How can I get rid of the /panel redirect and the e-mail as username? I’d like to operate a site without any user accounts, is this possible?
Users don’t have to create an account in order to make a purchase. But without the option of user accounts, they won’t be able to log in to see their invoices, downloads, and transaction history.
Shopkit forces email-based login to make things easier for the customers (they won’t have to remember a username). But if you really want to remove the frontend form and login via /panel instead, take a look at the routes.
Since I am developing a single page store, I’d like to integrate the cart in a popup overlay. I’d also like to integrate all the following steps of the checkout in that overlay. Is this possible somehow?
As a starting point, you’d have to override Shopkit’s default templates/cart.php with some custom form actions. Then it depends on which gateway you’re integrating with – PayPal will have a different process than Stripe.
Hi Sam, and other. i tried to configure the shopkit since few month in my free time.
now i have registered an paypal account to serve this payment.
The buying process is working. the money is payed to the selling account.
BUT then i redirect to /shop/cart/return?amt= …
and i get an 404 error page. where can i get the snippet, the wrap for the code for deliver it for the costumer.
I admit that i am outdated with the version 1.0.5. My layout and implementation is not that easy to merge into the new structure. I will do it as an next step.
now i have create a new page and redirect to this. the GET Parameter amt= and more will now not beeing displayed.
probertly i do one step to another.
Okay, so we’re on the same page: with Shopkit v1.0.5 you should be using Kirby and Panel v2.2.3.
If you look in config.php, do you see a route for shop/cart/return? This only accepts POST requests. The form at snippets/cart.process.paypal.php should contain value="2" on line 31.
You may also have to change something within your PayPal IPN settings to make sure customers are returned to your site using the POST method.
The last thing I can think of, once you make sure you’ve got a POST request coming in, is that your site should be using HTTPS in order to accept a POST request from PayPal. Sometimes PayPal will not redirect users to a non-HTTPS site.
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Hi. Quick question: can a product live in multiple categories? It seems that can only work if you create a product page under each desired category (e.g. there are multiple instances of 1 product).
