The osCommerce shopping cart, Version 2.2 or Higher, is 2Checkout Enabled and automatically set up from within the cart admin provided with the cart. You can find information, or download the osCommerce Cart here: osCommerce.com You can also look here for more details on installing and setting it up: oscdox.com The following information should assist [...]
An API (Application Programming Interface) is used in many different contexts in this industry. 2Checkout offers a full featured Back Office API that provides suppliers and 3rd party developers with the ability to automate account, product and order management processes. Using the 2Checkout Back Office API along with the Instant Notification Service (INS) alleviates the [...]
If you are using a 3rd party cart, all shipping charges should be handled in the cart prior to getting to our payment form. The shipping features in the Admin are for our Plug N Play carts and links.
As far as we know, you cannot use our services with a Yahoo! store because of the way they have chosen to set up their payment processing gateway. We are not compatible with their gateway services at this point in time. You may be able to find a 3rd Party Shopping Cart that can meet [...]
A third party shopping cart is not necessary in order to use our service. We provide you with the option of using our easy-to-use Plug-N-Play shopping cart. Our PNP shopping cart uses simple HTML links, so you do not need to install extra software. However, if you wish to use a third party shopping cart [...]
Due to current credit card regulations, 2Checkout is no longer able to allow the purchase routine to be loaded with in a frame set. By loading our site in a frame, the customer would remain on the suppliers server while navigating though out purchase routine. Because 2Checkout is an authorized reseller and not a payment [...]
The reason for the products to not be removed from the cart from previous purchase is because you have tested a demo sale more than once without actually completing the sale. This means the product was “cookied” into the cart. The cart will remember items you put in the cart, and will only clear out [...]
Each button added to the page needs to have its own opening and closing form field. This tells the browser that each form is separate, and not part of the same one. The following correct example generated two separate buy buttons: <form action=”https://www.2checkout.com/checkout/purchase” method=”post”> <input type=”hidden” name=”sid” value=”XXXXXX” /> <input type=”hidden” name=”product_id” value=”10″ /> <input [...]


