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Creating a Buy Now button in Dreamweaver -PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:30:00 Creating a Buy Now button
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to create a Buy Now button in Dreamweaver. This is assuming you have already added a Paypal extension to your Dreamweaver application. You can find a number of them at https://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/pdn/3p-solutions-components-outside. In this example, we will be using the extension developed by WebAssist.com. Click on the Paypal tab in the Objects Panel. Place your cursor in the location where you would like to add a button. Now click to add a Paypal button. You can click to add a Single Item Purchase button... or a Paypal Add To Cart item (you will need a Premier or Business account to do this)... or you can add a View Cart button. In this example, we will add a Single Purchase Item button. Start by entering the email address that is associated with your Paypal account. Select the button design you wish to use. Alternatively, you can use your own custom image. Si Read more:Creating
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Creating a Donation button - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:27:00 Creating a Donationbutton
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to create a Donation button. Basically, we will be adding a Donation button to a page on our web site. Adding a Donation button to this page will allow site visitors to make a donation via Paypal. Let's get started. Start by entering a donation name and ID for the item. Note that this is optional. You can enter a value here if you are asking for a specific amount. Otherwise, if you leave it blank, your donors will enter their own amount. Specify a currency for the donation. Specify if you would like the donor's payment form to default to a specific country. If not, the donors will choose for themselves. You can use the default Donation button design... or you can click to choose another button. Alternatively, you can use your own custom image. Simply enter a URL that points to your custom image. You can use encrypted button code that will prevent it from being altered by others. Keep in mind Read more:Creating
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Creating a subscription button - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:23:00 Creating a subscription button
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to create a subscription button. Note: You will need to have a Business or Premier account to create a subscription button. Basically, we will be adding a subscription button to a page on our web site where visitors can subscribe to a service with regular automated payments. Let's get started. Start by entering a name and ID for the subscription. Note that this is optional. Specify a currency for the price. Specify if you would like the subscriber's payment form to default to a specific country. If not, the subscribers will choose for themselves. Specify if you would like Paypal to automatically generate usernames and passwords for your subscribers. Note that IPN and some server modifications will be required. You can optionally offer free trial periods to your site visitors. Let's see how to set that up. Enter a 0 to create a free trial period. Specify how long the trial period will las Read more:Creating
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Creating a shopping cart Buy Now button - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:20:00 Creating a shopping cart Buy Now button
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to create a shopping cart Buy Now button. Keep in mind that you need to have a Premier or Business Paypal account in order to use the shopping cart code generator. Basically, we will be adding a shopping cart Buy Now button to a page on our web site that allows the buyer to add an item to the shopping cart and return to the site to do more shopping. Let's get started. Start by entering a name and ID for the item. Note that this is optional. Now enter a price for the item. Specify a currency for the price. Specify if you would like the buyer's payment form to default to a specific country. If not, the buyers will choose for themselves. You can use the default Buy Now button design... or you can click to choose another button. Alternatively, you can use your own custom image. Simply enter a URL that points to your custom image. You can now click to create a basic shopping cart butt Read more:Creating
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Create a Buy Now button with additional options - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:16:00 Create a Buy Now button
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to create a Buy Now button with additional options. Click to create a Buy Now button. Basically, we will be adding a Buy Now Button to a page on our web site. Adding a Buy Now button to this page will allow site visitors to place an order via Paypal. Let's get started. Start by entering a name and ID for the item. Note that this optional. Now enter a price for the item. Specify a currency for the price. Specify if you would like the buyer's payment form to default to a specific country. If not, the buyers will choose for themselves. You can use the default Buy Now button design... or you can click to choose another button. Alternatively, you can use your own custom image. Simply enter a URL that points to your custom image. You can use encrypted button code that will prevent it from being altered by others. Keep in mind that if encrypted, you will not be able to generate Read more:Tutorial
Creating a Basic Buy Now button - PayPal tutorial 2007-04-16 01:13:00 Creating a Basic
Buy Now button
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to create a basic Buy Now button. Basically, we will be adding a Buy Now button to a page on our web site. Adding a Buy Now button to this page will allow site visitors to place an order via Paypal. Click to create a Buy Now button. Let's get started. Start by entering a name and ID for the item. Note that this is optional. Now enter a price for the item. Specify a currency for the price. Specify if you would like the buyer's payment form to default to a specific country. If not, the buyers will choose for themselves. You can use the default Buy Now button design... or you can click to choose another button. Alternatively, you can use your own custom image. Simply enter a URL that points to your custom image. You can use encrypted button code that will prevent it from being altered by others. Keep in mind that if encrypted, you will not be able to generate an email link, and you will be Read more:Creating
