My Checkout Without Account Mod

Thats what I thought. Thanks for the reply. Thats a bummer.

pkilemidwest:

Thats what I thought. Thanks for the reply. Thats a bummer. It's the reality that is free open source add-ons contributed by volunteers.. It is, as Popeye said "I am what I am"

If you want features not included in and add-on you can either wait for a volunteer to add that feature

OR

you can invest in a developer and add the features you want..

I would like to change the way that the split login page looks. This is the page that comes up when you add an item to the cart and then click on checkout.

What I would like is to move the PayPal option down under the register area. Making the register option first and thenthe PayPal the then COWA option.

[IMG]http://www.rjfinewood.com/wood-tissue-box-cover/loginpage.jpg

I have my store set up so that all customers get assigned to a discount group when they create an account. I'm wondering if there is there any way to assign COWOA to a discount group?

abcisme:

I have my store set up so that all customers get assigned to a discount group when they create an account. I'm wondering if there is there any way to assign COWOA to a discount group?
Technically NO since they don't have an "account"

Is there any way to automatically give a discount to all COWOA customers that you could think of?

Ideally, what I'd like to do is somehow implement this: http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123132

Hi everyone,

I'm having a little difficulty installing COWA, particularly step 1A. The string I'm looking for isn't in the header_tpl.php file. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong header_tpl.php file but the only one I found is in \includes\templates\zencart_zen\common.

I also can't find COWA in the Admin panel. It says it should be on the Configuration page but I can't find anything in regards to it. :/

Thanks for the help!

Shazbot:

I also can't find COWA in the Admin panel. It says it should be on the Configuration page but I can't find anything in regards to it. :/

COWOA has not been updated to work with Zen Cart 1.5, so if you use 1.5 it is not surprising you don't see it in the admin.

:facepalm: Thanks, Design75. I'll look into using a previous version of Zen Cart and see if there are any serious security vulnerabilities.

Shazbot:

Hi everyone,

I'm having a little difficulty installing COWA, particularly step 1A. The string I'm looking for isn't in the header_tpl.php file. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong header_tpl.php file but the only one I found is in \includes\templates\zencart_zen\common.

I also can't find COWA in the Admin panel. It says it should be on the Configuration page but I can't find anything in regards to it. :/

Thanks for the help!

What version of zen cart are you using?

I'm using the latest version, 1.5.

Perhaps COWA won't show up without editing the string in header_tpl.php. I doubt it, since that's not really what header_tpl.php is for, as far as I know, but maybe COWA depends on it to run properly.

Shazbot:

I'm using the latest version, 1.5.

Perhaps COWA won't show up without editing the string in header_tpl.php. I doubt it, since that's not really what header_tpl.php is for, as far as I know, but maybe COWA depends on it to run properly.
I have upgraded COWOA and need a couple more testers. If your interested in testing let me know.

Hi everyone.

We love this mod, but as our stores grew we were having issues.

Basically the problem was that we couldn't identify which accounts were created as COWOA and which were permanent, so we added this piece of code to tpl_modules_no_account.php right below the privacy conditions section.

<?php
  if (CUSTOMERS_REFERRAL_STATUS == 2) {
?>

<?php echo zen_draw_hidden_field('customers_referral', '', zen_set_field_length(TABLE_CUSTOMERS, 'customers_referral', '15') . ' id="customers_referral" value="COWOA"'); ?>
<?php } ?>

What this code does is hide the customer referral box from being seen and adds the COWOA value in the database as the referral code for the account.

For this to work even better we added an extra column to the customers.php admin page, so it's easy to identify which are regular accounts and which are temporary accounts. Any account with COWOA as a referral code is easy to spot and we don't have to waste time giving discount codes to these accounts when we're running a promotion. Saves us time and money.

Anyways, we thought this would be a good contribution for anyone using the COWOA mod, who spends countless hours identifying temporary accounts from permanent ones.

mvstudio:

Hi everyone.

We love this mod, but as our stores grew we were having issues.

Basically the problem was that we couldn't identify which accounts were created as COWOA and which were permanent, so we added this piece of code to tpl_modules_no_account.php right below the privacy conditions section.

