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Actually, I have a website where I want to run the complete process of cart functionality. All is going well but when I click on Payment method and select Debit card and put data in field it not accept. How can I put data into fields.

`WebElement BilMethod = wait.until(ExpectedConditions.elementToBeClickable(By.xpath ("/html/body/app-root/div/app-checkout/div/div/div/div[2]/div/div[1]/div/ng-stepper/div/div[2]/div[2]/app-address/div/div[3]/div[3]/div/div"))); BilMethod.click(); Thread.sleep(1000);

What is the simplest way to "afterpaypayovertime" key & value data from below object ?

I have been using the PHP SDK, while doing some other composer stuff, we noticed this warning about the http portion of the sdk. Package paypal/paypalhttp is abandoned, you should avoid using it. No replacement was suggested.

I've tried deleting the paypalhttp directory and rerunning composer update but it's a required dependency of "paypal/paypal-checkout-sdk": "1.0.1" which as far as I can tell is the current latest version of the SDK, at least as far as PayPal's own documentation is concerned (although I've learned by now not to always trust their docs). As such it reinstalled itself on a composer update.

Am I just supposed to ignore this? Am I using some old version of the sdk that relies on this abandoned package? Is there a newer alternative to either the SDK or the http package?

I want to develop my own web application on Vue.js and Firebase where uses can buy products or services using a payment API (paypal or stripe).

I would like to show the prices of these products in local currency of each user, but I dont figure out how to approach the problem. Perhaps using a currency conversion external API?

Please if anybody has faced this problem once I would like to know what alternatives (libraries, api, code samples...) exist to solve this on Vue.js and Firebase.

I have an Azure Static Web App developed using Angular (let's say my company homepage) which needs to be publicly accessible w/o authentication. If I wanted some dynamic content on the home page which comes from a database (i.e. news items or a product list), are there any ways to "secure" an Azure Function endpoint that supplies this data to the front end.

"secure" == I'd like to limit access of the endpoint to just my Azure Static Web App.

I'd also like to set up a function that listens for IPN requests from PayPal and so I'd like to configure that function to only be accessible from PayPal.

I see that I can configure CORS to only allow specific domains access to a function -- is this my best option?

Hi I am using this module to integrate the Paypal solution in my site: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@paypal/react-paypal-js

However even though it seems to be developed by paypal officially, there seems to be no option to disable the shipping address during checkout

I have below array of objects with vertical as string and projects as array of objects inside it. projects can be empty too. Each projects entry if not empty, will have name and releaseType as properties.

That's it. Lemme explaim myself. I coded a chrome extension that when clicking on a button, it will open a new resized tab (a paypal login) , but I can't manage to click the "log in button" of paypal because trying to

I have an html form for registering for a club. I then have a php script that I want to have called that will send an email to me with the registration info. What I need to have happen is have the PHP script called once I get a successful payment through paypal. Under sandbox I am successfully hitting the 'onApprove' callback. I just wonder how I call the PHP file and post the data from the form. Any help would be appreciated. Or if there's a better way to do it, please let me know.

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