Shop using PayPal

On my classis site there is a shop using PayPal. Is there anything like that coming in the foreseeable future? Perhaps by another developer?

you can add any cart system to most any website tool if the tool allows adding html, which Elements does,

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Thank you.

What if I wanted to pay by credit card not PayPal? The reason I ask is I am integrating Cartloom in to my new shop and it accepts both methods, it so easy to copy to snippets into any site including Elements and it works!

You can use a cc with paypal. They were smart enough to incorporate it.

I found some where not covered when I set my cart up, I do have PayPal and Stripe for all cards.

Have you tried making a HTML component and adding Paypal snippet button into it to see if that works?

I’m using a PayPal snippet in an html component on my church website for a donations.

No not yet. My site build in RW classic is on another old computer and I have elements on the new.

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Thats looking good! :+1:t2:

I have Paysnap. You can put a picture in there, give it a price and some text and a number so you know whats been sold. And I doubt I can put that together in Elements. Its not just adding a paypal button. Plus I have very little knowledge of html. However I will try.

This is very trivial to do in Elements; what you are effectively doing is building a card for the product, and then the only custom piece you need is the actual button that invokes PayPal.

I have three websites doing exactly this using Cartloom instead of PayPal, and they work flawlessly and were very easy to set up. In my case, I use a snippet from Cartloom that gets me the options that might be needed for the product, the price, and a quantity widget. So all I provide is an image and descriptive text.

Here is what this looks like in practice.

The highlighted section is all coming from the snippet.

You don’t need any knowledge of HTML, the snippet provided by PayPal is all you need. You just need to create a custom HTML component, and then paste in the code, and give it a name that makes sense for the product being sold. You will not need to edit the code.

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Okay, that looks nice. I will dive into that. Thanks!