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Has anyone commented out the line on cart.aspx:
<uc4:PaypalExpressCheckoutButton[2] ...[/2]
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[2]or would it be better to include a "visible=false" in the line?[/2]
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[2]Since there is the PayPal option on the Checkout page anyway, I think it might be better for all customers to go to that step.[/2]
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[2]What have others done here? I seem to be getting more PayPal orders than I used to under my old cart, and I'm wondering if some people feel they *have* to click that PayPal button to checkout. Plus I know that some folks don't like PayPal and don't want them assuming that PP is our only processor.
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I believe the paypal express rules require that a checkout button be placed on the shopping cart page which is why it is located there. |
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Thanks -- well, it doesn't work to use visible="false" anyway for some reason. It's not a big deal, but it's not a requirement in other carts (i.e. SF6) |
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That is what I remember also. Although it has been many months since I read the PayPal requirements. |
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Visible=false does not work, because the code for the paypal express button control automatically sets visible=true in the codebehind if paypal express is setup as a payment option, most likely because they have read the paypal express rules more recently than me or Andy and know it is required to be there. |
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As for the other carts (SF6) if they are using Paypal Express not standard paypal payments they are most likely breaking the rules. |
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As already stated, visible=false does not work, however commenting out <!-- --> does work. Good Luck!
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