activemerchant

I'm successfully using Paypal Express Checkout in a marketplace web app passing for every seller the three parameters to the PaypalExpressGateway (login, password and signature). So, I see that Shopify lets the seller set only the e-mail address of the Paypal account requesting to grant scott_api1.jadedpixel.com as the API Partner Username. I could't find anything in the ActiveMerchant doc on how I can do it...Someone can help? Thanks a lot, zetarun We use PayPals "Accelerated Boarding" method of setup for Express. They should send you an email after the first attempted sale with a link that

I'm having a big problem right now. My site is written in Ruby on Rails, and I'm using the active merchant gem to interface with PayPal. The site is hosted on heroku. I have an API key and API signature set as config variables in my heroku app. However, I still get the error: Running: rake assets:precompile (in /tmp/build_3pvaswdp7wvca1) rake aborted! An API Certificate or API Signature is required to make requests to PayPal (See full trace by running task with --trace) I can run heroku run rake assets:precompile separately and that works completely fine. Furthermore, my staging site has the

I need to know how to pass a tax amount to PayPal Express Checkout using Active Merchant and rails. Everything is working (completing transations) except I can't figure out for the life of me how to set the tax. Thanks for your help! This is how its done. the following code will setup a paypal express purchase for 2 items that have different prices (5 and 10 $), plus added taxes (50 cents) and with no shipping or handling cost. response = YOUR_PAYPAL_GAETWAY_NAME.setup_purchase(1550, :subtotal => 1500, :shipping => 0, :handling => 0, :tax => 50, :ip => CLIENT_IP, # you might want to use

I'm setting up a rails site that will accept credit cards with ActiveMerchant and PayPal Website Payments Pro. I am successfully testing against the PayPal sandbox, but need to be able to test on my live site as well. I'd like to implement a solution whereby registrations on my live site with email addresses from my own domain use the PayPal sandbox, but for everyone else it uses the live PayPal site. That way when I test my live site I'm not paying myself and getting taxed by PayPal in the process :-) The problem, however, is that to get ActiveMerchant to use the test servers you write this

I am trying to integrate ActiveMerchant in my rails app. I have certain plans that if subscribed limit the user access. As you all guyz might be knowing what a subscription based app is, I am not going into explaining my app. Please suggest me some examples for making this happen. I have already viewed the railscasts episodes 141 through 146 but Ryan has only demonstrated Paypal Web Payments Standard and Paypal Web Payments Pro. I have also read a bunch of blogs but it didn't help. Please help. Thanks in Advance. Better late than never, huh? The actual master branch of ActiveMerchant contains

I'm trying to research how to add a subscription based pay model on an existing site of mine, but am running into a lot of conflicting information and caused me to be a bit lost. All I need is a very simple way to set up recurring billing (per month) by credit card. I just need a simple solution, but am having a hard time finding the best practices of setting it up. So far I understand that this is supported by Paypal's Website Payment Standards option. I just have a few questions regarding how I should implement it: First, does Paypal require a user to register for recurring billing with

I'm trying to integrate Paypal Adaptive checkout using Active Merchant and active_paypal_adaptive_payment gem. During User registration, User needs to register his/her paypal account in order to receive the payment during the transaction. I've setup all the credentials for activemerchant. While registering user Account in paypal I got the following error. You are logging into the account of the API caller of this transaction. Please change your login information and try again. Is it possible to use same API calling account as secondary receiver during checkout? Thank you, Any suggestion will