Videos tagged with Payments
Amit Fulay, Mikhail Seregine, Luke Bayes, Jacob McMahonWe will introduce in-app Payments API for monetizing games, content and digital goods. We will show demos and example integrations, as well as walk through how the API works and how to integrate it into both HTML and Flash apps.
Make a Payment - Google AdWords
Make a Payment is a feature available in postpay AdWords accounts that you can use to initiate a payment for any amount you like, whenever you like. For more information, visit (https://adwords.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?topic=14878).Please note that Make a Payment has not been enabled in all accounts yet, but we're working on it!
MVC Storefront, Part 22: Restructuring, Rerouting, and PayPal
In this episode I restructure a bit in order to clean things up some. I also change the routes to be a lot simpler. Finally, I add PayPal as a checkout option. Presented by Rob Conery Date: 16 October 2008
MIX06: Powering E-Commerce with PayPal
The Commerce Starter Kit for ASP.NET 2.0 is a free, open source application built from the ground up on ASP.NET 2.0. It includes a storefront, shopping cart, order management system and many other features required to sell products online. It comes pre-integrated with PayPal Pro and can be extended to support other payment systems as well. In this presentation, Rob Conery, the creator of the Co...
Railscasts #146: PayPal Express Checkout
PayPal Express Checkout is easy to add to an existing ordering system. See how in this episode.
Railscasts #144: Active Merchant Basics
Active Merchant is a great library for handling credit card transactions. In this episode I will show you the basics of using it to communicate with PayPal's gateway.
Railscasts #143: PayPal Security
This episode shows how to encrypt the variables passed to PayPal and verify the authenticity of the payment notifications (IPN).
Railscasts #142: PayPal Notifications
PayPal's IPN (Instant Payment Notification) service allows your app to get confirmation when an order is processed. In this episode I use IPN to mark a cart as purchased.