[consulting] Form with 3 Payment options

[Jason Smith]

gads, sounds like what you want isn't a webform but an actual Ubercart
product. That will provide you with all of the other features that you may
want - order tracking, reports, extensibility (particularly with regards to
extra payment methods that you may need in the future)

Install Ubercart and create a content type / product  for the registration.
Set the price to $40 and add an "Attribute" for the membership type and
options for "Individual (+$0)" and Family (+$10). Configure Ubercart to
accept the payment types of interest. One exists for each of the options you
specify and is far more robust than something you would throw together.

You could add the children as an attribute, or as a  "member names" field
with "unlimited" values.

On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 7:19 PM, Holly Ferree <hferree at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I have an event registration form to set up. I like using webforms (have
> drupal 6 site).
>
> I need to know how to add payment type. Each registration is either $40 for
> individuals or $50 for family (so I have two different amounts). And the
> three payment options the client wants is:
>
> 1) I will bring Check or Cash to registration
> 2) online via Paypal
> 3) I will mail a check
>
> -----
>
> Also in the form, I need the name and age of a child (for the daycare for
> the event) and would like to put that on the same line so it would be:
>
> Child's name:________________    Age:____
>
> I figure having one child's info per line is easier to understand than:
>
> 1st Child's name:
> 1st Child's age:
> 2nd Child's name:
> Etc.
>
> To put it on one line, should I create a form_name.tpl.php with the
> appropriate field info to insert stuff where I want it or is there a better
> way to do it? Or should I do Child 1 in a fieldset with the 2 fields and
> then child 2 in another fieldset, etc. (that seems to be the easiest way
> for
> drupal and just as easy to understand as the same line option)
>
> Just wondering what is the best practices/way to go about the above.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Holly Ferree, Graphic Designer, BFA
> 813.786.0852
> hferree at gmail.com
> http://www.designbyholly.com/
>
> PS BTW the issue last week was solved by drupal_add_js (and I added
> jquery_update module as well). So thank you for all those that gave advice
> :) It worked and I'm very happy not to be limited anymore:)
>
>
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