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lgt,
I'm definitely not an expert here but I have just upgraded my v6 store to the v8 store and have been looking for some answers here too. Answers don't come too quickly around here so I'll give you my experience with the checkout.
I believe the ability to have the credit card option at checkout is with the PayPal (Pro Direct Method) - Secure Server option (which also requires you to have the Pro method set up with your PayPal account at $30 per month).
As an alternative, if your customers follow the PayPal checkout link, there is an option on that main page for them to pay with a credit or debit card and checkout as a PayPal guest.
Hope this helps,
DJ
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webmaster wrote:
Are you asking about adding logos for the cc's under the checkout form? If so, just add an image to the 'Checkout Form Footer' include under System > Displays > Display Includes.
Hi there,
I was looking to find out how to place the gateway logo on checkout page and found this.
I am not PHP expert. Can you give some basic guides "How to add the image" to the 'Checkout Form Footer'?
Also, I have another issue for Checkout. How to force the buyer to Accept or Decline the Terms and Conditions? I have set in Checkout Form Fields a new Form Section "Terms & Conditions", with Form Field Type "Radio Buttons", and under Selection Items, "Selection Item 1" = Accept and "Selection Item 2" = Do Not Accept.
On the Checkout Page are shown OK, But how I declare to the system what action is to be followed for each selection?
Regards
Constantinos
Last edited by Praxandros (11-09-2015 12:38:39)
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First, backup all files locally in case you kill something. Second, make sure you test every change right after you do it to narrow down where you may have made a mistake. If you choose to edit that include, you could add a simple image tag after the closing PHP tag (looks like '?>'). Do not edit within the PHP, do so after it. Entering HTML inside the PHP code will surely cause an error. With all that said, you should be able to look up 'how to write an img tag' on Google for a much better tutorial than we could give here. Assuming your image was named 'x.jpg' and was uploaded to {public}/media/cms/html, the image tag would be written as:
<img src="media/cms/html/x.jpg" alt="Some Title" style="max-width: 100%;" />
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Dear Nick,
Thank you very much for your guide. The issue has been solved perfectly.
Also, I have solved the other checkout issue.
Regards
Constantinos
Last edited by Praxandros (11-10-2015 09:39:21)
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