Re: Altering Checkout Process

2009-12-31 Thread Jim Robert
Shouldn't be t hard just write some wrapper viewsthat return an HttpResponseRedirectfor the pages you want to skip On

Re: Altering Checkout Process

2009-12-31 Thread Alex Robbins
Yeah, thanks for the idea. I had been thinking about that, and could work. However, I'd lose all of my update if anyone had javascript turned off. I'd rather have a non-js based solution, but it looks like it'll be a lot more difficult. Alex On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 9:01 AM, Carlos wrote: > Pro

Re: Altering Checkout Process

2009-12-30 Thread Carlos
Prob not what your looking for, but why not just use some javascript/ jquery to make it look like its switching between different pages and can also be made to look nicer? Ofcourse this would mean it would have to breakdown nicely as one page for browsers that don't support it or cellphones. On De

Altering Checkout Process

2009-12-29 Thread Alex Robbins
We are investigating customizing the checkout process for one of our clients. Basically, I think the goal is to copy the Amazon checkout process as much as possible. I am looking for some feedback on the best way to accomplish the following changes (should this be a custom payment module? Should I