> 
> What this code does is hide the customer referral box from being seen and adds the COWOA value in the database as the referral code for the account. 
> 
> For this to work even better we added an extra column to the customers.php admin page, so it's easy to identify which are regular accounts and which are temporary accounts. Any account with COWOA as a referral code is easy to spot and we don't have to waste time giving discount codes to these accounts when we're running a promotion. Saves us time and money.
> 
> Anyways, we thought this would be a good contribution for anyone using the COWOA mod, who spends countless hours identifying temporary accounts from permanent ones.

In the latest version it already shows the difference between a COWOA and regular customers. I haven't uploaded it yet because I need a few more testers to install it on a zen cart v1.5.0 site.

mvstudio:

Hi everyone.

We love this mod, but as our stores grew we were having issues.

Basically the problem was that we couldn't identify which accounts were created as COWOA and which were permanent, so we added this piece of code to tpl_modules_no_account.php right below the privacy conditions section.

> 
> What this code does is hide the customer referral box from being seen and adds the COWOA value in the database as the referral code for the account. 
> 
> For this to work even better we added an extra column to the customers.php admin page, so it's easy to identify which are regular accounts and which are temporary accounts. Any account with COWOA as a referral code is easy to spot and we don't have to waste time giving discount codes to these accounts when we're running a promotion. Saves us time and money.
> 
> Anyways, we thought this would be a good contribution for anyone using the COWOA mod, who spends countless hours identifying temporary accounts from permanent ones.


Which version COWOA are you running? 

I thought something like this was introduced in IntegratedCOWOA_20c2, including the extra column admin customer page, but will have to check.

If it has already been added to the latest versions, then disregard.
Those with old version of both COWOA and zencart, can still find it useful nonetheless.

mvstudio:

If it has already been added to the latest versions, then disregard.
Those with old version of both COWOA and zencart, can still find it useful nonetheless.

Yes they can thank you.

mvstudio:

If it has already been added to the latest versions, then disregard.
Those with old version of both COWOA and zencart, can still find it useful nonetheless.

OK. The differences in code are as follows:

Add the following code to tpl_modules_no_account.php right below the privacy conditions section"

<?php
  if (CUSTOMERS_REFERRAL_STATUS == 2) {
?>
<?php echo zen_draw_hidden_field('customers_referral', '', zen_set_field_length(TABLE_CUSTOMERS, 'customers_referral', '15') . ' id="customers_referral" value="COWOA"'); ?>
<?php } ?> 

My tpl_modules_no_account.php has the following code at the end:

<?php
  if (CUSTOMERS_REFERRAL_STATUS == 2) {
?>
<fieldset>
<legend><?php echo TABLE_HEADING_REFERRAL_DETAILS; ?></legend>
<label class="inputLabel" for="customers_referral"><?php echo ENTRY_CUSTOMERS_REFERRAL; ?></label>
<?php echo zen_draw_input_field('customers_referral', '', zen_set_field_length(TABLE_CUSTOMERS, 'customers_referral', '15') . ' id="customers_referral"'); ?>
<br class="clearBoth" />
</fieldset>
<?php } ?>

dw08gm:

OK. The differences in code are as follows:

Add the following code to tpl_modules_no_account.php right below the privacy conditions section"

> 
> 
> My tpl_modules_no_account.php has the following code at the end:
> 
> ```
<?php
  if (CUSTOMERS_REFERRAL_STATUS == 2) {
?>
<fieldset>
<legend><?php echo TABLE_HEADING_REFERRAL_DETAILS; ?></legend>
<label class="inputLabel" for="customers_referral"><?php echo ENTRY_CUSTOMERS_REFERRAL; ?></label>
<?php echo zen_draw_input_field('customers_referral', '', zen_set_field_length(TABLE_CUSTOMERS, 'customers_referral', '15') . ' id="customers_referral"'); ?>
<br class="clearBoth" />
</fieldset>
<?php } ?>

The file that included this information is not in the tpl_modules_no_account.php file, it is in the admin/customer.php. On v1.5.0 on line 1186 and on v1.3.9 line 1169.

Hi Countrycharm

Sorry but I do not understand what you are saying.

I have the following code in the admin/customer.php v1.3.9h line 1169

<!-- bof COWOA2c #231 -->
<?php if ($customers->fields['COWOA_account'] == 1) { ?>               
                <td class="dataTableContent" align="center"><?php echo 'COWOA'; ?> </td>
<?php }else{ ?> 
                <td class="dataTableContent" align="center"><?php echo 'Normal';} ?> </td>
<!-- eof COWOA2c #231 -->