With artisanpack-ui/ecommerce-admin-livewire installed, the package adds a PayPal card to the side column of the admin order screen. It answers "did this payment go through?" without opening the PayPal dashboard.
| Registry | admin-livewire's OrderPanelRegistry |
| Panel key | paypal |
| Column / position | side / 60 |
| Livewire component | artisanpack-ecommerce-paypal-order-panel |
What it shows
| Row | From |
|---|---|
| Mode | Sandbox or Live, as the order was paid |
| PayPal Order | The PayPal Order id |
| Capture | The capture id, linked to the transaction in the PayPal dashboard for the order's mode |
| Authorization | The authorization id (linked), its status, and when it expires (or expired) |
| Payer email | The PayPal payer's email |
| Funding source | PayPal, Venmo, Card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay, with the card brand and last digits |
| Liability shift | The 3-D Secure result: Possible (3-D Secure passed), Yes, No, or Unknown |
| Disputes | Each dispute's reason, status, outcome, respond-by date, and a Resolution Center link |
Statuses, dispute reasons, and outcomes are shown as translated labels ("Under review", not UNDER_REVIEW); dispute outcomes use the same wording as the dispute's order note. A value the package doesn't know is shown in readable form, and the raw PayPal value stays in the row's data-* attribute.
Everything comes from orders.meta.paypal, so the panel never calls PayPal and loads instantly. For an order not paid with PayPal it renders nothing. It re-renders when another panel changes the order (the ecommerce-admin-order-updated event, after a refund or capture).
Links open PayPal in a new tab and say so to screen readers. Each link goes to the dashboard for the mode the order was paid in, even after the store has switched modes.
Access
Mounting the panel, and every Livewire request it makes, needs the engine's order.view ability on the order. A shopper owning the order isn't enough. Without it the panel answers 403.
Mounting it elsewhere
<livewire:artisanpack-ecommerce-paypal-order-panel :order="$order" />
order takes an Order or its id. The same order.view check applies.
Removing or replacing it
The package registers the panel when admin-livewire's OrderPanelRegistry is resolved, and skips it when a panel with the paypal key is already there. To remove it, unregister it after that:
use ArtisanPackUI\EcommerceAdminLivewire\Registries\OrderPanelRegistry;
$this->app->afterResolving( OrderPanelRegistry::class, function ( OrderPanelRegistry $panels ): void {
$panels->unregister( 'paypal' );
} );
To replace it, follow the unregister() with $panels->register( 'paypal', 'your-panel-component', 'side', 60 ) in the same callback.