Hi Pablo,
My Client really wants to use PayPal mini cart (saw it on another website) has two sets of six possible postage rates.
Do you know if it is possible to use a Combobox to allow selection and passing of the postage to PayPal ?
I've added the Combobox and specified combobox object id in the Add To Cart Button - Options tab - the "value" of the selected item shows in the mini cart but it doesn't see to be passing to PayPal?
If it IS possible what do I have to put in the value field say for $20.00 postage please?
PayPal Mini Cart - Selecting Postage?
PayPal Mini Cart - Selecting Postage?
Yours truly
Colin M
Western Australia
Colin M
Western Australia
Re: PayPal Mini Cart - Selecting Postage?
If you can see the value then I assume it will also be submitted to PayPal. Unless there is a bug in the MiniCart script.
Unfortunately I do not have any control over the behavior of the PayPal MiniCart, it is a third party script.
Unfortunately I do not have any control over the behavior of the PayPal MiniCart, it is a third party script.
Re: PayPal Mini Cart - Selecting Postage?
OK thanks Pablo - been a long while since I did a PayPal function - bit rusty - bare with me - I'll try and get it to work first through the std approach.Pablo wrote:If you can see the value then I assume it will also be submitted to PayPal. Unless there is a bug in the MiniCart script.
Unfortunately I do not have any control over the behavior of the PayPal MiniCart, it is a third party script.
With the Combobox does the field have to be in a form area and does the page have to be set to php please?
Yours truly
Colin M
Western Australia
Colin M
Western Australia
Re: PayPal Mini Cart - Selecting Postage?
The PayPal button and combobox should not be part of a form. The PayPal button itself is a form.
The page does not have to set set to PHP.
The page does not have to set set to PHP.
Re: PayPal Mini Cart - Selecting Postage?
OK thanks Pablo, that's what I thought but just wanted to make sure.Pablo wrote:The PayPal button and combobox should not be part of a form. The PayPal button itself is a form.
The page does not have to set set to PHP.
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Yours truly
Colin M
Western Australia
Colin M
Western Australia