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MemberProfiles Module playing nice with the SwipeStripe Ecommerce Module
9 November 2012 at 10:48am Last edited: 9 November 2012 3:32pm
Hi All,
I have been using Swipestripes eCommerce module (v1.0.1), but have found it lacks the ability to edit the users created by the shopping cart.
In an attempt to solve this issue I installed Ajshort's Memberprofiles Module, which is brilliant and I highly recommend it.
The only issue I face at this point is, the module doesn't seem to play nice with Swipestripe eCommerce module.
I can create users (with address) and login, but whenever I checkout Swipestripe hasn't picked up the shipping address and even asks me to create an account to continue (however I am already logged in on an account created by Memberprofiles).Is there an easy way I can copy Swipestripes address field information over to MemberProfiles?
So that when any user is created using MemberProfiles, it is creating the correct fields in the MySQL database for Swipestripe.EDIT: After talking to Frank at SwipeStripe I have found that it is currently not possible to use MemberProfiles along side SwipeStripe.
Thanks,
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Re: MemberProfiles Module playing nice with the SwipeStripe Ecommerce Module
11 January 2013 at 2:45am Last edited: 11 January 2013 2:49am
In case somebody else comes this way, I believe I managed to achieve the outcome you were after by grabbing the neat and lightweight registration module from Aram at SS bits: http://www.ssbits.com/tutorials/2010/site-members-registering-users-and-allowing-them-to-edit-their-details/. The trick is to create a Customer and associate it with the customers group rather than leaving it as a simple Member.
So after downloading and installing the Registration and SwipeStripe modules in the usual way, I modified the doRegister method in RegistrationPage_Controller by commenting out the original Member creation code and replacing it with the necessary lines from ProcessOrder of the CheckoutPage_Controller in the SwipeStripe module:
/** -- Original implementation by Aram
//Otherwise create new member and log them in
$Member = new Member();
$form->saveInto($Member);
$Member->write();
$Member->login();
//Find or create the 'user' group
if(!$userGroup = DataObject::get_one('Group', "Code = 'users'"))
{
$userGroup = new Group();
$userGroup->Code = "users";
$userGroup->Title = "Users";
$userGroup->Write();
$userGroup->Members()->add($Member);
}
//Add member to user group
$userGroup->Members()->add($Member);
**/
// New implementation taken from SwipeStripe
$member = new Customer();
$form->saveInto($member);
$member->write();
$member->addToGroupByCode('customers');
$member->logIn();
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Re: MemberProfiles Module playing nice with the SwipeStripe Ecommerce Module
7 February 2013 at 2:14pm
Thank you,
I will have to try this out.
-helenclarko
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Re: MemberProfiles Module playing nice with the SwipeStripe Ecommerce Module
21 February 2013 at 1:12pm Last edited: 25 February 2013 10:14am
Hey Dr. J,
The code you provided worked perfectly.
Thank you very muchThanks again
-helenclarko
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