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paying by bill?


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wilhelm oder wil er nicht

Community Member, 16 Posts

23 February 2009 at 2:00am

hi there, I'm thinking about using the e-commerce module but the payment options are kinda debar me. the favourite payment method of my client would be just paying by bill (it's national anyway, Switzerland) and I was wondering if that's possible or at least if it's possible to add this as a second payment method?
thanks for any help!

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wilhelm oder wil er nicht

Community Member, 16 Posts

4 March 2009 at 5:49am

come on, nobody does know?

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Fuzz10

Community Member, 791 Posts

4 March 2009 at 8:49am

Hi Wilhelm,

I have never used the commerce module , but I know for sure that it is possible to build your own payment options. (you are lucky, paying by bill sounds like a very easy one... ;-) ....

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wilhelm oder wil er nicht

Community Member, 16 Posts

6 March 2009 at 10:59pm

yes I know. well I'm not really good at PHP and not really familiar with e-shops - yet - but well, everybody needs to start somewhere, right. I thought probably somebody would have already created a payment option like that and could give me some advices?

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Digital Punk

Community Member, 51 Posts

8 July 2009 at 2:49am

Hi there

as default u can use cheque option - this is like bank transfer (bill payment).

Best regards,
Mind

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Phill

Community Member, 81 Posts

25 September 2009 at 9:54pm

This might help i've done similar
##### ecommerce/code/Ivoicepayment #####

<?php

/**
* @package ecommerce
*/

/**
* Payment object representing a invoice payment
*/
class InvoicePayment extends Payment {
/**
* Process the Cheque payment method
*/
function processPayment($data, $form) {
if(!$this->PaymentMethod)
$this->PaymentMethod = "InvoicePayment";

if(!$this->Status)
$this->Status = "Pending";

if(!$this->Message)
$this->Message = "<p class=\"warningMessage\">Payment is outstanding.</p>";

$result['Success'] = "Success";
$result['PaymentID'] = $this->write();
return $result;
}

function getPaymentFormFields() {
return new FieldSet(
// retrieve cheque content from the ChequeContent() method on this class
new LiteralField("Chequeblurb", '<div id="Cheque" class="typography">' . $this->ChequeContent() . '</div>'),
new HiddenField("Invoice", "Invoice", 0)
);
}
function getPaymentFormRequirements() {
return null;
}

/**
* Returns the Cheque content from the CheckoutPage
*/
function ChequeContent() {
return "Payment is outstanding.";
}

/**
* Function used for in template to check if payment is cheque.
*/
function IsInvoicePayment(){
return true;
}

}

?>

// Then to add this new payment type add the following to you config file
Payment::set_supported_methods(array(
//'DPSPayment' => 'Credit Card (DPS)',
//'ChequePayment' => 'Cheque',
'InvoicePayment' => 'Invoice Payment'
));

Hope thats some help