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I am using Drupal 5.x i am making one website which needs Subscription on product and there product is hosting plans
in which i have needs to set monthly subscription charge like

1 time setup fee 600$ after that 30$/month.

i have used uc_recurring module but which allows only credit cart to setup recurring fee..

so here i want to know is there anyway to set recurring fee with paypal?

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Kuldip Gohil’s picture

Kuldip Gohil commented

i am in

rszrama’s picture

rszrama commented

Hmm... the core PayPal module hasn't yet been integrated w/ the recurring fee system. I am working on it now to accommodate some other changes in the credit card system, though, so if you're interested in sponsoring this development, feel free to e-mail me via my contact form.

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Anonymous’s picture

Anonymous (not verified) commented

We're also looking for similar functionality. We're hoping to create an UberCart module which can tap into the PayPal recurring payments or subscriptions API. I've looked into UberCart's "uc_recurring" module, but I don't think it can be leveraged to fulfill our specific requirements.

Here's our ideal scenario:

• We have a product class called "fitness camp" with a "duration" attribute assigned to it (options are 1 month, 4 months, 6 months, etc).
• On the product page, customers choose a duration from the list, then click "add to cart".
• Customers pay the first installment immediately, and are informed that they will be billed in intervals for the remaining installments. The number of installments is based on their chosen duration (eg. 4 months = 4 payments).
• Once the first installment is paid for, PayPal automatically bills the customer each month, until the end of the duration.
• The administrator is able to define the "Recurring amount to be billed" and "Billing cycle" options for each of the "fitness camp" products. The "After how many cycles should billing stop?" option is determined by the product's "duration" attribute (eg. 4 months = 4 cycles), which is chosen by the customer. Choosing "1 month" results in a one-time purchase, and no recurring billing is established.
• The administrator is able to cancel and/or change recurring billing arrangements at any time, though the UberCart website, without having to login to the PayPal website.

Would anyone be interested in extending the "uc_paypal" module to incorporate this functionality? Alternatively, would anyone be interested in writing a custom module to help us accomplish this? Are there existing solutions available, which I'm not aware of? We're willing to sponsor the development of this feature, but we need to start quickly, so please don't hesitate to contact me!

Here's a link to a feature request I posted, which provides a more detailed explanation:
http://drupal.org/node/334394

Thanks!

Mark Plewis
Rhubarb Media Inc.

rszrama’s picture

rszrama commented

Hey Mark, this is something I'd be happy to have in core. To be honest, I don't know what in your requirements isn't good to do through the uc_recurring module. Because recurring fees are product features, you can assign several different recurring fees to a product and have them only work for specific adjust SKUs based on the customers option selection. There are already administrative forms on both the admin and customer sides as well. I've briefly scanned the API docs for recurring billing through PayPal, but it's not something I've ever had the time to just throw into the module. Core support for that would rock. I'll send you an e-mail, and you can just reply to that if you're interested in making it happen and getting your company up at http://www.ubercart.org/sponsors. : )

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munroe_richard’s picture

munroe_richard commented

I've got the same problem. I've got a fair amount of experience with the Paypal API (I wrote some frameworks for IPN/PDT processing a while ago and other frameworks for direct API manipulation, check me out at www.phpclasses.org for that code), but I haven't had any reason to look at the recurring charges until now.

I'll have to get authorization from the folks I work for currently (the development would be on their dime) but if nobody is actively working on this, I'll probably be digging into it sometime in the next few weeks.

Best,

Richard Munroe
Cottage Software Works, Inc.
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that0n3guy commented

That sounds great. From everything I've read over at ubercart, it doesnt seem like anyone is actively working on it.

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rgammon commented

At "/admin/store/settings/products/edit/features", I get a recurring fees configuration form.

Under "Valid payment methods for orders with recurring fees" is listed "PayPal Website Payments Standard".

What is the result of checking that box, if PayPal isn't integrated?

socceronly’s picture

socceronly commented

CiviCRM the Member module has this functionality I believe.

wiredescape’s picture

wiredescape commented

Any progress on recurring payments & Paypal integration?

WorldFallz’s picture

WorldFallz commented

It's usually more fruitful asking ubercart questions at ubercart.org: http://www.ubercart.org/search/apachesolr_search/paypal+recurring

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giorgio79’s picture

giorgio79 commented

http://www.ubercart.org/contrib/4218

There is already a module for this, although it needs to be ported for Drupal 6

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riote’s picture

riote commented

I don't think this module includes the prices of the attributes of the product

rsreedevan’s picture

rsreedevan commented

Hi all ,
Please download and install uc_recurring module (http://drupal.org/project/uc_recurring) for this. Go to modules and enable the module. After that please follow the steps below

1. Store administration -> Configuration -> Product settings and set the preferences under "Product features ->Recurring fee settings".

2. Add a new product fill the data click on "SAVE AND CONTINUE " then you will get the fields to enter the recurring fee settings .

3. If you want to add recurring fee to an existing product go and edit the product then clock on "features" tab and enter the settings there.

If you still have issues please contact me at rsreedevan@gmail.com