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Click here to create an account with PayPal.
 

You will require a minimum of version 4.9.2 for the PHP version. You can check the version you are running by logging into your store control panel and the number will appear at the top of the first page. If you are running an earlier version then the latest updater will always be available here for download.
 

• Log in to your PayPal account
   
• Go to Profile -> API Access -> API Certificate Request
   
• You will need to fill in the application for the certificate request. It may take some time for you to be granted this certificate.
   
• As part of the signup process, an “account name” will be suggested for the certificate. This will be of the form “user_api1.yoursite.com”. You will also be required to create a password for the certificate. You are strongly recommended for security reasons to NOT use your PayPal login password. Create a new password.
   
• When you receive your certificate you will need to save it to your webserver. Make sure that for security reasons you save the certificate OUTSIDE the web root. This means that nobody can download the certificate by entering it’s URL in their web browser.

• Now log in to your ecommerce plus template admin section, click on the payment providers admin page and enter the following information for PayPal Direct.
  
  API Account Name: (Such as user_api1.yoursite.com)
  
  API Password: The password you created above.
  
  Transaction Type: Authorize only or Authorize / Capture.

• Please note, you can put PayPal into Demo Mode on the ecommerce plus template payment provider admin section, but this will involve using the PayPal "Sandbox" as here... https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/
  This would mean creating a separate sandbox email login, password and certificate request. (Sandbox certificates are assigned immediately).

In your cart.php page, above the opening HTML tab you should have some lines of PHP like this . . .

<?php
session_cache_limiter('none');
session_start(); ?>

When using PayPal Payments Pro it helps if you have “output buffering” turned on. To do this, just make sure you have the ob_start() directive which you can add like this . . .

<?php
session_cache_limiter('none');
session_start();
ob_start(); ?>

This step is optional, but it does mean that when using Express Checkout the transition between your site and the PayPal server will be smoother.

For more information, rates and support, please visit the PayPal website.