Take Paypal Payments On Our Site - Django Wednesdays ECommerce 47
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video we'll set up Paypal Payments on our Django Ecommerce site.
Accepting Paypal on our site is important, and easier than you may think!
We'll implement the Django-Paypal library in our app and set it up in this video.
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Thank you very much, John Elder! I followed your instructions without any issues. You're the best Python Django developer by far. Congratulations on your wedding!
Thanks!
Yippy! Hope this series does continue
There's always a django wednesday :-p
very beatiful , Thank you so so much
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for this video john. I liked when you sad USA at 24:00 XD. I love United state ♥
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great video, sir!
Thanks!
very Good Videos Sir . I have done your flask course and now this django course .Are you gonna make more flask videos in future . Also Start Fast API
we'll see...
So when I try to cancel the order it shows me the business email instead of the app name. Any suggestions on how fix this ?
Very helpful, Thank you very much
Welcome!
next video please
Got married, more videos next week.
Hey John, we need a tutorial on Python Flet!!
Coming soon
this is great but then what is the point of the billing info at the bottom?
later when we add stripe
Nice video ! It worked out for me, but the credt card option did not appear to me, insted it tells me to create an account, can you help me?
If it tells you to create an account...create an account lol why haven't you already?
Let's gooo !
Yep!
How about a comment section?
no plans for that
ive gotten "Reverse for 'paypal-ipn' not found. 'paypal-ipn' is not a valid view function or pattern name" and im trying to fifure out what could be the issue
Did you forget to add the path('paypal', include("paypal.standard.ipn.urls")), to urls.py? Did you forget to import include at the top of urls.py?
I had the same problem. For me I fixed it by adding the namespace "payment" to the "paypal-ipn" in the reverse function in the view. So, instead of "paypal-ipn" say "payment:paypal-ipn". And do the same thing for the other two in the dictionary.
Add "payment" namespace to the reverse function. So, instead of "paypal-ipn" put "payment:paypal-ipn". And do the same thing with the other two (success and failure).
@@CodemycomI fixed it by adding the payment namespace to the paypal-ipn in the reverse function. So, "payment:paypal-ipn". Also for the success and failure.
@@spyderrex thank you thats exactly what i needed to do.