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Subscriptions page mod...
I posted this over on vBulletin.com and was told that it was not possible to do... but upon further thought I think there is a way to do it thier way on the backend, but have the frontend (that the user sees) be alot simpler.
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Then once they choose say for example from the "1 month", "non-recurring" "plan a" box the "$4" choice, they are taken to the subscription page for that specific one (of the 200+, they only see 4 options with dropdowns before going to the next page). Anyone know how I could do something like this? I'm kind of new to vB, but I know there is a hack for adding template pages... but how would I use/add globals, and pull variables so that I could list subscription types that are pre-defined in the admin panel in the dropdowns?? I hope I didn't confuse everyone... haha. THANK YOU! :confused: EDIT: Darn, ok I added a second post with more details, and it deleted it as a "double post"... grrr... Here's what I had added: I'd like to make my own page (using one of the add a page mods), and link to it in the navbar. On this page will be something like this page: http://yourdomain.tld/payments.php (but not inside the user CP). I would customize this page with my packages and the features they get for each one, etc, etc... then have some dropdown boxes for the duration, wheather it's re-occuring or not, and the price they want to pay. THEN once they choose the options they want, it'll go and pass the appropriate info to the http://yourdomain.tld/payments.php?do=order page where they can pay for thier subscription. Again, I realize i'd have to setup all possible combinations in the adminCP and that's o-k. |
Here's an example of what i'm talking about:
http://www.wrestlingforum.com/register.php?do=start How did they put that page into thier registration page I wonder... but it's exactly what i'm looking for for the subscription page. Once a user clicks a button in the appropriate column, it takes them to the built-in page to buy that subscription. ---- Upon further inspection of the payments.php page... If you view the source of the page for a paypal transaction, you find normal looking form submission code: Code:
<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post"> Will that work? (at least for paypal payments) |
I agree this is an interesting addition. It's a way to gather small donations from your subscribers, and anyway to do that is good. Once they've already decided they will pay $1 (or whatever) for a month it's always a good time to ask them if they are willing to pay an extra $1 just to say thanks.
It would also be nice if you could assign ranks to payment levels. So if they pay 5 they get one rank, if they pay 10 they get another... without having to create, as you said, dozens or hundreds of subscription types. Now, it just so happens that I want to add a feature to the subscription system also. I want trail memberships. Basically, a free membership for x number of days that can be purchased only once by any given member. If re-occuring then it will bill them the next time around. Pretty standard tactic. So, I've decided to code this. I need to think through the features a bit (suggestions are welcome), but I should be putting it together and offering it here on the org sometime in the next few days. |
Ohh... the free trial sounds interesting as well.
I hope you can incorporate all of this into your hack, I would really love something like that. :up: Any idea how that guy did it on his registration page? That would be the perfect time to offer a free trial. I love your ideas, once you have something working, i'd love to help you test it. Meantime, i'll try and think of some more features for this. :D |
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Okay, I looked. Seems like he still has fixed subscriptions. He just has a nice looking page to show them, rather than the (comparatively) bland vb default one. And he has it link to the register page. Also, he has a nice integration w hen you reach the registration page. Far as I know it would appear to be custom work. I don't recall seeing the hack listed anyway. It's obviously a vB forum but the copy right and version have been removed. Funny, since he kept the vbSEO copyright lol |
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