Al Brookbanks

The paypal_commerce folder needs to reside in the modules/plugins folder.

Strange. I've never experienced this. Maybe clear cookies and try again later. Sorry you are having problems.

Disconnect the PayPal Commerce extension and then connect again. Can you try that? Make sure you complete all onboarding steps and do not close the popup window with the X in the top corner. The last blue button return to store is critical.

What about in the request log in the admin control panel?

What payment gateway are you using? Are there and browser errors reported in the browser console?

It's probably a server side firewall blocking curl requests. This needs much deeper investigation.

In what way doesn't the payment page work? Do the other parts work such as the yellow express checkout button? I know that the card part can take longer to become active as PayPal as to perform risk assessment.

Did you click the las big blue button in the middle? Do not click the X at the top right of the page.

Does it look like this?

The screenshot suggest that vital PayPal components haven't ben loaded. Please do two things; 1. Make sure the extension is at the latest version 2. Make sure you have a secure SSL connection. You must be logged into your store admin control panel over SSL.

You need to login to PayPay and set phone number to be required. Log in to your PayPal account at paypal.com. Click the gear icon and select Account Settings. Click Website payments. Beside Website preferences, click Update. In Contact telephone number, choose an option for Contact telephone: On (Required Field) - requires that your customer enter their phone number when checking out.

I believe the Adyen integration will support Klarna. We do however have a very good PayPal Commerce integration which has Pay in 3. It's essentially the same offering as Klarna and Clearpay.

Have you gone to the /setup folder to upgrade to the latest version?

6.4.7 is the latest version.

So I think in conclusion the rich snippets work but took a little while to show in the search engine.

Is it that crude or do search engines take into account microdata? I'd hope the latter.

I asked Richard to post here as my knowledge in this area is poor. The website already has valid Schema Markup for products with review data. https://validator.schema.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.extremeracing.co.uk%2Fsummer-one-piece-base-layer.html I can't see any reason why Google can't show the rating on their listing but does anyone know much about the criteria for this to get it showing? No doubt this is a fairly hot topic for all CC merchants.

It's quite a complex landscape and I'm not quite sure we are comparing apples and pears here and the product and service offering isn't the same.

No fee for taking card payments for you? So who pays visa etc? Can't be right.

What do they charge and isn't there a monthly fee from your business bank account?

But what are you comparing to? All card processors have fees. Stripe: 1.4% + 20p PayPal: 1.2% + 30p Square: 1.9%

Isn't it 1.2% + 30p per transaction?

Not competitive compared to what?

Are PayPal's fees not competitive these days? I was under the impression they were pretty reasonable looking at the overall market.

What changs in the PP commerce extension would make it work for you? Just default option and position? Using commerce will increase conversions as opposed to the old fashioned standard paypal integration.