The issue is you only have one Product Field on that form, configured as a Single Product field type and you disable it's quantity field option. See this screenshot:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/185347/Slingshot/Pictures/Screen%20Shot%202011-12-27%20at%208.35.23%20PM.png
But when you did that, you didn't also then add a standalone Quantity field to the form so that a Quantity for this Product could be selected. The ability to disable the Quantity is there so you can use the standalone Quantity field as an alternative. If no Quantity field exists for that Single Product Field then there is no Quantity... if there is no Quantity then there is no Total and no order... which is why it isn't redirecting to PayPal.
What I did was I added a Quantity Field from the Pricing Fields to your form. I positioned it underneath your Product Field. I then set it's field type to Hidden and it's Default Value to 1.
One thing to note is this Quantity field is automatically associated with the only Product Field on your form. If multiple Product Fields existing on your form, there would be a drop down to select which Product Field it is associated with. We'll be changing that to make that field selection drop down always visible to avoid some confusion that causes some users.
After adding the hidden quantity field with the default value of 1 to your form, it now submits to PayPal as intended because there is no a quantity associated with that Product.
Posted 12 years ago on Wednesday December 28, 2011 |
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