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Everytime I try to insert the paypal code into my Wordpress e-commerce/blog, and I try and save the page, it "eats" the javascript. Is this a known problem, and is there a workaround?

I will suggest replacing their WYSIWYG editor with the one which supports JS

Hi, I just signed up today on the free trial but intend to convert to paid. I am going to be installing E-Junkie on Wordpress.

Heathert, is your situation resolved? My e-book is going to be part of a marketing Campaign and I need to have things Functional within a week. Any words of wisdom?

Thank you!
-Denise

Hi Denise--

I managed to get it to work by making sure I only used the non-javascript coding for Paypal. The word editor (what you get with the non-paying WordPress account) turns all the ampersands into html ampersands, but it seems to work nonetheless...

Good luck!

Heather
=)

Thanks Heather!

I have a paid theme on WordPress for this particular site, which I have on my own domain (only WP, no website or anything else). I'm really hoping this will work because I love the e-junkie concept. Thanks so much for your reply, I appreciate it!

Best of luck to you too. =)

Denise

Update:
We have confirmed that the standard (Javascript-enabled) version of our button codes will indeed work with Wordpress to enable the nice cart overlay screen, even if WP deletes the actual raw-script portions of our code. It should work, just as long as you can get this line to stay in your View Cart code:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.e-junkie.com/ej/box.js"></script>

(...which is not actual script, but only points to script files residing on our own server).

BTW, you can find more WordPress Javascript advice here:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Javascript