Hi,

I have been using DF with PayPal payments for few years. When the PayPal page shows up, it used to offer two options: If you have a PayPal Account, you can login; if not, click here to Pay using a Credit Card.

But today, I saw a different Paypal page; it was asking / forcing me to signup for a new PayPal account (if I don't have one already).

My users won't like this type of 'forcing' .... is there a way to get back to old PayPal page where there was no "forcing" by PayPal to create a PayPal account if one doesn't have already?

Also, what is the best way to "Test" PayPal payments using Dynamic Forms with Credit Cards if I already have a PayPal account? In the past, I used to test my forms by using Credit Card payment 9though I have a PayPal account, I can't use it to pay to myself).

Would you please throw some light on this?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Clear your browser cache and cookies entirely - or download and use a different browser (Chrome, Safari, Opera etc) for the purpose of testing this.

When you make the test purchase, use an email address that is not associated with a PayPal accounts.

PayPal will show different pages depending on what's in your cache and what it recognises in the data it receives.

So start with everything entirely clean and see if that gives you the correct page.

I keep a second credit card for testing purposes. You might just need to borrow someone's if you want to do a test all the way through as well.

Also check your PayPal profile settings... there's a "PayPal account optional" checkbox in there somewhere, but you probably already have it enabled.
Regards
Rob

I also think it makes a difference if you are running in a single payment or a subscription with PayPal. I know with subscriptions PayPal requires an account.

Chad