Yes, this is possible. You may pass in a parameter called x_receipt_link_url to control where the customer is returned to on a per-sale basis. Keep in mind that this parameter will over-ride any return URL set on the Look and Feel page of your account, but it will not over-ride any return URLs that are set up on the product itself if there are any. Using this method, you could create a special button or link that would return the customer to a different page on your site than is set up on the Look and Feel page. This is useful for ‘promotional’ type sites as you can avoid having to make any configuration changes to your actual account.

If you are using buttons on your site to sell your goods through 2Checkout, you would add a single line to the button such as this:

<input type=”hidden” name=”x_receipt_link_url” value=”http://www.your-site.com/return.php”>

This must go between the opening and closing FORM tag that you see when you view your existing code.

If you are using links to sell your goods through 2Checkout, then you would add this parameter to your links to specify the return url, such as this:

&x_receipt_link_url=http://www.your-site.com/return.php

Notice that in both of the above examples, the FULL path is used for the value of this.

Important Note: For security reasons, the domain on your account and the domain that hosts the pass back page must match exactly for this to work correctly. For example, if you have http://www.your-site.com specified on your account, you could pass back to http://www.your-site.com/pages/pass.php but not to http://www.your-other-site.com/pages/pass.php.