Withdrawing funds from your Paypal account - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:09:00 Withdrawing funds from your Paypal account - PayPal (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to withdraw funds from your Paypal account. There are several ways you can withdraw funds. Let's take a look at them now. You can transfer funds to your bank account. Note that you must have already added the bank account to your Paypal account via the verification process. You can have Paypal send you a check by ground mail. Once you have applied for and received a Paypal debit card, you can use it to make purchases drawing from your Paypal account funds. You can withdraw funds from any ATM using your Paypal debit card. You can use your Paypal account funds to shop at Paypal shop. Again, remember that you must have already added your bank account to your Paypal account. If you haven't already done so, you should do it now. You now know how to withdraw funds from your Paypal account.withdrawing funds, withdrawing funds paypal, withdrawing funds pay pal, withdrawing funds paypa Read more:Tutorial
Add Funds - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:06:00 Add Funds
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to add funds to your Paypal account. You can add funds directly from your bank account. Note that will first need to add a bank account to your Paypal account. It generally takes 3-4 days to transfer funds from your bank account. Assuming you already have a confirmed bank account associated with your Paypal account, simply select the account, enter the amount you wish to transfer and click to initiate the transfer process. If, however, you have not yet attached a bank account, you should go ahead and do that now. Enter all your bank account details and click to submit the request. You will find the routing and account information at the bottom of your checks. Paypal will make 2 small deposits to your account. You should see them within a few days. Enter those amounts here in your Paypal account to complete the verification process. You are now able to add funds to your Paypal account.add funds, add funds paypal Read more:Tutorial
Editing your profile - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 01:03:00 Editing your profile
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(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to edit your profile in your Paypal account. You can edit your account information... or your financial information... or selling preferences. In this tutorial, we will edit the phone number. Let's add a new telephone number to the account. Let's go back to see the results. As you can see, the new telephone number has been added. Let's make it the primary Work number. As you can see, it is now the primary telephone number for Work. You are now able to edit your profile in your Paypal account.editing profile, editing profile paypal, editing profile pay pal, editing profile paypal tutorial, editing profile pay pal tutorial, paypal, pay pal, paypal tutorial, pay pal tutorial, tutorial, Read more:Tutorial
Add Credit Card - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:58:00 Add Credit Card - PayPal
(Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to add your credit card to your Paypal account. You will then be able to use your credit card as an alternate source of funds when sending money via Paypal in the event your Paypal account balance does not cover your payment. You can click here to add your credit card... or you can do it via your account profile. Enter your credit card details. Make sure you enter a correct value for the Card Verification number. It is the last 3 numbers on the back of your credit card (except for American Express where it is the last 4 numbers on the front of the card). Specify a billing address. This should exactly match the address on your credit card statement since many credit card companies use an Address Verification System. You can use the address you entered when signing up for your Paypal account... or you can enter a different address. Click to add the card. This process will take a few seconds as it actually r Read more:Tutorial
Verifying your new Paypal account - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:56:00 Verifying your new Paypal account - PayPal (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to verify your new Paypal account. This involves adding a bank account to your Paypal account. Enter all your bank details and click to submit the request. You will find the routing and account information at the bottom of your checks. Paypal will make 2 small deposits to your account. You should see them within a few days. Enter those amounts here in your Paypal account to complete the verification process. Click Continue to initiate the verification process. Remember to keep an eye out for the 2 small deposits in your bank account. You are now able to verify your Paypal account.verifying account, verifying account paypal, verifying account pay pal, verifying account paypal tutorial, verifying account pay pal tutorial, paypal, pay pal, paypal tutorial, pay pal tutorial, tutorial, Read more:Tutorial
Signing up for a new Paypal account - PayPal Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:47:00 Signing up for a new Paypal account - PayPal (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to sign up for a new Paypal account. Select the type of account you would like to have. Note that you can always upgrade your account once you have registered. Select the country where you live. Enter your personal information. Your name and address should match your records for your credit card and bank account. Enter a valid email address. You will use this address as your Paypal account login. Now create a password. Make it a minimum of 8 alpha-numeric characters (no spaces or special characters). Remember that your password is case sensitive. Create and answer 2 security questions. These will be used as verification of your identity in the event you lose your password. Click to confirm that you have read and agreed to Paypal's User Agreement and Privacy Policy. Enter the code you see here. This is a security measure that helps prevent automated account registrations. You have init Read more:Tutorial
