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WooCommerce and Paypal

by Myles Sinclair
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A question for anyone using WooCommerce with Paypal.

I'm just wondering when using WooCommerce on more than one domain, how do you deal with the Return Url under Auto Return for Website Payments, in your paypal account?

It looks like you can only enter one Url. Is a separate account needed for each domain if using Auto Return for Website Payments?

I'm guessing if using WooCommerce, or any other shopping cart on multiple domains, with payments to one Paypal account, it's not viable to have a return url in use?

I'd welcome some feedback from WooCommerce users on their experience with this.
#paypal #woocommerce
  • Profile picture of the author BilalSafdar
    I have no idea about it, but you can use this kind of platforms (technorian[.]com) for woo commerce problems.
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    • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
      Originally Posted by BilalSafdar View Post

      I have no idea about it, but you can use this kind of platforms (deleted url) for woo commerce problems.
      If I have to end up paying for the answer, I might as well find an expert on Fiverr!
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  • Profile picture of the author mindtricks18
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    I'm using WooCommerce (version 2.4.6) which is ok, I think problem is with WooCommerce Version 2.3.5 Update.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kala Ferguson
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      • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
        Originally Posted by mindtricks18 View Post

        I'm using WooCommerce (version 2.4.6) which is ok, I think problem is with WooCommerce Version 2.3.5 Update.
        Originally Posted by Kala Ferguson View Post

        Yes, I'm using WooCommerce ver 2.4.6 and I think problem is with ver 2.4.5 too.
        Guys, I'm building a site with latest version 2.5.2. So how do you deal with the Return Url in Paypal with your earlier versions of WooCommerce?
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        • Profile picture of the author mich800
          Originally Posted by Myles Sinclair View Post

          Guys, I'm building a site with latest version 2.5.2. So how do you deal with the Return Url in Paypal with your earlier versions of WooCommerce?
          If you use Paypal pro and use the API it is not an issue. It will send them to Paypal and come back to the website cart. If you just use the standard Paypal and your email address as the paypal account you may need separate paypal accounts.
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          • Profile picture of the author Myles Sinclair
            Originally Posted by mich800 View Post

            If you use Paypal pro and use the API it is not an issue. It will send them to Paypal and come back to the website cart. If you just use the standard Paypal and your email address as the paypal account you may need separate paypal accounts.
            Thanks. I lodged an enquiry with Paypal about this, and here's their response -

            If you need multiple return url's I would recommend deleting any options you have saved in the Website Payment Preferences section on your PayPal account as this will route all payments to the same place.

            You can actually select a return URL on all payment buttons individually. If you created the button via the PayPal buttons section it is in option 3.

            However seeing as you have used API credentials to set up your payment options, I assume you went through a third party. In this case, you would have to check with your developer/third party check out system to see how they would code in the return URL.

            I am sure they will be able to help resolve the issue for you.
            So it looks like it might be down to how WooCommerce handles things. I'll run some tests!
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