Fast and Easy Checkout

[magz]

Hi bislewl - it's the page with everything including the "confirm order" button, but never mind that now... The FEC/CJL combo was nothing but trouble for me from the beginning (likely because of my lack of coding skills). When I discovered a total of 3 broken plugins (in addition to a slew of other problems), I finally gave up on it. Installed Integrated COWOA instead - less functionality but works like a charm "out of the box" and doesn't break anything else (as far as I can tell so far). I really wish FEC had been easier to implement, that one-page checkout would have been very nice.

Are you using one page checkout? If so, there is no confirmation page.

[DivaVocals]

Hi bislewl - it's the page with everything including the "confirm order" button, but never mind that now... The FEC/CJL combo was nothing but trouble for me from the beginning (likely because of my lack of coding skills). When I discovered a total of 3 broken plugins (in addition to a slew of other problems), I finally gave up on it. Installed Integrated COWOA instead - less functionality but works like a charm "out of the box" and doesn't break anything else (as far as I can tell so far). I really wish FEC had been easier to implement, that one-page checkout would have been very nice.

Less functional?? because there's no "one-page" checkout or jQuery actions happening in COWOA???? That doesn't make COWOA "less functional".. just a DIFFERENT way of approaching the Zen Cart checkout process.. and BTW, the checkout PROCESS regardless of whether you use FEC or COWOA is the SAME..

1. Collect billing and shipping data
2. Select a shipping and payment method
3. Confirm and submit the order
4. Sale completion

[magz]

Sorry DivaVocals, I misspoke. You're absolutely right, the underlying functionality is about the same in both plugins. But what's experienced by the end user (buyer) is very different because of one-page checkout in one vs. multi-page checkout in the other. I do love the graphic representation of the progress in COWOA, though - a very nice touch. ~m

Less functional?? because there's no "one-page" checkout or jQuery actions happening in COWOA???? That doesn't make COWOA "less functional".. just a DIFFERENT way of approaching the Zen Cart checkout process.. and BTW, the checkout PROCESS regardless of whether you use FEC or COWOA is the SAME..

1. Collect billing and shipping data
2. Select a shipping and payment method
3. Confirm and submit the order
4. Sale completion