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Thread: Adding a new Customer

  1. 09-07-2009, 04:06 PM #1
    matto227 is offline Junior Member
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    Default Adding a new Customer

    I am working with the webservice to add a new customer, since we don't want to require users to create two different accounts to deal with our two different sites with Membership.

    I have created the Customers XML and it imports correctly (or so it seems). I can see the new user in the admin console of the storefront, but that user cannot log in to the storefront with the username and password I passed along.

    Even if I edit the Customer in the admin console, the user cannot log in properly.

    How can I add a Customer and have the user be able to log in?

    EDIT: It appears that there is an "IsRegistered" flag in the Customer table that isn't being set by the import. What should be done to automate this with the Customer Import?
  2. 09-07-2009, 06:54 PM #2
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    You need to inlucde IsRegistered field in your xml import request, just add <IsRegistered>1</IsRegistered> node in it.
  3. 04-07-2010, 02:17 PM #3
    Mgayar is offline Junior Member
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    Default IsRegistered refused to be set to 1

    Here is what I tried with your windows application using the super admin user:

    <Customer Action="Add" GUID="18351634-6B3B-4452-9795-2B581B4D57D3">
    <EMail>Foo@abc.com</EMail>
    <CustomerLevelID>0</CustomerLevelID>
    <Password>123456789</Password>
    <SaltKey>1077169758</SaltKey>
    <FirstName>Woo</FirstName>
    <LastName>Foo</LastName>
    <Phone>0101652898</Phone>
    <IsAdmin>0</IsAdmin>
    <LocaleSetting>en-US</LocaleSetting>
    <Over13Checked>1</Over13Checked>
    <VATSetting>1</VATSetting>
    <AdminCanViewCC>1</AdminCanViewCC>
    <IsRegistered>1</IsRegistered>
    </Customer>
    <Set Table="Customer" GUID="18351634-6B3B-4452-9795-2B581B4D57D3">
    <IsRegistered>1</IsRegistered>
    </Set>

    <Customer Action="Update" GUID="18351634-6B3B-4452-9795-2B581B4D57D3">
    <IsRegistered>1</IsRegistered>
    </Customer>

    But I still can't see the user as registered user in aspdotnetstorefront and when I checked the customer table I found that the IsRegistered field is set to 0 Do you have any idea why is that happening?
  4. 05-03-2010, 12:34 PM #4
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    This is an issue we just became aware of and fixed. If you contact support we can provide you with an updated WSI DLL that should take care of that.
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  5. 10-29-2010, 01:06 PM #5
    victorneves is offline Junior Member
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    Lightbulb Adding a new Customer - resolved

    To work, just change the field value "isadmin" to 3.

    Sample: <IsAdmin>3</IsAdmin>



    - victor