Delays of the e-mail notifications can happen for several reasons: 1). Due to high sales volume the mail server may back up. The mail queue will eventually catch itself up. The only solution is to wait for this to happen – the mail program can only send so quickly and 2CO staff does not have [...]
If you are looking for more report functions, we have added links to download all your orders in a comma separated format ( .csv file ). To do this in the Classic Sellers Area (V2), you can click on “search” under the “helpful links” area of your account homepage and then click “go” on the [...]
Yes, 2Checkout supports coupons. You can set coupons to equal to any of the following: percentage off individual items or off entire sales a set amount discount off an individual item or of entire sale free shipping And if you’re feeling ambitious (or generous!), you can also set up multiple coupons. What does the customer [...]
The direct return works through a spider on 2Checkout.com that does an HTML GET from our server with all the variables to the seller’s server. The spider prints to the screen whatever the seller’s server returns for the buyer to see.
ORDERING A SINGLE PRODUCT VS. ORDERING MULTIPLE PRODUCTS WITH DIRECT RETURN: The order process works in the following manner when the Return Method is set to “Given links back to my website“. If no approved URL has been specified in your account, the customer’s order will end at the 2Checkout order confirmation page. You are [...]
The sale parameters are returned to your return URL (approved URL) at the end of each sale. If you are updating your database with this information the return URL must use a script that processes the returned sale parameters. The parameters returned depend on the parameter set being used to start the sale. You will [...]
Parameters are only passed back to a script. This means your Approved URL needs to end in a script extension (cgi, pl, php, asp, jsp, ETC).
Please Check where you add/edit products in the Admin to see if you set up a return URL that is different than where you want the buyer to be sent to. That return will override the return URLs you set up in the Return page.
The continue shopping button works like this: If return_url is passed in, it returns to the page (i.e. return_url=http://www.example.com/mypage.html). If that is not passed in, it returns to the page the buyer clicked “buy” (by http_referer) from on your site (doesn’t work if you are testing from a page on your pc). If those 2 [...]
Most of our Vendors that need extra details about the buyer usually have the buyer sent back to a form on their site after the sale. This way, the buyer could send all extra details directly to them. You can use the Purchase Machine section of our developers.2Checkout area to see how you can pass [...]
