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It outputs something from PHP in a Javascript file. That's it. It isn't even asynchronous. AJAX = Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.

Because there are browsers that don't properly support it.

I'm thinking of storing the cart in the DB with a unique ID and sending that through PayPal for confirmation. I *think* it's possible.

Personally, I'd just make requests to the pages you need with file_get_contents() or so and save them.

I just have a list of items which you can select through textboxes. That is the problem.
And I think I just got an idea to solve it which I'll investigate soon.

Remove the first line in that hook. The second is the correct way.

As far as I know, you can set up some sort of 'shopping cart' in PayPal, in which you store each element separately. This works fine for the usual store, in which you click on 'add to cart' for each item.
But with something like what I was working on, where you select which items you want, would require the script to make tons of separate requests to PayPal.

Instead of doing your best to covertly insult the developers (hint: you failed), point out, in a new thread, where exactly these hardcoded strings are. All of them.

By install time.

Then that should be localised, not changed in the database.

There seem to be some rather bad bugs in IE indeed. It could be because of Wordpress, but I'm not sure.

That was my plan, yes.