Certified PayPal Developer
Andrew Angell, owner of Angell EYE, LLC, is one of only 13 ACE Certified PayPal developers in the world!
The ACE status in PayPal’s developer community is awarded by maintaining a a leadership role in the developer web forums and proving to be an asset among other developers working with PayPal.
Andrew was acknowledged for this with a Star Developer Award for Service to the Community at eBay Live 2008 and followed that up with another Star Developer Award for the Most Innovative Application at PayPal X 2009 for the development of the popular credit card processing solution for PayPal, USBSwiper. He was back in again in 2011 with a PayPal Community Builder Award.
If you’re looking for a PayPal developer, look no further.
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Can you integrate UPS directly into paypal?
Hi Patricia,
UPS (or any shipping carrier) could be integrated into your websites shopping cart and then the final order can be sent over to PayPal including the shipping information. It’s not something you can tie directly into a PayPal button or anything like that, though.
Let me know if you need some help getting this done and I’d be happy to provide an estimate on completing the work for you.
Andrew
Hello,
I want to make a shopping cart using code igniter, and i saw your example, i have a question how can I make a model and the result of a model will go to controller which handle a payment, can you give me some example.
Thank you in advance and congrats…
That’s more of a general CodeIgniter / MVC framework type of question. CodeIgniter does a great job of explaining it in their documentation, and there are lots of general MVC tutorials online as well. I do offer 1 on 1 training if you’re interested, but that’s more involved than what I can respond here quickly. Contact me directly if you’re interested in discussing training options.
At first, congrats
Some documentation 
I have question reggarding https://www.x.com/devzone/articles/paypal-library-for-php-codeigniter-framework
Can I use it to make regular PayPal request [prepare everything and just redirect user to PayPal to log in and pay]?
Hi Dusko,
Yes. In order to setup a regular PayPal payment with the library you’ll use the Express Checkout API’s: SetExpressCheckout, GetExpressCheckoutDetails (optional), and DoExpressCheckoutPayment.
The library includes a controller with these calls already setup for you so all you have to do is fill in the request parameters. Unfortunately, I don’t have much documentation yet other than these couple of samples: http://www.angelleye.com/demo/codeigniter/.
The Express Checkout calls work exactly the same way. If you want some one on one training I’d be happy to do a screen share with you and walk you through it, but I’d have to bill you for that training. It should only take 30 min to an hour to get you comfortable with it.
Let me know if you want to do that.
Andrew
I want to use the in-context digital goods lightbox payment on a cmsmoto.com template for a videos placed on a site I am putting together. cmsmoto allows you to include html boxes anywhere. I did one with wbalifood.com on the contact form, for example. How much would it cost to run me through the process, I have a sandbox seller/buyer set up with a paypal pro and digital goods micro payments account. phew! or is there someone else that you can refer me to? Thanks for any help or direction. I would be ok with paying you for your time as long as it is not like 500 dollars an hour! hahah
Hi JJ,
Please contact me directly through my contact page for more details on training.
Hello angelleye,
If user made payment using credit card on our site through paypal do direct payment method then i wants that if user comes next time once he paid successfully then he had no need to enter their credit card details but he can use previous payment card details automatically.
Is there anyway in paypal
Thanks & Regards
Pankaj
Yes, that’s called a reference transaction, and you can use the DoReferenceTransaction API to handle that. You just pass in the transaction ID of a previous sale or authorization along with a new amount to be charged and it’ll charge it using the previous billing info.
Hi Angell.
Thanks a lot for your support.I got it and did it as per your instructions but i want to tell you that i am working in sandbox mode and i am getting below errors
[L_ERRORCODE] => 10002
[L_SHORTMESSAGE] => Authentication/Authorization Failed
[L_LONGMESSAGE] => You do not have permissions to make this API call
[L_SEVERITYCODE] => Error
Can you elaborate why it is happening. According to my concern after a lot of googling i think DoReferenceTransaction API dont works in sandbox mode.
If it is possible then plz tell me something about this because it is very valuable for me
I am using Angell EYE PayPal NVP Library
step1 => i did made payment using dodirect payment and get a transaction id and i did used this id as reference id in DoReferenceTransaction.php but i did got above errors
Reference transactions need to be enabled on your account before you can use them. For the sandbox you can submit a ticket at http://www.x.com PayPal forums to request this, or you can submit a ticket directly to their technical support at http://www.paypal.com/mts. Once they get it approved on your sandbox account (of course you’ll have to let them know the email address of the sandbox account you’re working with) then you’ll be able to make these calls without that error happening.
The same is true for your live account.
A lot of thanks sir…
Hello angelleye,
I am using paypal adaptive chained payment system. In this process primary receiver receive entire payment and then primary receiver pay to secondary receiver immediately. But i wants to hold the payment for secondary receiver for some days and release the payment after some days to secondary reciever
I am using angelleye paypal library..
Is there anyway in paypal
Thanks & Regards
Pankaj
This is called a delayed chained payment and is simple to do with my library. Refer to the PayPal Adaptive Payments Documentation for more details, specifically pages 21 and 22.
Hello andrew,
I did a lot of googling but i did not get any sample code or code snippet for the same. Can u help me plz.
My library comes with sample code for making calls with it, and every call works exactly the same way. It even comes with a bunch of arrays prepared for you to simply fill in the values. It’s really just a matter of know which calls to make and in which order once you know how to use this library in general.
Have you looked at the samples included? Have you looked at the documentation I linked you to?
If you like we could schedule some 1-on-1 training time and I could walk you through all of this but I would have to bill for that time. Contact me directly if you’re interested in that.
Andrew
How can i send money at 15th day to the secondary receiver after receiving payment from the sender in delayed chained payment.
Can u refer any code snippet.
Hello angeleye,
I had done everything successfully as per your guidelines.Thanks for the same but i have some questions as below please clarify them.
1). What will happen we execute payment request of secondary receiver after 90 days ?
2). What will happen if primary receiver withdrawal all of amounts or set paypal balance to zero we execute payment request of secondary receiver
Thanks & Regrads
Pankaj
Hi
with Adaptive Payments in PayPal does a procedure exist where the Payer sees only the Primary Receiver when they make a payment but the Primary Receiver can see that a payment was made to the merchant (fees) and also in this case a charity recipient? Can this be made clear when they receive the funds as in some cases they will want to be able to clearly show that they gave part of the proceeds to a charity so as to claim a tax deduction? (Australian market)
thanks!
Yes, that is called a chained payment. The payer will only see the primary receiver. The primary receiver will see the full amount hit their account and then a separate transaction immediately come out of their account to pay the secondary receiver. This will all be available in the primary receiver’s PayPal account history.