Comments on: How to Build a PayPal Form http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms The Online Form Builder Blog Wed, 09 May 2012 06:35:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: FormSmarts http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-783 FormSmarts Wed, 09 May 2012 06:35:33 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-783 The syntax for discounts on FormSmarts is a negative price, i.e. "Club Member Discount (-$10 USD)", like the 'Early bird discount' on <a href="http://formsmarts.com/registration-form-demo" rel="nofollow">this registration form demo</a>. The syntax for discounts on FormSmarts is a negative price, i.e. “Club Member Discount (-$10 USD)”, like the ‘Early bird discount’ on this registration form demo.

]]> By: Nancy http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-782 Nancy Wed, 09 May 2012 06:24:43 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-782 I am creating a registration form for a fun run and would like to offer a discount if a participant belongs to a certain club. If they check the box, their total would be reduced by a fixed amount. How do I go about implementing this? I am creating a registration form for a fun run and would like to offer a discount if a participant belongs to a certain club.
If they check the box, their total would be reduced by a fixed amount.
How do I go about implementing this?

]]> By: FormSmarts http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-780 FormSmarts Wed, 25 Apr 2012 14:04:07 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-780 Yes, however people will only be able to donate using an existing PayPal account, they won't be able to use their credit or debit card. That's obviously a serious limitation. Yes, however people will only be able to donate using an existing PayPal account, they won’t be able to use their credit or debit card. That’s obviously a serious limitation.

]]> By: The Art Expo http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-779 The Art Expo Wed, 25 Apr 2012 12:04:14 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-779 Hi, I inserted a donate button on my website and i have a basic paypal account, not business or premium, will it still work? Hi,

I inserted a donate button on my website and i have a basic paypal account, not business or premium, will it still work?

]]> By: FormSmarts http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-642 FormSmarts Fri, 12 Aug 2011 20:11:32 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-642 No, I'm afraid you can't override VAT or P&P preferences at this time. No, I’m afraid you can’t override VAT or P&P preferences at this time.

]]> By: Gordon Stuart http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-637 Gordon Stuart Thu, 04 Aug 2011 16:54:09 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-637 Hello.. AGAIN..! Re. the previous post, you were right, the charity I have created the website for also have an online shop where they have applied PayPal P&P rules. It seems that for their "add to cart" buttons there is some HTML code that can be applied to over-ride these rules.. but my FormSmarts form does not use such buttons. Is there a way that your generated forms can over-ride a PayPal profile setting for VAT and P&P..? Thank you for your help. Gordon Hello.. AGAIN..!
Re. the previous post, you were right, the charity I have created the website for also have an online shop where they have applied PayPal P&P rules. It seems that for their “add to cart” buttons there is some HTML code that can be applied to over-ride these rules.. but my FormSmarts form does not use such buttons. Is there a way that your generated forms can over-ride a PayPal profile setting for VAT and P&P..?
Thank you for your help.
Gordon

]]> By: FormSmarts http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-631 FormSmarts Mon, 11 Jul 2011 21:36:25 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-631 Gordon, You must have set a P&P rule in your PayPal account. The rule will then be applied to all payments you receive via PayPal. Gordon,
You must have set a P&P rule in your PayPal account. The rule will then be applied to all payments you receive via PayPal.

]]> By: Gordon Stuart http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-630 Gordon Stuart Mon, 11 Jul 2011 18:42:15 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-630 Hi. I set up a "membership" page for a local charity.. but I have noticed that PayPal is adding a £4.99pp Post and Packing fee that is not mentioned anywhere on my Form. Can you advise where PayPal is picking this up from? Thanks. :-) Hi.
I set up a “membership” page for a local charity.. but I have noticed that PayPal is adding a £4.99pp Post and Packing fee that is not mentioned anywhere on my Form. Can you advise where PayPal is picking this up from?
Thanks.
:-)

]]> By: FormSmarts http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-593 FormSmarts Sun, 29 May 2011 09:34:29 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-593 Gordon, Because money is involved and for security reasons, you may only receive payments to the PayPal account matching your FormSmarts account's login email address. Each organization you're creating PayPal forms for should have their own FormSmarts account, in the same way they need to have their own PayPal account. Gordon,
Because money is involved and for security reasons, you may only receive payments to the PayPal account matching your FormSmarts account’s login email address. Each organization you’re creating PayPal forms for should have their own FormSmarts account, in the same way they need to have their own PayPal account.

]]> By: Gordon Stuart http://formsmarts.com/weblog/form-builder/integrate-paypal-payment-into-your-forms/comment-page-1#comment-592 Gordon Stuart Sun, 29 May 2011 08:54:17 +0000 http://formsmarts.com/weblog/?p=57#comment-592 Hi. I see your reply to Dustin above. My issue is that I create websites for a number of local charities and community organisations, each of whom has their own PayPal account. From what I am reading here, all of their various payments HAVE to come to my PayPal account as I have the FormSmarts account. Is that correct? If so, any plans to change this please? Otherwise I have to pay for multiple copies of FormSmarts under different login IDs. Thanks. Hi.
I see your reply to Dustin above. My issue is that I create websites for a number of local charities and community organisations, each of whom has their own PayPal account. From what I am reading here, all of their various payments HAVE to come to my PayPal account as I have the FormSmarts account. Is that correct? If so, any plans to change this please? Otherwise I have to pay for multiple copies of FormSmarts under different login IDs.
Thanks.

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