFO_0_REASONCODE] => None
[PAYMENTINFO_0_PROTECTIONELIGIBILITY] => Eligible
[PAYMENTINFO_0_PROTECTIONELIGIBILITYTYPE] => ItemNotReceivedEligible,UnauthorizedPaymentEligible
[PAYMENTINFO_0_SECUREMERCHANTACCOUNTID] => X58SRD4RK8TWU
[PAYMENTINFO_0_ERRORCODE] => 0
[PAYMENTINFO_0_ACK] => SuccessBob
Hi Bob,
Have some problem; i did all the first step (on submit).
But, since the morning, i get some error message :
"La transaction n'est pas valable. Veuillez retourner sur le site du destinataire pour compléter cette transaction à l'aide de la procédure normale de paiement."
don't know what happens ?
Have some problem; i did all the first step (on submit).
But, since the morning, i get some error message :
"La transaction n'est pas valable. Veuillez retourner sur le site du destinataire pour compléter cette transaction à l'aide de la procédure normale de paiement."
don't know what happens ?
Hi armand,
No, not enough information there to give me any idea what is wrong.
Are you using a valid PayPal sandbox account with your own Username and password, etc. in the configuration?
Bob
No, not enough information there to give me any idea what is wrong.
Are you using a valid PayPal sandbox account with your own Username and password, etc. in the configuration?
Bob
Hi Bob,
What can i do to see (like you) this result from paypal ? (i don't want to make a mistake)
I'll try to adapt this big big explanation you give to my need.
AF.
What can i do to see (like you) this result from paypal ? (i don't want to make a mistake)
I'll try to adapt this big big explanation you give to my need.
AF.
Hi Armand,
I added a Debugger action to the On Load and On Submit events.
Bob
I added a Debugger action to the On Load and On Submit events.
Bob
Hi Bob,
Thanks very much; I was allready getting the solution for displayed. But to save or email some part of result i'm continue to check it.
What i'm looking for now is how using some of this informations results as conditions for execute some special custom code (information like : PAYMENTINFO_0_ACK=Success).
In other side, we are still in sandbox.paypal.com, and you say that for paypal.com, we have to use secure CURL to protect the transaction data. I'm not know how do it.
One again thanks.
(Remember that i'm french speaking, my english is not good).
AF.
Thanks very much; I was allready getting the solution for displayed. But to save or email some part of result i'm continue to check it.
What i'm looking for now is how using some of this informations results as conditions for execute some special custom code (information like : PAYMENTINFO_0_ACK=Success).
In other side, we are still in sandbox.paypal.com, and you say that for paypal.com, we have to use secure CURL to protect the transaction data. I'm not know how do it.
One again thanks.
(Remember that i'm french speaking, my english is not good).
AF.
Hi Bob,
Since yesterday, i took the time to review the differents points of these codes. I finally understood how to use a part of the final result for an email or even as a condition, by define them as data at the end of custom code.
Could you please help me once again :
1 - Can you telling me what are the differents mostly importants data in result which reassures me the transaction is OK and then my seller account CREDITED.
2 - Can you please explain me how secure CURL to protect the transaction data on live paypal.com .
AF.
Since yesterday, i took the time to review the differents points of these codes. I finally understood how to use a part of the final result for an email or even as a condition, by define them as data at the end of custom code.
Could you please help me once again :
1 - Can you telling me what are the differents mostly importants data in result which reassures me the transaction is OK and then my seller account CREDITED.
2 - Can you please explain me how secure CURL to protect the transaction data on live paypal.com .
AF.
Hi Armand,
Please check the PayPal documents. I think that the ACK=Success message is the main one; but you need to add code to handle the failure messages too.
I don't know how to do this, I think you have to get and install security certificates - please check the CURL documents. Google 'secure curl' to find them.
Bob
1 - Can you telling me what are the differents mostly importants data in result which reassures me the transaction is OK and then my seller account CREDITED.
Please check the PayPal documents. I think that the ACK=Success message is the main one; but you need to add code to handle the failure messages too.
2 - Can you please explain me how secure CURL to protect the transaction data on live paypal.com .
I don't know how to do this, I think you have to get and install security certificates - please check the CURL documents. Google 'secure curl' to find them.
Bob
Hi
Can i use this tutorial to a BUY NOW BUTTON?
Can i use this tutorial to a BUY NOW BUTTON?
I don't know...
i must do this:
the user make a payment and if is OK then i must register in database the Session data.
i must do this:
the user make a payment and if is OK then i must register in database the Session data.
Hi rushseeker,
If you are selling goods for immediate despatch the you probably do need something like this. If it's a service or a donation then probably a simple Redirect will work OK as there will be an email ntoce of a failed payment.
Bob
If you are selling goods for immediate despatch the you probably do need something like this. If it's a service or a donation then probably a simple Redirect will work OK as there will be an email ntoce of a failed payment.
Bob
Hi Bob,
I have created a form to collect donations with ChronoForms 4.0 RC3.2
On submitting the form I am generating 2 emails, one to the person donating and one to the company receiving the donation. All of this works fine but what I now need is for the data collected in the form to be used to automatically fill in the Login page on PayPal, so that the user does not have to enter it again there.
