e-book websites
Hello,
My name is Chuck. I am in the process of creating my own website with HTML. My site will be simple and not flashy. I want to use Pay-pal.
This is the way I hope to complete the site:
Main page - buy button - order page - order completion.
I need to know the following:
1) How to I create the download button for the customer to click after the purchase.
2) How to I store, or where do I keep the e-book. It is already pdf formatted.
3) Is there a specific code I need to write for this?
Thank you in advance for your help,
Chuck
pr0gr4mm3r posted this at 01:38 — 25th July 2008.
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Welcome to the forums, Chuck.
If you are wanting to program all of this yourself, you are going to have to learn a programming language and learn how to integrate it with PayPal. PayPal has a good developer's program with plenty of documentation and a functional sandbox environment. If you have never coded any dynamic websites before, this can be a long learning process.
I know there are other sites out there that allow you to sell your digital items. Maybe somebody else will stop by and post some of the popular market places.
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domain posted this at 06:58 — 28th August 2008.
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At first you want to learn programing language and then implement it you can take help of it expert they are available on internet.
john_opwin posted this at 10:24 — 1st September 2008.
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You can find many online book in free of coast to learning which you want. I think you should also attach with relevent forums which can help you when you face any problems.
decibel.places posted this at 15:53 — 1st September 2008.
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I know if you set up a Drupal site with ecommerce (or ecommerce with Ubercart) you can create a "downloadable" product.
Both carts feature PayPal integration...
jk090 posted this at 13:51 — 25th November 2008.
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paypal has a download payment option FYI
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