User Guide
Table Of Contents
- Button Manager API (SOAP)
- Preface
- PayPal Payments Standard Button Manager API Overview
- Using the Button Manager API With SOAP
- Button Manager API Reference
- HTML Variables for PayPal Payments Standard
- Technical HTML Variables
- HTML Variables for Individual Items
- HTML Variables for Payment Transactions
- HTML Variables for Shopping Carts
- HTML Variables for Recurring Payments Buttons
- HTML Variables for Displaying PayPal Checkout Pages
- HTML Variables for Filling Out PayPal Checkout Pages Automatically
- HTML Variables for the Instant Update API
Button Manager API Reference
BMSetInventory API Operation
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Option Tracking Details Fields
BMSetInventory Response
The response contains only the transaction ID.
ItemQtyDelta xs:string
The change in quantity you want to specify for the item associated with this
button. Specify either the change in quantity in this field or the absolute
quantity in the item quantity field
ItemAlert xs:string
(Optional) The quantity of the item associated with this button below which
PayPal sends you an email notification
ItemCost xs:string
(Optional) The cost of the item associated with this button
OptionNumber xs:string
(Optional) The menu item’s ID for an option in a dropdown menu
OptionQty xs:string
The quantity you want to specify for the option associated with this menu item.
Specify either the absolute quantity in this field or the change in quantity in the
quantity delta field
OptionSelect xs:string
(Optional) The menu item’s name in a dropdown menu
OptionQtyDelta xs:string
The change in quantity you want to specify for the option associated with this
menu item. Specify either the change in quantity in this field or the absolute
quantity in the quantity field
OptionAlert xs:string
(Optional) The quantity of the option associated with this menu item below
which PayPal sends you an email notification
OptionCost xs:string
(Optional) The cost of the option associated with this menu item
Limitations: Value must be a positive number, with no currency symbol. It
must have two decimal places and the decimal separator must be a period (.). It
may have an optional comma (,) for the thousands separator.