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# Buyer information params = { :order_id => self.id, :email => email, :address => { :address1 => ship_to_address, :city => ship_to_city, :country => ship_to_country, :zip => ship_to_postal_code } , :description => 'Books', :ip => customer_ip } response = gateway.purchase(total, creditcard, params) if response.success self.status = 'processed' else self.error_message = response.message self.status = 'failed' end end We are setting the gateway mode to test, because we want to use the Sandbox instead of the live environment. We set the wiredump_dev parameter to true by using gateway.connection.wiredump_dev = STDERR. This prints out the HTTP traffic to the console, which helps debug the traffic between the server and the gateway. Note that PayPal expects the country field to contain the country code, not the country name, which is the case at the moment. We can fix this by hard-coding the list of countries and codes in the view (app/views/checkout/index.rhtml), as shown here: <select name="order[ship_to_country]"> <option value="FI">Finland</option> <option value="NO">Norway</option> <option value="SE">Sweden</option> <option value="DK">Denmark</option> </select>

The web site section controls which web site your product will be displayed on. This is not required to save your product, but it is required if you want your product to be displayed. While you are not limited to displaying products on one web site, you must select the web site you want your product to be displayed in (see Figure 5-11).

The index method is used for searching lists to find the index of the first occurrence of a value: >>> knights = ['We', 'are', 'the', 'knights', 'who', 'say', 'ni'] >>> knights.index('who') 4 >>> knights.index('herring') Traceback (innermost last): File "<pyshell#76>", line 1, in knights.index('herring') ValueError: list.index(x): x not in list

(http://tzinfo.rubyforge.org/), as explained at http://rails.techno-weenie.net/ tip/2006/6/5/country_select_with_country_codes.

The Categories section brings up a list of all available Categories. Categories must be created before you can assign products to them. Products can be assigned to multiple categories and multiple stores. If you have multiple Magento stores, you will need to assign products to each store and category you want the product to be displayed within (see Figure 5-12).

We can now test that transactions are sent to PayPal, by adding a few books to the shopping cart and placing an order. Then log in to the PayPal Sandbox (www.sandbox.paypal.com/) with the dummy account you created earlier. You should see the order on the History page, as shown in Figure 9-9.

Related Products, Up-sells, and Cross-sells allow for cross-promotion within your store. You can assign specific related products to the product you are currently making. To assign related products, you ll need to make sure you select the check boxes on the far left column. These products will be displayed on category pages, product details pages, and the customer cart page. Neither Related Products, Up-sells, and Cross-sells are a requirement to create a new product (see Figure 5-13).

When you search for the word who, you find that it s located at index 4: >>> knights[4] 'who' However, when you search for 'herring', you get an exception because the word is not found at all.

Form elements for custom Forms could include blank fields, drop downs, radio buttons, etc. Custom options differ from product attributes, because they are unique to each individual product. You cannot create sets with custom options. They have to be recreated with every new product. This section is not required to create a new product (see Figure 5-14).

Figure 9-9. The PayPal History page displaying transactions Note that the signup and verification e-mail messages are not sent to the e-mail address you specify on the signup forms. To view the messages, go to the Email page in PayPal Developer Central, shown in Figure 9-10, which is accessible after you log in.

The insert method is used to insert an object into a list: >>> >>> >>> [1, numbers = [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7] numbers.insert(3, 'four') numbers 2, 3, 'four', 5, 6, 7] As with extend, you can implement insert with slice assignments: >>> >>> >>> [1, numbers = [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7] numbers[3:3] = ['four'] numbers 2, 3, 'four', 5, 6, 7]