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8 Apr 2012, 1:40 AM
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PayPal's use of "Item Number"

PAYPAL EXPRESS CHECKOUT question regarding "Item Number"

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My client uses a "CATALOG NUMBER" instead of a reference number to track his items. He wanted the CATALOG NUMBER to appear on the Cart page.

I thought I was really clever - The admin catalog page has a line item identified as Product Number. I did a massive change of all references from 'Product Number' to 'Catalog Number' And, it works just fine - except PayPal calls it an "Item Number" on the PayPal pay page. Guess I am NOT so clever after all (smile).

QUESTION:
Is there somewhere I can change PayPal's "Item Number" to "Catalog Number"?

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8 Apr 2012, 1:45 AM
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Re: PayPal's use of "Item Number"

Are you asking if it's possible to tell PayPal to change THEIR wording from saying "Item" to saying "Catalog"?
If so, I doubt it very much. You'd have to ask them directly: https://www.paypal.com/mts

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9 Apr 2012, 12:53 PM
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Re: PayPal's use of "Item Number"

Dr. Byte,

Thank you once again - yes, that is my question precisely. I will pursue the link you suggested.

Respectfully,

John Underwood, jund