I am assuming that I need to place some php code under Custom Code - After Email(s)
I am also assuming that the code would have to be built around the PayPal SetExpressCheckout
&METHOD=SetExpressCheckout
&RETURNURL=https://...
&CANCELURL=https://...
&AMT=10.00
&PAYMENTACTION=Sale
&SHIPTONAME=A Jones
&SHIPTOSTREET=1 Main Street
&SHIPTOCITY=San Jose
&SHIPTOSTATE=CA
&SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE=US
&SHIPTOZIP=95131
[email]&EMAIL=jsmith01@example.com[/email]
&SHIPTOPHONENUM=408-559-5948
I do not really need to capture back a response, using the RETURNURL and CANCELURL will be enough for what I am doing. But I do need to fill in the field data collected when the form is submitted to send it with the above code. The fields I am using are
&SHIPTONAME={cf_name} {cf_surname}
&SHIPTOSTREET={cf_address}
&SHIPTOCITY={cf_suburb}
&SHIPTOSTATE={cf_state}
&SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE=US
&SHIPTOZIP={cf_postcode}
&EMAIL={cf_email}
&SHIPTOPHONENUM={cf_phone_home}
Am I on the right track? And if so how should I structure the PHP code in order to capture the values of those fields?
I look forward to your comments.
Regards,
Adri
I have created a form to collect donations with ChronoForms 4.0 RC3.2
On submitting the form I am generating 2 emails, one to the person donating and one to the company receiving the donation. All of this works fine but what I now need is for the data collected in the form to be used to automatically fill in the Login page on PayPal, so that the user does not have to enter it again there.
I am assuming that I need to place some php code under Custom Code - After Email(s)
I am also assuming that the code would have to be built around the PayPal SetExpressCheckout
&METHOD=SetExpressCheckout
&RETURNURL=https://...
&CANCELURL=https://...
&AMT=10.00
&PAYMENTACTION=Sale
&SHIPTONAME=A Jones
&SHIPTOSTREET=1 Main Street
&SHIPTOCITY=San Jose
&SHIPTOSTATE=CA
&SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE=US
&SHIPTOZIP=95131
[email]&EMAIL=jsmith01@example.com[/email]
&SHIPTOPHONENUM=408-559-5948
I do not really need to capture back a response, using the RETURNURL and CANCELURL will be enough for what I am doing. But I do need to fill in the field data collected when the form is submitted to send it with the above code. The fields I am using are
&SHIPTONAME={cf_name} {cf_surname}
&SHIPTOSTREET={cf_address}
&SHIPTOCITY={cf_suburb}
&SHIPTOSTATE={cf_state}
&SHIPTOCOUNTRYCODE=US
&SHIPTOZIP={cf_postcode}
&EMAIL={cf_email}
&SHIPTOPHONENUM={cf_phone_home}
Am I on the right track? And if so how should I structure the PHP code in order to capture the values of those fields?
I look forward to your comments.
Regards,
Adri
Hi adricist,
I suggest that you follow my example earlier in this thread which does pretty much exactly this.
Bob
I suggest that you follow my example earlier in this thread which does pretty much exactly this.
Bob
Hi again Bob,
Unfortunately I am not understanding how I can structure the events in the Forms. Is there a tutorial that explains this? When I look at the Basic or Advanced Elements in the Form Editor I cannot see anything that points to an On Load or On Submit Event.
Can you please point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Adri
Unfortunately I am not understanding how I can structure the events in the Forms. Is there a tutorial that explains this? When I look at the Basic or Advanced Elements in the Form Editor I cannot see anything that points to an On Load or On Submit Event.
Can you please point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Adri
I have noticed a disturbing pattern in the response to questions asked regarding paypal. The response by Max and Greyhead are basically the same. They refer to some videos and tutorials that were very basic regarding CF version 4 or an outdated book. What we need is a step by step tutorial for a non-programmer on setting up paypal from within Chronoforms V4. I, for one, do not like to buy an outdated book that just adds to the confusion. If you want serious business people to be willing to pay for something, make it relevant. I do not mind paying for relevant and timely information but not old recycled stuff. I can just imagine how many people go somewhere else in frustration. IMHO, not a very good business model.
Hi fschutzman,
The example earlier in this thread is a step by step example of using ChronoForms v4 with PayPal Checkout express. I also take great care not to refer to the book or to irrelevant examples or videos - though I may occasionally get it wrong.
I'm also mostly a volunteer here (though Max does occasionally pay me a small royalty and some users are kind enoough to buy a tutorial or a beer).
Apologies if this doesn't help you but right now is the Sunday of a Bank holiday weekend here.
Bob
The example earlier in this thread is a step by step example of using ChronoForms v4 with PayPal Checkout express. I also take great care not to refer to the book or to irrelevant examples or videos - though I may occasionally get it wrong.
I'm also mostly a volunteer here (though Max does occasionally pay me a small royalty and some users are kind enoough to buy a tutorial or a beer).
Apologies if this doesn't help you but right now is the Sunday of a Bank holiday weekend here.
Bob
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