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First of all a big thank you for your answers!
@The Assurer
It’s a bit strange to describe: The problem is, when you click on the Subscribe button you will be redirected to a PayPal error page for 70% of the time. The bigger problem is that there is only the information on the page that an error has occurred at the merchant. But there are no logs in the PayPal account (or I did not find them). The other 30% go error-free to the payment process. The behaviour of PayPal itself (i.e. the internal redirects) also differs between sandbox and live operation, I have noticed.
@Admin
Thanks for the link to the manual. I followed these instructions before I encountered my problem. In general the standard would be to link the PayPal interface via the API access data of the REST application (see: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/subscriptions/integrate/#1-set-up-your-development-environment). PayPal itself also offers a configurator for Subscription Buttons, which can easily be integrated via the JS-SDK (you get a small snippet there, which you can insert into the template).Maybe I was mistaken in the assumption that these integration are Adaptive Payment Commands, but you’ll come across them quickly in Google research.
The PayPal buttons are now connected to the customer’s homepage in live mode. Time has to show if this will become a bigger problem or if it will become unnecessary by itself.
