This page shows you how to create a PayPal button on your site for simple payments. This solution is designed for when you want to receive payments directly from the site, and don't need a full e-commerce solution.
You must have a PayPal business account to use this button.
Below are the options available when creating a PayPal button.
Name | Product name appearing on PayPal when checking out. |
Client ID | This is an ID generated by PayPal and needs to be entered here.
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Price |
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Card logos | Turned on this will display credit cards that can be used when checking out on PayPal. |
Locale | Sets the country you are from. |
Redirect | Allows you to choose from a page you have created within Limecube. After successful payment on PayPal, users will be returned to this page. |
Color | Choose from a color for your button |
Shape | Choose the shape of your button |
Size | Selects the size of your button:
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Go to: PayPal Developer Page. Login.
On the 'My Apps & Credentials' tab on the left Scroll down to the 'REST API apps'
These steps you will only need to perform once to get your ID and you don't need to repeat this each time you create a new buttons on Limecube. For any new buttons, simply use these same IDs.
It is important to test your PayPal payment button before making it live. Follow these steps:
Yes, a PayPal business account is required to use the PayPal payment button.
No, this feature is intended for simple payment requirements. For a full e-commerce solution, check Limecube's e-commerce options.
Set the client ID to 'Sandbox' in the PayPal button settings, then place the button on a hidden page and complete a test transaction.
Ensure your client ID is set correctly and you have a PayPal business account. Test in 'Sandbox' mode first.
Verify that the PayPal button is live and not in 'Sandbox' mode. Ensure your PayPal account is properly configured.
Check if the button is correctly placed on your page and you are viewing the correct page. If it is still not showing, log a support request.
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