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I want to create a paypal button accepting one extra parameter coming from the checkout page where the payment button will be placed.

I already tried this solution, but it won't work (the return URL does not contain the custom parameter after payment is done).

Note to possible security issue: It's not important if the user can change the parameter or not.

Thanks.

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You can send custom values like below, Example 1 For sending a PHP varaible

<input type="hidden" name="custom" value="<?=$twitId;?>">

Example 2 For sending a fixed variable

<input type="hidden" name="custom" value="mycustomvalue">

Example 3

<input type="hidden" name="custom" value="3862463">

Please follow the below link, http://www.brianmoreau.com/articles/paypal_buy_now_button_sending_custom_variables.php

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