Advanced JavaScript options
Last updated: Mar 14th, 6:13pm
The messages
component of the JavaScript SDK can be integrated in a variety of ways. The following sections cover different methods for configuring and using the SDK.
Configure using JavaScript
You can configure and render your messages using JavaScript as an alternative to HTML attributes. The PayPal JavaScript SDK messages
component uses a JavaScript API that is similar to the API used by the buttons
component.
1<!DOCTYPE html>23<head>4 <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">5 <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />6 <script7 src="https://www.paypal.com/sdk/js?client-id=CLIENT_ID¤cy=EUR&components=messages">8 </script>9</head>10<body>1112<div class="pp-message"></div>13 <script>14 paypal.Messages({15 amount: 120,16 style: {17 layout: 'text',18 logo: {19 type: 'primary'20 }21 }22 })23 .render('.pp-message');24 </script>25</body>
In the above example, you create a message object by calling the paypal.Messages
function. The paypal.Messages
function takes a configuration object as a parameter and returns a message object. The message object takes in a render
parameter to determine where to render a Pay Later message or messages on your HTML page.
The code sample above sets the amount to 120 and configures the message to use a text layout with the primary logo, then instructs the SDK to render the message wherever the pp-message
class appears on the HTML page. This example renders a message on your website that's similar to the following image.
See also
See Reference table for more details on available options.