I have built a site for a client in 1.40 who is not interested in collecting customer data. Therefore there is no customer login on the site.
however, when the customer clicks on the checkout link he comes across the "login or proceed as a guest" page, and has to press "proceed as guest" to get to the checkout
Does anyone know how i can bypass this page completely and go straigh to the checkout
access for the administration of the backend is still possible via the www.mystore.com/administration page
proceeding to checkout without logging in
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LevGe wrote:
That doesn't do it - that just means that you can proceed as a guest if you want to or you can login. you still end up being diverted to the page that i refrered to earlier.
what i want is a check out as a guest only option. that way when you click on the checkout button and you aren't logged in - it takes you straight through to the checkout
Go to administration -> configuration -> global settings -> CHECK Anonymous checkout allowed
click SAVE
click SAVE
That doesn't do it - that just means that you can proceed as a guest if you want to or you can login. you still end up being diverted to the page that i refrered to earlier.
what i want is a check out as a guest only option. that way when you click on the checkout button and you aren't logged in - it takes you straight through to the checkout
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LevGe wrote:
fab - thank you for help. i am a bit nervous about the rebuild bit - i had a massive disaster about a month ago, as i am new to this.
what i normally do is make the changes locally, rebuild, then copy the new .dll file across to the live server. Am i correct in thinking that in this instance the only .dll i have to change is the NopCommerceStore.dll?
I see what you mean
so go to file \NopCommerceStore\Modules\OrderSummary.ascx.cs
go to line 218 replace all this function with this:
then rebuild the solution.
That should do the trick
so go to file \NopCommerceStore\Modules\OrderSummary.ascx.cs
go to line 218 replace all this function with this:
protected void Checkout()
{
Response.Redirect("~/Checkout.aspx");
}
then rebuild the solution.
That should do the trick
fab - thank you for help. i am a bit nervous about the rebuild bit - i had a massive disaster about a month ago, as i am new to this.
what i normally do is make the changes locally, rebuild, then copy the new .dll file across to the live server. Am i correct in thinking that in this instance the only .dll i have to change is the NopCommerceStore.dll?