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Thread: OKToMail and PasswordIsOptionalDuringCheckout

  1. 10-12-2009, 01:29 PM #1
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    Default OKToMail and PasswordIsOptionalDuringCheckout

    We're looking at using PasswordIsOptionalDuringCheckout but notice we lose the 'OKToMail ' field in the process.. In this instance with a non registerd cust, can we offer the custa 'OKToMail option. Or can we at least opt them in, by default.
  2. 10-13-2009, 08:18 AM #2
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    Yes, you may add this field in the process but need to modify the page. There is also an AppConfig AnonCheckoutReqEmail when set to true an Anon Customer must have an email to place an order.
  3. 10-13-2009, 10:47 AM #3
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    Default Addthe OKToEmail Field

    Thanks for that: This tehn raisese two more Q's then i think i have it,

    1. When you say "you may add this field in the process but need to modify the page" I'm assuming you mean thsi to be a custom mod rather than a AppConFig.

    2. I knew about the AppConfig AnonCheckoutReqEmail , but it raises my next question, which I must credit our dev for:

    When ‘PasswordIsOptionalDuringCheckout ‘ it is easy to set oktomail default to yes,
    but I'm not sure before a mail is sent, aspdnsf will only check oktomail
    field to determine send or not, or also check some other fields: such as
    IsRegistered, IsRegistered will be 0 When ‘PasswordIsOptional ‘,

    Forgive his English, if we can all do Chinese as well as he can does English, we could be proud, but in essence, his point - is this field and the mailing around it, then affected by "IsRegistered "? If so it gets messy. It cahnges the way we run this.
    Last edited by omaxuk; 10-13-2009 at 10:48 AM. Reason: Typo
  4. 10-13-2009, 01:00 PM #4
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    [quote1. When you say "you may add this field in the process but need to modify the page" I'm assuming you mean thsi to be a custom mod rather than a AppConFig. [/quote]

    That is correct

    2. I knew about the AppConfig AnonCheckoutReqEmail , but it raises my next question, which I must credit our dev for:
    Generally that is the only field that is checked.
  5. 10-14-2009, 02:25 AM #5
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    Default So OKtoEmail can be set whatever we like

    So OKtoEmail can be set to whatever we like, but the real issue will be whether cust is registered? OKtoEmail won't change anything.

    Which tehn expalins why when ‘PasswordIsOptionalDuringCheckout ‘ is used the 'OKtoEmail ' field is lost. I take it, its done to simplify this function, becaue regardless, of OKtoEmail, without a cust reg'd, email won't function anyway? Do I now have a handle on it?