I've got a question about ubercart. Well, actually a few questions:
1. Can you set it up so you have a one time sign up fee, and then have a recurring charge as well? Does this depend on the payment gateway? Does authorize.net support this?
2. Can I automatically create a user and log them in before I redirect them to the checkout page? I would be doing this in a custom module (basically a landing page with contact info)
3. Can i take some fields that I'm getting from a landing page form (custom module's form) and put them in ubercart for the billing address of the user i just logged in (above #1) so it is prepopulated at the checkout page?
Brett Evanson
- Can you set it up so you have a one time sign up fee, and then have
a recurring charge as well? Does this depend on the payment gateway? Does authorize.net support this?
Yes: http://drupal.org/project/uc_recurring
- Can I automatically create a user and log them in before I redirect
them to the checkout page? I would be doing this in a custom module (basically a landing page with contact info)
Not sure what you are asking. If it's a custom module, then you can do what you want. But I think Ubercart can do this natively. And of course it anyway collects contact info.
- Can i take some fields that I'm getting from a landing page form
(custom module's form) and put them in ubercart for the billing address of the user i just logged in (above #1) so it is prepopulated at the checkout page?
Don't think so. But why not just use Ubercart's address data?
F
That uc_recurring is just what I was looking for. Thanks! Now I just have to make the user registration themable. Easily done. Thanks again.
Brett Evanson
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Fred Jones fredthejonester@gmail.com wrote:
- Can you set it up so you have a one time sign up fee, and then have
a recurring charge as well? Does this depend on the payment gateway? Does authorize.net support this?
Yes: http://drupal.org/project/uc_recurring
- Can I automatically create a user and log them in before I redirect
them to the checkout page? I would be doing this in a custom module (basically a landing page with contact info)
Not sure what you are asking. If it's a custom module, then you can do what you want. But I think Ubercart can do this natively. And of course it anyway collects contact info.
- Can i take some fields that I'm getting from a landing page form
(custom module's form) and put them in ubercart for the billing address of the user i just logged in (above #1) so it is prepopulated at the checkout page?
Don't think so. But why not just use Ubercart's address data?
F
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I am trying to get Pathauto and Views to play nicely together and display Pathauto URLs in tree hierarchy format.
I have a product Catalog, and I'm using the following basic tree structure:
Catalog - - Cars * Audi ** Audi 1970 ** Audi 1972 * BMW - Trucks * Tata * Volvo - Tractors * Caterpillar
Now through Views I've defined that the taxonomy term "Audi" for example maps to hidden/6 and "BMW" to hidden/7 (using the wildcard pathname hidden/% path through views), and Cars maps to taxonomy/terms/2 etc.
These view paths I'm calling through a menu.
The URL I want to eventually appear as follows:
www.example.com/Cars/Audi - but instead it looks as www.example.com/hidden/6. www.example.com/Cars - but instead it looks as www.example.com/taxonomy/term/2.
Now Pathauto is displaying the Product node correctly in the form I would have expected, i.e. www.example.com/Cars/Audi/Audi 1970 going down the tree correctly etc. But I want the higher taxonomy term levels to display their proper hierarch correctly as well.
I've tried using the Views Alias module which is supposed to integrate with Pathauto, but the configurable Views section doesn't appear as shown in the example.
Please advise the right steps to use I can make the taxonomy term URLs for view defined pages SEO friendly displaying tree hierarchy structure through Pathauto?
Regards, Mo
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