Creating A PayPal Shopping Cart In EverWeb
Create a PayPal Shopping Cart All From Within EverWeb with our latest version: • Making An E-Commerce Store in EverWeb Usin...
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Selling products or services on your EverWeb website can be easily done by using PayPal.
The first thing you need to do is signup for a PayPal account. In order to use PayPal's merchant services, you must have a Premier or Business account, or a PayPal for business and nonprofits account.
After you have signed up and are logged in, click on Tools. Then click on PayPal Buttons, and click on Create a Button if a popup window appears. On the next page, click on 'Create new button' which can be found under the Related Items section.
In the following form, add the information for one of your products. Starting with the type of button you want to use for your products. For this example, I am going to use the Shopping Cart option since most users will have more than one product they are selling. If you are only selling one item, the Buy Now button may be more appropriate for you.
Besides the item name and price, as well as the shipping amount and tax rate, most of you can leave everything else as is. Adding an item ID might be helpful for you to distinguish between products. Make sure that you use the same currency for all of your products otherwise your customers may experience problems when trying to add items to their shopping carts.
For now, don't worry about Step 2 and 3. Those are more advanced options that you can look at in the future. For now, click on Create Button.
On the next page, highlight the code you see, and copy it.
Next we're gonna open up EverWeb and go to the page where our products are located. Now click on HTML Snippet and paste the code that we just copied. The PayPal Add To Cart button will appear and you can place it wherever you want on your page. If you have multiple items that you are selling on your site, repeat this process for your remaining products.
After you are done, here is what a sample shopping cart might look like once a customer has added a few products to it.