You can use our cart customization code to replace the checkout button images used in the cart:

2http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.custom-cart.htm2



E.g., if you only wish to replace the button shown for card-based checkouts, you would add the following to your View Cart code on every page, just before the "// -->" line in the standard View Cart code:



function EJEJC_config() {

EJEJC_POSTCALL=true;

}

function EJEJC_shown() {

jQuery("#btnCC").attr("src", "http://yourdomain/yourimage");

}

Buyers probably would not recognize that alternate image as a button they can click to checkout with a credit card, and 2CO apparently only intends that image to be something you can place in your site to indicate what payment methods you accept, not something buyers would click to actually pay and place their order.



Also, if you have enabled PayPal as a checkout option for your E-junkie cart, it would be best if you disable that for your 2CO checkouts, so you'd only be using 2CO for card-based payments. The PayPal checkout button in your cart would indicate to buyers that they can pay with PayPal, so they'd just click that button if that's what they prefer.

It's not quite accurate that we don't "fully" support 2CO. They simply offer a choice of different methods for integrating with them, of which their INS is one method, and we just happen to use a different method that ensures we receive payment confirmation immediately when the buyer proceeds from checkout to their thank-you/download page.



Supporting 2CO INS would not prevent us from fulfilling orders which are later discovered to be fraudulent, as 2CO would still notify us of successful payment at the time of checkout, so by the time they detect something fraudulent about the order and notify us of that via INS, we would already have issued links/codes to the buyer. Also, since our system is designed for instant-gratification fulfillment of orders immediately following checkout, we don't have any way of delaying fulfillment of orders for an arbitrary period to wait on post-checkout fraud checks.



If you are reselling codes that you have purchased at wholesale from another source, you might investigate whether they have a way to report stolen or fraudulently-purchased codes and possibly get credit back for those. You might also consider disabling "Let buyer edit quantity" for your codes product(s), so fraudulent buyers wanting to make off with multiple codes would need to risk making multiple purchases that could raise a red flag about suspicious payment activity.

Yeah, Shane you are very right to say E-junkie should create an optional button with the words pay with pay pal/ credit card. It's no rocket science.



I've requested several times for such a button because their customized code didn't work for me and their gurus failed failed to help. all they say is add a note on website that pay pal is available. Really?



I receive questions from customers everyday asking if pay pal is available so what happens to those who don't have time to ask? They move on Period. And why does this happen? because of the misleading pay with credit card button as if that's the only option.



EJUNKIE, KINDLY LEARN TO TAKE ADVISE OTHERWISE YOU'RE VERY FRUSTRATING.



SHANE THANKS FOR THAT LINK TO 2CHECKOUT IMAGE SHOWING ALL PAYMENT OPTIONS. THOUGH IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A BUTTON, I'LL GIVE IT A TRY.

Bwesole, I found your support ticket history where we engaged in extensive discussion explaining how to replace your standard checkout button with a custom button graphic. We can only provide detailed instructions, explanations and guidance, with the expectation that our sellers will be willing and able to follow our directions, especially for custom needs such as yours; we cannot be expected to just do everything for you.



Also, the current backend integration method between 2CO and E-junkie does not support the option for buyers to pay with PayPal during checkout at 2CO's end. That only works with a completely different backend integration method that 2CO just rolled out this year, after our current integration with them was set up about a year ago. You can, however, set up your E-junkie account to accept PayPal payments and offer that option to buyers in your shopping cart before they proceed to checkout.

Well, the codes failed to work for some reason.

Yet I use the same procedure adsense and other affiliate links of copying, pasting the codes and save and they've never failed yo work so I don't know what to make of that.

One of your representatives was so supportive that he gave me the exact codes and it was a matter of pasting and saving but it still failed.

It wasn't my first failed experience with ejunkie coding. Comprehensive integration with 2checkout. Failed so I painfully, manually send links for Digital downloads to customers.

I was tossed between the two customer representative each apportioning the blame and responsibility for failed integration to the other until I gave up without a solution..

BwesoleWell, the codes failed to work for some reason.

Yet I use the same procedure with adsense and other affiliate links codes of copying, pasting and saving the codes and they've never failed to work so I don't know what to make of that.

One of your representatives was so supportive that he gave me the exact codes and it was a matter of pasting and saving but it still failed.

It wasn't my first failed experience with ejunkie coding. Comprehensive integration with 2checkout failed completely so I painfully, manually send links for Digital downloads to customers.

I was tossed between the two customer representatives each apportioning the blame and responsibility for failed integration to the other until I gave up without a solution..

It appears that after we provided the exact customization code to paste into your page, however you attempted doing so, that code didn't actually wind up in your live page. Knowing or learning how to paste/edit the code in your page is your responsibility. In this particular case it was a moot point anyway, as you wanted to display a custom checkout button that mentioned PayPal when that payment option would not be available during checkout at 2CO's end. We can only offer buyers a choice of PayPal or card checkout in our shopping cart before they proceed to checkout.



As for links apparently not being issued after your 2CO checkouts, leading you to issue links manually, it doesn't appear that you ever contacted us about that issue, but if you had, we would gladly have helped you troubleshoot to fix it. The troubleshooting steps on this help page cover all the most probable causes of such a problem:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/trouble.2checkout.htm