Hi all,
Need some advice,
On a new website I need to build to following functionality
Someone an idea which option is the best/easy
Thx
Erik
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Nobody an idea?
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I would first investigate the Mals Cart (built into Freeway) for the purchase part, and then LinkLok for the digital delivery. Those two are reported to work well together. I haven’t used either personally, since I tend to build these sorts of things from scratch (in Rails) for my clients.
Walter
On Jan 30, 2015, at 10:18 AM, Erik email@hidden wrote:
Hi all,
Need some advice,
On a new website I need to build to following functionality
- Client fills a webform
- After filling the form they need to pay
- After payment is done the form has to be send to a specific emailadress
- Clients gets a confirmation of order per email
Someone an idea which option is the best/easy
Thx
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Erik,
You can also use a form builder like MachForm from http://www.appnitro.com and link it Stripe - https://stripe.com.
Have been using this method for over 2 years on my site
There is also a shorter version with the Stripe checkout button https://stripe.com/checkout
You will have to create a database on your hosting server for MachForm though and rename your pages from .html to .php
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Thank both, I will look at this two options
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What exactly are they paying for.
Walter mentions Digital Delivery but you dont actually say what the product is.
I have something that takes a payment for Registration and is linked to Mal’s http://www.deltadesign.co/fw_examples/register.html
Maybe it is adaptable for your needs.
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My clients makes “tailor made” juridical letters
A letter can be ordered on this new website
First clients need to fill different form elements ( input for the letter)
Then they need to pay a fixed amount
With that payment he finalize his order
My client receives the input for the letter,
Client gets email confirmation
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First clients need to fill different form elements ( input for the letter)
How much text are we talking about?
A few words, sentences, paragraphs?
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different form elements minimum 20 fields I guess
also a “shipping” part and pay section
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minimum 20 fields I guess.
How about this for a scenario (trying to keep construction simple ie no programming, databases etc.)
Customer fills in form with all relevant details and submits form (which generates an email to your client) Step 1 and Step 3
The Thankyou page for the form submission has a PayNow button that takes customer to the Mals Cart where they pay and more info is collected (shipping address etc.) Step 2
Step 4 can be dealt with by Mals automatically after payment is complete.
Your Client will have all the info for the juridical letter after Step 1 but doesn’t action it until payment is received in Step 2
Alternatively you could do this through a service like Wufoo http://www.wufoo.com/
Or pay a programmer (most expensive option)
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Thx Dave,
That’s also a good and easy solution!
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