Good day everybody.
I had a quick question about accepting credit cards through paypal for
those libraries that do.
Do any of you charge a convenience fee to your public for charging fine
payments? Tinkering with a test server, it looks like the entire
payment process occurs from within
We do not. We end up just absorbing the cost.
Tim
On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 11:22 AM, Joe knuev...@oplin.org wrote:
Good day everybody.
I had a quick question about accepting credit cards through paypal for
those libraries that do.
Do any of you charge a convenience fee to your public for
Hi-
Our board of trustees decided to absorb that cost ourselves.
Some libraries put a minimum on fines patrons can pay with their credit card.
Say they can only pay the fine if it is 5.00 and higher- I can't remember if
there is a way to do this with Evergreen or not- but that helps them justify
I have not seen a way to set a minimum charge but we would be interested to
learn if it can be done.
Tim
On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 11:39 AM, Lisa Hill lh...@kcls.org wrote:
Hi-
Our board of trustees decided to absorb that cost ourselves.
Some libraries put a minimum on fines patrons can pay
We have another question, can you have separate paypal accounts for
different libraries (so libraries use their own accounts). I'm not sure we
want to do this but the question has come up.
Tim Spindler
C/W MARS
On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 11:59 AM, Tim Spindler tjspind...@gmail.com wrote:
I have
In Evergreen 2/3/4 there is an option to click for Hold is behind circ desk
in the Edit Patron screen. The place I am referring to is the check box that
would say that the patron wants you to hold the book behind the desk.
We have one library in our system that is experimenting with
Please note that PayPal terms do *not* permit charging a fee for usage.
That is, you cannot charge Patrons a fee to offset the processing fees that
PayPal charges you.
/djb
On 5 Apr 2013 08:29, Joe knuev...@oplin.org wrote:
Good day everybody.
I had a quick question about accepting credit
There is a related library setting: Behind Desk pickup supported. Is
it set up to TRUE?
Quoting Dale, Dawn dd...@georgialibraries.org:
In Evergreen 2/3/4 there is an option to click for Hold is behind
circ desk in the Edit Patron screen. The place I am referring to is
the check box
We've been using a native Linux staff client on a few of our
workstations here to much success. We use a 32-bit version of Linux Mint
Debian Edition. However, I'd like to start moving some of our staff
computers over to a 64-bit version. I tested the staff client on a
64-bit Ubuntu workstation
In Section 5 on
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/terms-outside#receiving_payments
In short:
No Surcharges. Under Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express
regulations and the laws of several states, including California, merchants
may not charge a fee to the buyer for
I've been using in my code/test environments, not having issues (Gentoo).
Works just as well as the 32bit one here.
I use the regular `make rigrelease` for the staff client and then package
it with xulrunner 64bit and a shell script.
The build script I use is here:
Hi Tim and Lisa.
I was testing PayPal in our Fenno-localized Evergreen instance and came upon an
interesting find in the TPAC templates. You can set the minimum payment amount
there. There is ready code for it, just change 0 to 5. I think we are going to
just absorb the cost. For a 5€ PayPal
Quoting Buzzy Nielsen bu...@hoodriverlibrary.org:
Do any of you have any experience with running a staff client in a
64-bit Linux environment? If so, if there something special that
needs to be done when building the client to create a 64-bit version?
Yes! I build 64-bit Linux clients all
I agree about perhaps getting legal council involved. There is a
definite contradiction there, unless governments are not considered
merchants for the sake of their policies.. Although, we're also
talking about paying a fee, and the language about surcharges also
relate to selling
On April 5, 2013 at 12:06:38 PM Tim Spindler tjspind...@gmail.com wrote:
We have another question, can you have separate paypal accounts for
different libraries (so libraries use their own accounts). I'm not
sure we want to do this but the question has come up.
IIRC (not sitting in front of EG
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