Is simultaneous User Registration and Product Purchase possible?
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Hi James,
Back again with another query. I'm building a clients website based on visuals from our designer. See attached .png for visual. Is simultaneous user reg and product purchase (in this case course enrolment) possible with your add-on?
If not, we will have to have a two-tier 'account creation / come back to buy' scenario ... which is OK, but I just wondered if I could kill two birds.
Thanks,
Russ
Back again with another query. I'm building a clients website based on visuals from our designer. See attached .png for visual. Is simultaneous user reg and product purchase (in this case course enrolment) possible with your add-on?
If not, we will have to have a two-tier 'account creation / come back to buy' scenario ... which is OK, but I just wondered if I could kill two birds.
Thanks,
Russ
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Forgot attachment - here it is...
Hi.
I would consider that this is automatic. The username and password are auto-created (as you've seen), and the address is added to the auto-created user account based on what Paypal provides. Basically, you get all of the information that is in the mockup without making the user enter it.
This is by design as the add-on is supposed to be as simple and frictionless as possible.
Unfortunately, if you want to give the user the ability to specify this info in one screen, before the checkout process, then that isn't supported and you'd have to have a two-step process.
James
I would consider that this is automatic. The username and password are auto-created (as you've seen), and the address is added to the auto-created user account based on what Paypal provides. Basically, you get all of the information that is in the mockup without making the user enter it.
This is by design as the add-on is supposed to be as simple and frictionless as possible.
Unfortunately, if you want to give the user the ability to specify this info in one screen, before the checkout process, then that isn't supported and you'd have to have a two-step process.
James
Thanks James,
No problem. I think I'll run it as 1. Create account, 2. Verify email, 3. Purchase Course Enrolment using your add-on.
Kind regards,
Russ
No problem. I think I'll run it as 1. Create account, 2. Verify email, 3. Purchase Course Enrolment using your add-on.
Kind regards,
Russ