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Christian Taylor replied on December 15, 2009 11:07 to the question "Coding issues with website." in Payvment:

For some reason GetSatisfaction is cutting off the end of the code I posted above but you can see the full code on our tutorial - http://www.payvment.com/tutorials/fbc...

Christian Taylor replied on December 15, 2009 11:03 to the question "Coding issues with website." in Payvment:

I see it. It's at the bottom of your code and looks like this: FB.init("4b00339253c26cea607f52d434458918");

Replace that with this:
FB.init("4b00339253c26cea607f52d434458918","http://gameintern.com/xd_receiver.htm...;

Did you upload the "xd_receiver.htm" file to your server per Facebook's instructions? If not you'll need to do that. You will also want to copy the code for Facebook's login button to your page so your customer's can login via their Facebook account. You can go back to Facebook and get it if you need to. http://developers.facebook.com/tools....

Hope this helps.

Christian Taylor replied on December 15, 2009 10:38 to the question "Coding issues with website." in Payvment:

You should of copied that code from Facebook when you integrated Facebook Connect. Can you post a link to your web page so I can take a look?

Christian Taylor replied on December 14, 2009 18:10 to the question "Updating PayPal email address after creating store" in Payvment:

You can update your PayPal email by clicking "Storefront Settings" in the Facebook app.

Christian Taylor replied on December 13, 2009 19:49 to the question "website" in Payvment:

Just click the 'DEMO' buttons on Payvment.com to see demos. If you want to change the cart's default design, this can be done by overwriting the cart's CSS. The customize page has details on how this is done: http://www.payvment.com/tutorials/cus...

Christian Taylor replied on December 13, 2009 05:43 to the question "website" in Payvment:

That feature is not available within Magento. You would need to use Payvment's cart on your website instead of Magento cart for this to work.

Christian Taylor replied on December 13, 2009 05:14 to the question "website" in Payvment:

Here's a tutorial for connecting the cart on your website to your Facebook storefront: http://www.payvment.com/tutorials/fbc...

This enables items added to the cart on your website to appear in the cart on Facebook if the consumer leaves your website's store without checkout.

Products are added to your website by adding product details to the Add To Cart buttons. Tutorial on making buttons: http://www.payvment.com/tutorials/ Currently your product catalog in Facebook does not feed into your website.

Christian Taylor replied on December 13, 2009 02:35 to the question "Features and Facebook Future Updates" in Payvment:

We will be continually adding new features. Thanks for the suggestions!

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Christian Taylor replied on December 12, 2009 23:43 to the problem "error with affilate tutorial" in Payvment:

Tutorial code for affiliate links has been repaired.

http://www.payvment.com/tutorials/

Christian Taylor reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on December 12, 2009 23:38:

Posting code examples in responses

Needing to post code examples but Get Satisfaction is rendering them. Tried URLEncoding it as well but that didn't work. Any solutions for displaying code in a customer service response? Thx

Christian Taylor replied on December 12, 2009 23:34 to the problem "error with affilate tutorial" in Payvment:

This is weird. Get Satisfaction won't let me post code without rendering it! Please email support[at]payvment[dot]com and I'll reply with the code.

Also fixing tutorial...

Christian Taylor replied to "error with affilate tutorial", but it was removed. see the change log

Christian Taylor replied on December 12, 2009 23:27 to the problem "error with affilate tutorial" in Payvment:

Sorry. the code didn't copy to Get Satisfaction. Give me a moment to repost it.

Christian Taylor replied to "error with affilate tutorial", but it was removed. see the change log

Christian Taylor replied on December 12, 2009 23:24 to the problem "error with affilate tutorial" in Payvment:

It looks like we're missing a variable in our updated tutorial doc. Sorry!!

Here's the correct code:
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Make sure to replace the payvmentID with your own (available from Payvment dashboard).

We'll get the tutorial doc fixed right away.

Christian Taylor replied on December 12, 2009 20:31 to the question "Is it possible to have a "StoreFront" Tab and canvas page in Spanish?" in Payvment:

Multiple language support is coming very soon which includes Spanish.

Christian Taylor replied on December 12, 2009 20:29 to the question "Search results" in Payvment:

Search take many variables into account such as how long your storefront has been launched, if your storefront is public, sales and a few other things. We are also continually tweaking that algorithm.

Christian Taylor replied on December 11, 2009 20:17 to the question "Shipping zones" in Payvment:

Additional shipping options are being worked on. In the current version of the Facebook Storefront app, you'll need to specify how you choose to ship for all regions. In the meantime, you can select to only ship within a specific country via the 'Shipping Preferences' inside the Facebook storefront admin.

We are looking at ways to offer bulk upload features effectively but at this time that option is not available.

Christian Taylor replied on December 11, 2009 20:13 to the problem "PayPal connection error" in Payvment:

PayPal might be having an issue on their end. Email you PayvmentID (found in the Payvment Dashboard) to support[at]payvment[dot]com and we can look into it further.