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Adding discounts to Paypal forms?

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  1. Turbine
    Member

    Is there a way to add a discount option of some sort? I've tried using a Product option with negative values in it, but I end up just getting a Paypal error. The form is located here: http://nesoftball.org/?page_id=222 .

    Also, another quick question. I didn't really know what to call this one so I didn't know how to look for it in the forums, but I was wondering how to make the options where it asks if you're registered or not, if you say "Yes" if the field where you enter in your number becomes Required.

    Any and all help is appreciated! :)

    Posted 13 years ago on Monday November 14, 2011 | Permalink

  2. Carl Hancock
    Administrator

    Currently discounts and coupons are not a feature of the PayPal Add-On. The only way it can be implemented is by writing a customization which I know has been done by some developers for clients.

    I'm assuming when you say you've tried using a Product option with negative values in it you are meaning you have an option field with a choice that has a negative price. Correct? Which field on that form has an option that sets a negative price? I'll need that to submit a test so I can make sure I choose the option that sets a negative price.

    There is no way to use conditional logic to make a field required. Conditional logic only allows you to show or hide a field based on a selection. But what you could do is add 2 fields for the same thing and make one of them required. Then use conditional logic to show the appropriate one based ont he selection they make. Conditional logic is an option under the Advanced tab when editing a field in the form editor.

    Posted 13 years ago on Monday November 14, 2011 | Permalink