Modifying your header - WordPress Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:34:00 Modifying your header
WordPress (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to modify your header. As you can see, you can make changes to the text color as well as the background colors. Let's try it out. Make your color selection from the color pallette. As you can see, when you mouse over color, the hexadecimal code is displayed here. Alternatively, if you have specific hexadecimal codes you wish to use... you can enter them using the Advanced tab. At any time, you can also click to go back to the original default colors. You can also click to "revert" to the last color, but this will only go back one step and will not work once you have saved any changes. Once you are satisfied with your selection, click to save the changes. Let's take a look at the results in the site. Here is the original design, and on refreshing the page... we now see the modified header. Note that aside from text and background color, you can also change the actual text. You can also change the Read more:Tutorial
Managing pages - WordPress Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:31:00 Managing pages WordPress (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to manage pages. Pages, unlike posts, reside outside the blog chronology. While posts are date driven, pages are static informational pages that you add to your site (eg., Policies, About, Copyright, Contact, etc.). Let's go ahead and create one now. Start by giving the new page a title and adding content to the page. Specify if you wish to allow visitors to add comments and/or ping the page. Visitors will need to enter a password to view a password protected page. Specify if the page is top level page or if it is a child page to an existing one. You can use the default template, or you can automatically format the page as an Archives or Links page. You can enter a slug. This will apply if you are using Permalinks to create a link to your page. Essentially, it will remove all non-HTML-friendly characters, and it will add a hyphen in between each word of your title. Specify an author for the page. You can Read more:Tutorial
Configuring options - WordPress Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:27:00 Configuring options WordPress (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to configure option in your weblog. Most of the settings were set by default when installed the weblog, but you can edit them at any time to better suit your specific needs. For instance, you can specify membership requirements before a visitor can post a comment. You can also set the default role when a new user account is created. You can set your preferences for time and date display. Specify your preferences for when posts are written. Posts can be added by email by using a secret account with POP3 email access. Similarly, set your preferences for when reading posts. This section basically focuses on what types of notifications will be automatically generated when posts are made in a discussion. Note that these general settings will be overridden by any specific rules you set up in individual articles. You can also develop a blacklist which will prevent certain words from being posted to your web Read more:Configuring
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Managing users - WordPress Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:23:00 Managing users
WordPress (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to manage users. By default, you will already be set up as a user with the Administrator privileges. Let's create a new user. Note that provided you have your setting in Options configured to allow it, visitors can register themselves as users on your site. The new user is given subscriber privileges by default. Let's change the user's role. You are now able to manage users.managing users wordpress, managing users word press, managing users wordpress tutorial, managing users word press tutorial, wordpress, word press, wordpress tutorial, word press tutorial, managing users, tutorial, Read more:Tutorial
Writing a comment - WordPress Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:20:00 Writing a comment - WordPress (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how your visitors can write a comment. You can specify which privileges you wish to extend to your visitors. Basically, you can allow anyone to register/post, or you can require that someone must be registered before they can post a comment. In this example, let's not select either one, and let's see what happens when an unregistered visitor tries to post a comment. The visitor will click to read a post and then try to post a comment. You will see that since this is an unregistered user, the comment has been accepted into the database, but it will not be published until Admin moderation. When you login to your Admin area, you will now see that one comment requires moderation. At this point, you can email the visitor... or edit the comment... or view the comment... or delete this specific comment... or, if you have several comments to moderate, you can apply a bulk action to all comments. Let's take a Read more:Tutorial
Writing a new post - WordPress Tutorial 2007-04-16 00:15:00 Writing a new post WordPress (Video Content Include): This tutorial will show you how to write a new post to your weblog. Start by creating a title for the new post. Now enter the content of your post. You have several options to configure when creating the new post. Decide if you world like to allow visitors to post comments and/or pings. If you password protect the post, visitors will need to enter a password to view it. You can enter a slug. This will apply if you are using Permalinks to create a link to your post. Essentially, it will remove all non-HTML-friendly characters, and it will add a hyphen in between each word of your title. You will need to assign the post to existing category, or enter the name of a new one. Draft will save the post in draft mode, while Publish will actually publish the post when you save it. Private will (obviously) keep the post private. By default, at the time the post is saved, that will be the date and time of the post. Alternatively, click the che Read more:Tutorial
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