basic paypal button 12% charge add at checkout

Discussion in 'PHP' started by webboy, Dec 15, 2008.

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  1. #1
    Hi all ,


    Just a quick question I am trying to integrate a basic paypal button with 5 or more products and then add a 12% charge at the final checkout

    what would be the best option of approach to this ? in php
     
    webboy, Dec 15, 2008 IP
  2. phper

    phper Active Member

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    You need to implement a shopping cart feature and user will click on the paypal button only at the final checkout, where you'll be able to calculate the final total (including the 12% extra) and pass the value to Paypal.
     
    phper, Dec 15, 2008 IP
  3. bartolay13

    bartolay13 Active Member

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    Are you using paypal template cart?? you can set a tax in your personal accnt in paypal.
    either way, phper's post will be great too..
     
    bartolay13, Dec 15, 2008 IP
  4. webboy

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    When you say tax, where would i would i find that template

    as I wanted to add the 12% administration fee and place it confirmation order when the person checks out
     
    webboy, Dec 16, 2008 IP
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    Bartoly is right.
    you want to 12% extra if user selected 5 or more items. That case you create id & count how many items selected by user.
    if 5 or more then 5 then u just multiple 1.12 of total prices.
     
    ksamir2004, Dec 16, 2008 IP
  6. webboy

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    can you point me in the correct direction for this "tax in your personal accnt in paypal." setting.
    if i did this it would read tax on the invoice ? which would be in correct
     
    webboy, Dec 16, 2008 IP
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    Depending on the laws where you are, it may be illegal to collect "tax" when in fact it is not a tax.

    Your best bet would be to calculate your totals add the 12% and pass the total value to PayPal.
     
    stangparts, Dec 16, 2008 IP