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    Default With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    I use PPEC as my only method to accept credit card payment. I wonder what happens if customers click on "Go to Checkout" button instead of the big yellow "Checkout with Paypal" button? If customer sign up for account or log in, how will they be charged with PPEC?

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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    They will choose the PayPal option from the payment page instead. Give it a try.
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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    You mean the second page after the shopping cart? But again, if they choose to sign up or log in, will they be able to pay with PPEC after that? I don't see the connection.

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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    If they choose to go through traditional checkout and log into or create their account on your site, then they can use PayPal as a payment option on the checkout_payment page.

    Using this method is no longer "express" in terms of being so-called "faster", but it is still PayPal doing the processing.


    If you want to remove the regular checkout button, feel free. It may or may not change the level of confusion for your customers. Only you can decide that.
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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    Acting as a customer, I observed the followings:

    Step 1: Customer adds item to cart

    Step 2: Customer clicks "Go to checkout" button

    Step 3: Customer logs in & continues checkout

    Step 4: Customer is asked to enter credit card payment on my site, which does not have the capability to charge, as I use PPEC only.

    So if customers choose this path, they can complete the order without being charged. On my side, I can see their order in my admin, with the credit card number being shown as "4635XXXXXXXX7621". I check my Paypal account and don't see any payment receipt in there.

    How does PPEC work in this case?

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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    Quote Originally Posted by henryvuong View Post
    Step 4: Customer is asked to enter credit card payment on my site, which does not have the capability to charge, as I use PPEC only.
    This is not a function of PayPal Express Checkout in v1.3.7. It does not present credit card fields unless you have hacked code or settings in the module.
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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    Henry,

    Are you saying you will be offering no other forms of payment? What will you do if the PayPal servers were down?
    Please do not PM for support issues: a private solution doesn't benefit the community.

    Be careful with unsolicited advice via email or PM - Make sure the person you are talking to is a reliable source.

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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    I figured out if customers select "Checkout with PayPal" option they will be directed to the Paypal site to use PPEC.

    Dr. Byte, no I did not hack the code. The credit card fields are always there. I am trying to figure out how to hide these fields so customers are forced to use PPEC option. If you have any suggestion please do.

    Kim, yes I only use PPEC now. Paypal server is probably less likely to be down then mine . What I really want is Website Payment Pro, but as far as I know, Zen Cart is not compatible yet. I choose PPEC because it offers "checkout without account" option.

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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    Remove and re-install the PayPal Express Checkout module.
    Then re-enter your API settings.
    Do the credit card fields still show up?
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    Default Re: With PPEC installed, should I remove "Go to Checkout" Button?

    Yes they still do. I removed it by choosing Admin>Modules>Payment>Paypal Express Checkout, then hit "remove" button on the right collumn, if that's the proper way.

    This is one of the test sites I set up. You can register a test account to see what's going on. In fact, I have tried to set up different test sites and they all come out the same:

    http://shockingprice.com/testzen2

 

 
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