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Re: [ic] Handling question?
Quoting Ed LaFrance (edl@newmediaems.com):
> At 02:30 PM 06/26/2001 +0200, you wrote:
>
> >I need to include a fixed fee if the payment is COD,
> >
> >Someone suggest me to use handling feature,but there is not any example
> >in the interchange documentation.
> >could someone explain in simple terms how I do this.
> >
> >best regards
> >Salvador Caballe
>
> Well, there is an example, in fact:
> http://interchange.redhat.com/cgi-bin/ic/dev/icdatabase_42.html
>
> ...but it is not specifically for COD. In the construct demo, you could do
> something like this on the checkout page:
>
>
> [comment]add this near the top of the page[/comment]
> [if value payment_method eq 'cod']
> [and !value mv_handling]
> [value name=mv_handling set="cod_charge" hide=1]
> [/if]
>
> [comment]add an option to the existing payment_method selector[/comment]
> <SELECT NAME="payment_method" onChange="this.form.submit()">
> ...
> <option [selected payment_method cod] value="cod"> C.O.D.
> ...
> </select>
>
> ...then put your cod charge line in shipping.asc:
>
> cod_charge C.O.D. Charge price 0 999999999 f 3
>
> ..and reconfigure. When the user selects the COD payment method, the
> shipping charges for their order should increase (by $3, in my example).
>
> I haven't tried it - this is just my understanding from the docs. You
> would also need to add appropriate display elements and logic to inform the
> user that the charge is being levied.
Exactly correct. Actually, if you look at etc/profiles.order you will
see:
[elsif value fax_order == 3]
&set = mv_payment COD
[value name=mv_handling set=cod hide=1]
[/elsif]
There doesn't appear to be a COD option on the checkout page selector, though.
That can easily be added. I think the new foundation checkout page and
receipts, etc, even handle mv_handling. 8-)
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