Using PayPal for OJS and OCS Payments - Revision history

Alec: Remove extraneous IPN instructions.

2013-02-26T20:19:27Z

Remove extraneous IPN instructions.

67.132.126.100: /* Configuring OJS */

2011-10-26T13:56:49Z

‎Configuring OJS

Jmacgreg: Reverted edits by OwenSalier (talk) to last revision by Jmacgreg

2011-09-28T05:30:09Z

Reverted edits by OwenSalier (talk) to last revision by Jmacgreg

OwenSalier: /* A Paypal Sandbox Account */

2011-09-28T02:55:25Z

‎A Paypal Sandbox Account

Jmacgreg: Reverted edits by 112.205.197.43 (talk) to last revision by 24.222.221.207

2011-08-06T17:07:41Z

Reverted edits by 112.205.197.43 (talk) to last revision by 24.222.221.207

112.205.197.43: /* Using PayPal for OJS and OCS Payments */

2011-08-05T16:01:54Z

‎Using PayPal for OJS and OCS Payments

24.222.221.207: Re-arrange headings to differentiate between Paypal config and Application Config. Also broke OCS and OJS config into different sections as the method appears to be different.

2011-02-15T16:25:27Z

Re-arrange headings to differentiate between Paypal config and Application Config. Also broke OCS and OJS config into different sections as the method appears to be different.

Jmacgreg: Reverted edits by Gostudent (talk) to last revision by Jmacgreg

2011-02-10T22:21:12Z

Reverted edits by Gostudent (talk) to last revision by Jmacgreg

Gostudent: /* Viewing Payments As Journal Manager */

2011-02-10T20:19:29Z

‎Viewing Payments As Journal Manager

Jmacgreg: Undo revision 1624 by 70.39.93.16 (talk)

2010-11-24T20:49:02Z

Undo revision 1624 by 70.39.93.16 (talk)

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 After you have created each pretend-paypal account, you can easily log in to any one of these pretend-paypal accounts via a nice menu choice from your sandbox developer accounts, which makes this easy.   After you are logged into your pretend-paypal account, you can do everything a real paypal user can do.  For example, you can verify your pretend-paypal account.   (If the site asks for verification (which the real paypal does by depositing two small transactions into your account), you can provide any dollar amount you wish.)
-For your pretend-paypal seller (i.e., your journal account), you want to turn on Instant Payment Notification (IPN).  On the profile page, under Seller Preferences, you will find the IPN entry.  the notification URL that you need to answer the question is https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr.  [The IPN URL under 'Fee Payment Methods' is not hard-coded to the default PayPal URL to enable testing with the PayPal sandbox before enabling the production PayPal URL. In effect, this is the URL that OJS will use to communicate with PayPal to both setup the transaction and to verify its completion once PayPal payment is complete. Part of the process of setting up a transaction is to include a return URL to OJS for PayPal (this is how PayPal knows where to return).]
+At this point, you should be all set to simulate the paypal side of your interactions.  now skip to "Configuring OJS/OCS below."
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-at this point, you should be all set to simulate the paypal side of your interactions.  now skip to "Configuring OJS/OCS below."
 == Your Real PayPal Account ==
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 Using the Unverified link, go ahead and verify your account.
 == Configuring OJS ==

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 [[Image:Paypal19.png]]
-If you have any questions about using OJS or OCS with PayPal, please let us know at pkp-support@sfu.ca
+If you have any questions about using OJS or OCS with PayPal, please let us know on the [http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum/ PKP Support Forum]
 == Configuring OCS ==

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 First, experiment not with a real paypal account, but with the paypal sandbox account feature.  Switch to the real paypal website only after the sandbox pretend-paypal account interactions with your journal is working well.   This section describes the sandbox-related setup process.
-Before we start, some conceptual clarification.  Although the sandbox website is a great feature, paypal's names are a bit confusing.  Paypal has two types of accounts that live on the sandbox website.  You should distinguish between the developer account, and pretend-paypal accounts.  You first create <span class="plainlinks">[http://thebeginnerslens.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">iphone photography</span>] one and only one developer account.  This developer account in turn allows you to create pretend-paypal accounts with monopoly money.   When logging into the sandbox website, you may log on either into your real developer account, or into one of the many pretend-paypal accounts that you have created.
+Before we start, some conceptual clarification.  Although the sandbox website is a great feature, paypal's names are a bit confusing.  Paypal has two types of accounts that live on the sandbox website.  You should distinguish between the developer account, and pretend-paypal accounts.  You first create one and only one developer account.  This developer account in turn allows you to create pretend-paypal accounts with monopoly money.   When logging into the sandbox website, you may log on either into your real developer account, or into one of the many pretend-paypal accounts that you have created.
 To get started, go to https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_onboarding-list&getStarted=true .

