Chained Select
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Yeah that should be doable - Paul is checking this out and will post an update here.
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Yeah that should be doable - Paul is checking this out and will post an update here.
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Yeah - in your module in the init function, you can "register" for a user account tab:
jrCore_register_module_feature('jrUser', 'account_tab', 'myModule', 'billing', 'Billing');This would run the view_myModule_billing() view function in the myModule/index.php file.
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Override page_section_header.tpl
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Yeah this is probably a hold over from an earlier way of how it was done - just go with the jrCore_ naming convention and it will always work going forward.
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The subscription setup in FoxyCart only handles the quota_id - it's not a cart based setup that can have other items placed in there, and will only handle a single subscription at a time. Doing a-la-cart pricing via a subscription is not going to work with PayPal (as far as I know) - the price can't be changed on a monthly basis without the user canceling and restarting the subscription - i.e. once the subscription price is set, it is "locked in" on the subscription record that is maintained by PayPal and referenced by FoxyCart when it goes to make the monthly payment.
For what you want to do, I think you're going to need to use Stripe directly and basically do "touch" billing - i.e. save the customer stripe ID to the user's datastore, then create a custom module that on a monthly basis figures out how much each user owes, then charge their credit card that amount by initiating a new charge to their stripe customer ID.
This is considerably more complicated than the FoyxCart module is setup to handle though, so it's something you'd need to build.
Sitemap generator question
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It is updated nightly during the daily maintenance cycle.
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andersda:Right now it seems possible to charge monthly for subscription to a quota. I assume an invoice is genereated monthly when the subscription is renewed. Is it possible to add other items to the subscription besides a quota?
I'm not sure what you mean - can you clarify?
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Payout
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andersda:I still can't find where I specify what paypal account to pay FROM.
You don't. When you download the PayPal Mass Pay CSV file, you simply log into PayPal and pay in the Mass Pay section of the site.
Let me know if that helps.
updated by @brian: 03/24/14 02:48:21PM
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Genosis
jamesd116:I see how you have the second one done now and it seems like it would work I like the option of showing/not showing the marriages it may take ppl a moment to get used to that but we will see once I am able to buy it.... How much do you plan on selling it for.
Looks like I cant see much without logging in so i will have to wait to see how it works.
I see the wording events at the bottom but it doesnt link so Im sure that probably a logging in thing.
Looks like I cant see much without logging in so i will have to wait to see how it works.
I see the wording events at the bottom but it doesnt link so Im sure that probably a logging in thing.
Genosis has an extra layer of security on top that let's you lock the site down and basically have it be an "invite only" type setup (which is what I run on our family tree) - I don't mind visitors browsing ancestors born before 1900, so I have opened that up, but I only want direct family members having a login on the site, and I also want to be able to grant researcher status to those users that want to assist in building the tree.
So it's pretty flexible. Right now you can get Genosis for $19 - it will be going to $39 once it's been out for a while.
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updated by @brian: 12/29/14 09:23:55AM
