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Paul Boutin replied on November 25, 2009 05:27 to the question "Facebook Store Fulfillment Questions" in Payvment:
To answer your questions
You are correct currently we send email and log your sales to be seen on your account dashboard on facebook as well as pavment.com. If you need to update your product database you can use PayPals IPN (Instant Payment Notification) service. We may offer this feature in the future.
Currently the email is not customizable through the facebook application. We will look into offering this feature.-
Paul Boutin replied on November 25, 2009 00:09 to the question "Facebook Fan Page Integration" in Payvment:
ahh... I'm not sure on how to do that... Try a post with an image and a link in it? I check it out on my end to see how we can work it out. -
Paul Boutin replied on November 24, 2009 18:08 to the question "Facebook Fan Page Integration" in Payvment:
I believe what you are looking for is the share button. When viewing the product detail page click on "Share" this should be located just under the "Add to Cart" button. This will ad an image and description with a link to the item in the store front in a post on your page. -
Paul Boutin marked one of Christian Taylor's replies in Payvment as useful. Christian Taylor replied to the problem "add to cart broken on a product instance".
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Paul Boutin replied on November 19, 2009 03:32 to the problem "Joomla Issues?" in Payvment:
Joey, although I'm not seeing any script errors there could be some conflicts. Can you move the Pavment script to be the last script file to be loaded into the head of the document? -
Paul Boutin replied on November 13, 2009 14:21 to the question "Additional currencies.....?" in Payvment:
It has all been considered, hang tight. Thanks for the feedback! keep it coming. -
Paul Boutin replied on November 07, 2009 03:40 to the question "Additional currencies.....?" in Payvment:
We are currently working with PayPal to get this feature done. This one item is at the top of our list. Hang tight! -
Paul Boutin replied on October 23, 2009 17:04 to the question "Clarify: Implementing Cart on "social network"" in Payvment:
you are correct. With the API you can do all of those things. -
Paul Boutin replied on October 23, 2009 03:17 to the question "Help adding to WordPress" in Payvment:
Wordpress uses templates so adding the script to individual pages means using the page publisher in wordpress and editing the page in source view. paste the script at the top of the content and publish the page.
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Paul Boutin marked one of Christian Taylor's replies in Payvment as useful. Christian Taylor replied to the question "Item photos".
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Paul Boutin replied on October 23, 2009 02:35 to the question "Help adding to WordPress" in Payvment:
Adding the Payvment script to the header.php file would be optimum somewhere between the <head> and </head> tags. The script should run from anywhere in the page if you needed to add it just one page. Just place the script somewhere in the body of the page.
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Paul Boutin replied on October 22, 2009 13:18 to the question "Clarify: Implementing Cart on "social network"" in Payvment:
That's about it bob!
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Paul Boutin replied on October 21, 2009 17:41 to the question "Item photos" in Payvment:
Thanks Fidel, you are correct, the API is just adding to cart and checkout so what and how you display the information on the page is up to you.
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Paul Boutin set one of Paul Boutin's replies as an official response to "6 Total Receivers" in Payvment
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Paul Boutin replied on October 19, 2009 16:37 to the question "6 Total Receivers" in Payvment:
The Payvment API service is limited to the transactions of the PayPal Adaptive Payments service during checkout.
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Paul Boutin set one of Paul Boutin's replies as an official response to "Do you support 0.15 USD payments?" in Payvment
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Paul Boutin set one of Paul Boutin's replies as an official response to "Dollar Amount of Each Split Payment" in Payvment
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Paul Boutin replied on October 19, 2009 16:32 to the question "Dollar Amount of Each Split Payment" in Payvment:
This is an interesting Idea... However this is not how Pavment uses the PayPal Split payment service.
Payvment is set up to allow a single transaction from multiple storefronts using our service. Example: user shops at Payvment enabled store "A" and adds products to their cart. They then abandon that store and go to Payvment enabled store "B" and find their cart filled with products from store "A" they can add products from store "B" and checkout with products from both store in the one transaction and PayPal will split the the payment between the two retailers.
We will look into this as a possible future feature.
Thanks for your feedback
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Paul Boutin replied on October 19, 2009 16:25 to the question "Do you support 0.15 USD payments?" in Payvment:
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Paul Boutin replied on October 19, 2009 16:00 to the problem "after installation get this message" in Payvment:
if you are using a sub domain like devlab.domain.com (using a sub domain other than www) you will need to authorize the sub domain with the domain. So authorize like this...
devlab.domain.com
Hope this solves your problem
- Paul
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