We setup three products in the clients 1SC account and linked them to the 3 products that we setup in Amember. I tested a fourth product which is free, and it worked fine. The sales page provides 3 links to the three different products. However, if you try to access those products linked to amember, you get a message that says the cart is empty. The only way to order the products is through the amember/signup.php page. If we can't access the 1sc order pages, which is what we would really like to do, is there a way to select via GET which product to select when they land on the signup page? Example: http://www.mydomain.com/amember/signup.php?product=2 ... and the product with an ID of 2 is selected from the multiple products listed on the sign up page?
Yes! Wahoo! http://www.mydomain.com/amember/signup.php?product_id=2 But... is it possible to access the 1SC order form still with out going through the amember signup page?
I'm rather new to aMember but am trying to work out a similar process. Two different "products" (subscription options really) are set up in 1SC and aMember but the starting page for ordering is the aMember page asking to choose one of the two and enter name and login codes before going to the 1SC payment process. That seems like the cart before the horse by asking the customer to choose login codes before they purchase. But, unless there is a way to add extra fields in 1SC to collect that data (user name and password) and somehow pass that into the aMember database, the customer won't be able to login. Am I seeing this right?
I think you called it correctly with the cart before the horse. 1SC passes all necessary data back to the thank you page via POST. This is usually where we collect the data and let people register their username and passwords. To do this before the order seems rather premature.
Thanks marion ... can you provide any pointers on what you are doing to "reverse" the process (buy through 1SC and then set the login info)? Is your thank-you page a custom one that you prepared with appropriate form fields to submit to aMember or is it an aMember "template" page that you modified? Best Regards