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 First, experiment not with a real paypal account, but with the paypal sandbox account feature.  Switch to the real paypal website only after the sandbox pretend-paypal account interactions with your journal is working well.   This section describes the sandbox-related setup process.
-Before we start, some conceptual clarification.  Although the sandbox website is a great feature, paypal's names are a bit confusing.  Paypal has two types of accounts that live on the sandbox website.  You should distinguish between the developer account, and pretend-paypal accounts.  You first create one and only one developer account.  This developer account in turn allows you to create pretend-paypal accounts with monopoly money.   When logging into the sandbox website, you may log on either into your real developer account, or into one of the many pretend-paypal accounts that you have created.
+Before we start, some conceptual clarification.  Although the sandbox website is a great feature, paypal's names are a bit confusing.  Paypal has two types of accounts that live on the sandbox website.  You should distinguish between the developer account, and pretend-paypal accounts.  You first create <span class="plainlinks">[http://thebeginnerslens.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">iphone photography</span>] one and only one developer account.  This developer account in turn allows you to create pretend-paypal accounts with monopoly money.   When logging into the sandbox website, you may log on either into your real developer account, or into one of the many pretend-paypal accounts that you have created.
 To get started, go to https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_onboarding-list&getStarted=true .

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 After you have created each pretend-paypal account, you can easily log in to any one of these pretend-paypal accounts via a nice menu choice from your sandbox developer accounts, which makes this easy.   After you are logged into your pretend-paypal account, you can do everything a real paypal user can do.  For example, you can verify your pretend-paypal account.   (If the site asks for verification (which the real paypal does by depositing two small transactions into your account), you can provide any dollar amount you wish.)
-For your pretend-paypal seller (i.e., your journal account), you want to turn on Instant Payment Notification (IPN).  On the profile page, under Seller Preferences, you will find the IPN entry.  the notification URL that you need to answer the question is https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr.  [The IPN URL under 'Fee Payment Methods' is not hard-coded to the default PayPal URL to enable testing with the PayPal sandbox before enabling the production PayPal URL. In effect, this is the URL that OJS will use to communicate with PayPal to both setup the transaction and to verify its completion once PayPal payment is complete. Part of the process of setting <span class="plainlinks">[http://xTiburon.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">technology news</span>] up a transaction is to include a return URL to OJS for PayPal (this is how PayPal knows where to return).]
+For your pretend-paypal seller (i.e., your journal account), you want to turn on Instant Payment Notification (IPN).  On the profile page, under Seller Preferences, you will find the IPN entry.  the notification URL that you need to answer the question is https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr.  [The IPN URL under 'Fee Payment Methods' is not hard-coded to the default PayPal URL to enable testing with the PayPal sandbox before enabling the production PayPal URL. In effect, this is the URL that OJS will use to communicate with PayPal to both setup the transaction and to verify its completion once PayPal payment is complete. Part of the process of setting up a transaction is to include a return URL to OJS for PayPal (this is how PayPal knows where to return).]
 at this point, you should be all set to simulate the paypal side of your interactions.  now skip to "Configuring OJS/OCS below."

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 [[Image:Paypal12.png]]
+Now that you have setup your PayPal account, you will need to activate your payment methods in OJS. To do so, login as the Journal Manager, and select Payments. Under General Options, choose your currency:
 [[Image:Paypal13.png]]
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 If you have any questions about using OJS or OCS with PayPal, please let us know at pkp-support@sfu.ca
-== Configuring OJS/OCS ==
+== Configuring OCS ==
-Now that you have setup your PayPal account, you will need to activate your payment methods in OJS or OCS. To do so, login as the Journal Manager or the Conference Manager, and select Payments. Under General Options, choose your currency:
+Now that you have setup your PayPal account, you will need to activate your payment methods in OCS. To do so, login as the Conference Manager, and select Payments. Under General Options, choose your currency:
 == Viewing Payments As Journal Manager ==
 In terms of completed payments, you should be able to access these via the 'Records' tab from the Fee Payment Options screen as a JM. Likewise, you'll find options for submission and peer review payments under the main 'Options' page. With these enabled, you'll be able to see if/when they were paid for each submisssion.

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−	In terms of completed payments, you should be able to access these via the 'Records' tab from the Fee Payment Options screen as a JM. Likewise, you'll find options for submission and peer review payments under the main 'Options' page. With these enabled, you'll be able to see if/when they were paid for each submisssion.	+	In terms of completed payments, you should be able to access these via the 'Records' tab from the Fee Payment Options screen as a JM. Likewise, <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.seo-montreal.net/ <span style="color:#000000;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">seo montreal</span>] you'll find options for submission and peer review payments under the main 'Options' page. With these enabled, you'll be able to see if/when they were paid for each submisssion.

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