Form entries to paypal checkout

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    Default Form entries to paypal checkout

    That's basically it. I'm looking for a way to collect form entry data of 1 text
    box and 4 or 5 options and send it dirctly to check out at PayPal. Allowing the
    user to edit the entries in the check out is best but not required if it's a
    hassle.

    yeshuaway Guest

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    Default Re: Form entries to paypal checkout

    Did you get anywhere with this? I'm looking to do the same thing.

    Please email me at 'simply strat at hot mail [.] com' (take out the spaces) if you know how to resolve this.
    Many Thanks
    STRATUK Guest

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    Default Re: Form entries to paypal checkout

    I created a (very) simple web store for my wife, with PayPal
    [url]http://www.direct2usales.com[/url]

    As far as I know, there is no way to pass dynamic data to PayPal

    Everything I pass to the PayPal shopping cart is hard wired in the code for
    each "add to cart" command on the site... based on the example code I
    downloaded when developing the store site

    For anything else, if it is even possible, you might browse around at the
    PayPal developer site to see if they say anything about passing dynamic data to
    their shopping cart... I never saw anything like that, but it's been awhile
    since I got her store code working, so PayPal could have added new options
    since the last time I looked


    John T Smith Guest

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