: For Paypal website payments standard, Do I need to create add to cart buttons using my client's account? I wish to use Paypal web site payments standard on one of my clients webpages. It's
I wish to use Paypal web site payments standard on one of my clients webpages.
It's a simple static site, so I do not wish to use a e-commerce package.
I'm creating test code using my own paypal account.
But when it comes to creating the real buttons, will I need to login using my clients login details?
I'm guessing that it would be easier to do this using website payments pro - as I could use the API and then towards the end of development switch it to the client's account / token (i'm not sure of the terminology, but understand the concept).
In an ideal world, I'm hoping for something similar to Google adwords management accounts, where I can manage my clients' sub-accounts.
I'd rather not have to login as my client and instead be able to the work from my own account.
Is there a way of achieving this? Or a development workflow anyone reccomends?
Feel free to talk geeky to me, I'm a developer - but just don't have much experiance with paypal.
-thanks for the help
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Here is a link out to PayPal's developer documentation for shopping cart buttons - from the look of it, you will need to create buttons using the client's PayPal account (though it's probably just a matter of finding the right tokens to replace in the HTML forms and links your client's site displays).
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