Anyone using PayPal page styles?

[drewkime]

PayPal lets you set up to three page styles, which you can choose be passing certain variables from the cart buttons.



https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/mer/cowpsummary-outside#over



I can't figure out where/if I can do this. Anyone got any pointers?

[E-junkie_Guru]

Hm, I don't think we have a way to support that, but you could try appending &page_style=yourstylenamehere to your all your E-junkie button code href/action URLs and see if that value gets passed through to checkout.



You can also provide a custom logo/header that would appear at the top of your PayPal checkout pages (also on your E-junkie thank-you pages and Marketplace pages), by going to Seller Admin > Edit Profile > Upload Your Logo.



In order to unlock that feature, you'd need to join our Reseller program by posting your Reseller button code to any live Web page, so you could earn residuals on any subscription payments we receive from anyone who registers an E-junkie account after clicking your Reseller button. More info here:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/reseller.htm

[drewkime]

I've already got the PayPal header. Problem is I've got three different branded product lines and I'm trying to use the right header for each. I'll try appending to the button code and see what happens.



I'll also take a look at the reseller bit. Thanks.

[tazl2]

has this been resolved? I have 3 page styles with Paypal and I want each website that I own to forward to the right page style. Same as DrewKime. Did appending to the code work?

[drewkime]

I never got it working.

[tazl2]

That's such a major setback for any company operating more than 1 brand/site. I tried adding the tag, as E-junkieguru suggested, and it passes it onto the jquery popup cart, but going to paypal is doesn't pass through. Such a BIG setback for which I'm quite sure that the solution is a minor one. Let's ask our very versatile e-junkie developer team to fix that

[E-junkie_Monster]

Hi guys,



I'm very sorry to say that this is not something we can implement with an easy fix. It is actually a PayPal feature we cannot support.



On the subject of uploading a logo, at the time this original thread was started it was a requirement to be a reseller to have a logo. That requirement has been lifted, and anyone can upload a logo through their profile now.

[tazl2]

What does uploading a logo offer us?

Does it appear on the cart? or on Paypal? Let me re-phrase: where does the logo appear?



Thanks!

[E-junkie_Monster]

A logo can be uploaded to an E-junkie account via Seller Admin > Edit Profile. Where possible we will display that logo on the PayPal checkout page and it will also appear on thank you pages that we generate. It will appear in the fallback version of our cart that opens in a new window, but it will not appear in the overlay cart unless it is added manually as described here:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/trouble.custom.cart-logo.htm

[tazl2]

Can you offer a screenshot of where it appears on the paypal page and checkout page?

What are the dimensions? Thanks again!

[E-junkie_Monster]

You can see that in our demo cart, just take one of the test items to checkout and a placeholder for the logo that explains its dimensions will show at the top of the checkout page:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/demo.htm

[tazl2]

Wow, that's certainly a solution. Even better than that of Paypal where you're limited to 3. Many thanks.