CustomerID jumps from 1 to 591 for only 8 registred users

Even within the class (public partial class WebWorkContext)create these two methods

   public  bool HasCustomerCookie()
        {
            if (_httpContext == null || _httpContext.Request == null)
                return false;
            var customerCookie = GetCustomerCookie();
            if (customerCookie != null && !String.IsNullOrEmpty(customerCookie.Value))
                 return true;
            else return false;
        }
        public Customer AddGuestCustomer()
        {
            var customer = _customerService.InsertGuestCustomer();
            SetCustomerCookie(customer.CustomerGuid);
            return customer;
        }

Dont foget to add too in IWorkContext
  
  

bool HasCustomerCookie();
  Customer AddGuestCustomer();

And finally change the methods public virtual IList <string> AddToCart (...)
after the line below

 if (productVariant == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException("productVariant");

    

Add

  
        if (_workContext.HasCustomerCookie() && customer.IsSearchEngineAccount())
            {
         var guestCutomer   =    _workContext.AddGuestCustomer();
         if (guestCutomer != null)
             customer = guestCutomer;
            
            }

I add too  in customerservice to ensure that these users will not do updates

  public virtual void UpdateCustomer(Customer customer)
{
 if (!customer.IsSearchEngineAccount())
            {
           
                _customerRepository.Update(customer);

            }

}

I think you guys will have to do something similar to what was added in addToCart method, other methods that you guys want that unregistered users do things like product review.



The solution is not to create users for each access site, only if it is adding an item in the cart and accepts cookies, preventing users from being created unnecessarily.

Otherwise it is treated as a search engine, which is considered a guest by default

However, use at your own risk, if it works do not forget to vote in my posts!

leandromugnol wrote:

ndvarpe wrote:
That's the intention, not save the information of who simply accesses the site. Currently what kind of information is stored only on who accesses the site? Perhaps only the ip? To obtain information of the visits we have tools like Google Analytics, which has a tab just for ecommerce.
Ty

I dont know why it bםthers me, but it does.

so I have decided to disable the insertGuestCustomer

1. created a systemCustomerName.GuestCustomer

2. replace the insertGuestCusromer and customerByCookie with customer = _customerService.GetCustomerBySystemName(SystemCustomerNames.GuestCustomer);

hezyz wrote:

but how this works with shopcarts?

If someone is using my solution, add the following line to allow registration, in customercontroller in

 [HttpPost]
        [CaptchaValidator]
        [ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
        public ActionResult Register(RegisterModel model, string returnUrl, bool captchaValid)

after

 
 var customer = _workContext.CurrentCustomer;
 

add

 if (customer.IsSearchEngineAccount())
{
var guestCutomer = _workContext.AddGuestCustomer();
 if (guestCutomer != null)
 customer = guestCutomer;
}

if someone wishes to bu something he will register

if someone wishes to buy something he will register
ant attempt to go to cart will redirect to login page

leandromugnol wrote:

But when i add to cart method customer.IsSearchEngineAccount() returns false so guest customer is not created..note that i have created new var customer=new customer()..... otherwise it gives error that customer does not exist in the current context

And i am adding guest customer in catalogcontroller right?

Thanks In Advance

Ohh Sorry,


I was wrong i had to change shopping cart service,,,,