Checkout for testing purpose

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4/21/2009 2:22:10 AM
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Checkout for testing purpose

Hi!

I have set up a eComerse for testing. And I would like to enable checkout.

How can I do that?

/Snajgel

4/21/2009 6:01:38 AM
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Re: Checkout for testing purpose

Hi,

You would have to setup test accounts with payment gateways and then configure them as indicated here:

http://www.mojoportal.com/ecommerce-configuration.aspx

The easiest to use is if you get a test account from Authorize.NET. Its very difficult to test with PayPal because their sandbox is difficult to setup and configure. Its also not possible to test PayPal or Google Checkout effectively using localhost, it must be a public site. For google it requires a valid SSL certificate.

storedemo.mojoportal.com uses an Authorize.NET test account. 

Hope it helps,

Joe

5/28/2009 2:52:54 PM
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Re: Checkout for testing purpose

Joe,

I understand the difficulties with testing PayPal using localhost, however, is there a way to simulate the order completion process just skipping the checkout?  I would like to see the orders added to the orders tables. 

Thanks

 

5/28/2009 2:53:24 PM
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Re: Checkout for testing purpose

Just adding this as I didn't check notify so this one will notify me.

 

5/28/2009 2:58:59 PM
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Re: Checkout for testing purpose

Actually, let me expand.  What I am trying to see is how the product gets added to the order and how the relationship between offers and products is carried out.

For example, if I add an offer and associate with 3 products, will a completed order add the 3 products to the orderofferproducts table? Or, can I create a single offer, assign to multiple products, but only have the selected product added to the orderofferproducts table. 

Not sure if that makes sense so I'll try another way.

If you purchase an offer, do you purchase all products associated with that offer or just the selected product?

If the answer is all products, do you need to create an offer for each product even if the price of all the products is the same.  If the answer is just the selected product, is there a way to bundle products in a single offer?

Thanks

 

5/28/2009 3:02:21 PM
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Re: Checkout for testing purpose

The easiest way is to get a test account for Authorize.NET, thats what I use for storedemo.mojoportal.com

if I add an offer and associate with 3 products, will a completed order add the 3 products to the orderofferproducts table?

Yes, the idea is that offers may change over time but we must always have an accurate reflection of what products were in the offer at the time of the order.

Hope it helps,

Joe 

5/28/2009 3:13:56 PM
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Re: Checkout for testing purpose

ok, so I understand.  An offer is the price for a product or bundle of products.  If each product has a single price, it needs it's own offer, even if that offer is the same price as another offer.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

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