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14 years ago

Under "Customize Advanced Features" you can set the URL you'd like your buyers to be sent to when their transaction is complete. Is that what you're looking for?

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Val and Traci 14 years ago

Thanks for your reply - "Customize Advanced Features" do you mean in paypal?
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BenSalez

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Val and Traci

I have a paypal button on my website that will redirect my clients to my pay pal site to pay me - but does anyone know how they can be redirected after paying paypal to my product automatically so they can download the product automatically (or the product be sent to them)?

Use E-junkie... its 5 dollars a month, unlimited secure downloads and tracks everything.

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espradley

14 years ago

Use the thedownloadsolution.com.

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Paul Barrs

14 years ago

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Val and Traci 14 years ago

Thanks Paul..
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Michael Oksa

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Barrs

As for these other "posts" ignore them. They don't even answer your OP. Lots of people here just blow off a line or two trying only to inflate their post count rather than offer real value.

Or try to baltantly self-promote.

~Michael

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espradley

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Barrs

Yes. You add in all the featured you want (such as sending people back to your download page) from within Paypal - the advanced features.

Then you click a button within Paypal and it will generate the custom code / link for you.

Have a look at their help features and follow through the steps.

Paul

PS. You can also search the PayPal Help section for "How do I edit a Buy Now button? "

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As for these other "posts" ignore them. They don't even answer your OP. Lots of people here just blow off a line or two trying only to inflate their post count rather than offer real value.

I believe they do offer value. The point of selling products is to offer a service of need. If someone needs that type of product, why wouldn't you promote it to them. That's the point of products.

To get more detailed about this post now that I have a few minutes to breath, the issue with using a form to send you customers for payment and then collect the digital download afterwards is that once they get the link, they can share it with whom ever they wish. You also can't track who and when it is downloaded...hense why it's best to use a software system to control the process.

If your okay the risk associated with not protecting your links, then the answer is to include a return input value on your form...like this:

<input type='hidden' name='return' value='http://www.yourdomain.com/thankyou.html'>

It's also best to use the hosted button feature that paypal offers so someone can't copy/alter the form before submitting.

It would be a disservice not to mention the risk involved with this method.

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Michael Oksa

14 years ago

I just did this quick video. Hope it helps.

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

All the best,
Michael

p.s. The direct link is www. youtube.com/watch?v=dVUzSd9h0Uw

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Val and Traci

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Oksa

I just did this quick video. Hope it helps.

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

All the best,
Michael

p.s. The direct link is www. youtube.com/watch?v=dVUzSd9h0Uw

Michael - thats excellent information and very helpful - everyone likes a video tutorial. Thanks again
Val & Traci

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Don Schenk

14 years ago

Great job Michael.

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Val & Traci... If you have already made your button, you can go into "Edit" and get to the place Michael showed you.

:-Don

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Val and Traci 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Don Schenk

Great job Michael.

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Val & Traci... If you have already made your button, you can go into "Edit" and get to the place Michael showed you.

:-Don

Thanks Don, when you say edit - is that edit in paypal?
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- Don Schenk 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Val and Traci
  
  Thanks Don, when you say edit - is that edit in paypal?
  
  Yes. If you have already made a PayPal button, when you go to your list of buttons there is an "edit" link that will take you back into that button's settings. There you can scroll down to the Advanced tab that Michael's video shows.
  
  :-Don
  
  The way I've been doing it is to put an explaination about the "Return To Merchant" like this...
  
  "At the end of the payment process, PayPal will show you a button that says, "Return to merchant Don Schenk dba ideapage". Click that button to start the download of your copy of The (product name here)."
  
  I do put this on the salespage in a larger type and make the Return To Merchant in red.
  
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Maddi

14 years ago

Hey Michael,

What happens if I wanna send the visitors to a download page BUT don't want them to click on 'return to merchant' as a lot of people seem to forget that step which eventually adds up to a lot of support issues and having to manually send them the download link.

Can they be automatically redirected to a download page as soon as they finish payment?

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Gary McCaffrey

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Maddi

Hey Michael,

What happens if I wanna send the visitors to a download page BUT don't want them to click on 'return to merchant' as a lot of people seem to forget that step which eventually adds up to a lot of support issues and having to manually send them the download link.

Can they be automatically redirected to a download page as soon as they finish payment?

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Maddi

There's an option in paypal payment options to switch 'AutoReturn' ON.

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Michael Oksa

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Maddi

Hey Michael,

What happens if I wanna send the visitors to a download page BUT don't want them to click on 'return to merchant' as a lot of people seem to forget that step which eventually adds up to a lot of support issues and having to manually send them the download link.

Can they be automatically redirected to a download page as soon as they finish payment?

Cheers
Maddi

Originally Posted by Gary McCaffrey

There's an option in paypal payment options to switch 'AutoReturn' ON.

You can log in to your PayPal account and then go to...

https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/we...bsite-payments

However, it looks like you can only use one master URL to bypass the "Return to Merchant" button. So, this wouldn't work that well for those of us selling more than one product.

All the best,
Michael

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