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Yes, plus FoxEE has a feature to create all of the users billing profile fields with the touch of a button. Which then are accessible in your EE templates and synced with the FoxyCart server.

Perfect. Also FoxEE includes the switching of member statuses which comes in handy.
Thanks for your help Mike.

Foxee 1.10.51.021 has been released and is a recommended upgrade for all foxee users. It includes several enhancements and fixes which include fixes to users with upgrade problems and subscription bugs.

You can download 021 from your account at HCC

I would like to use foxEE for a website that only has one product. I set up a dedicated weblog and published an entry. I entered prices etc in the foxEE tab. I dont want to use the foxee shopping cart. Instead I would like to go straight to the checkout page. I did something like the following but when I click the checkout link, the checkout page does not include the item and displays 0 in the price field.

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="membership"  foxee_category="DEFAULT"} 

<h4>1 Year Membership for:</h4>
<p>${foxee_price}<br />
<a href="https://mydomain.foxycart.com/cart?cart=checkout%22class=%22joinnow" class="joinnow foxycart">Join Now</a></p>

<p>{/exp:weblog:entries}

Do I need something else in order to go straight to the checkout page, or would I HAVE to add the item to the cart first and then check out? of course I really would like to avoid the second option since it only a membership fee.

Use the addtocart parameter cart=“checkout”

this will block the foxybox popup and send the user to the checkout template.

Please post these questions in our forums at hccdevelopment.com

Thanks

Hey Michael,

Is it possible to have more than one Admin email? I’m looking under Settings > General at FoxEE Email Address. It looks like I can only have one, but it would be nice to send all store-related emails (new order receipts, etc) to multiple recipients. Can this be done?

Thanks,
Ryan

Hey Ryan,

Great question.

Yes you can comma separate email addresses but right now we have the field set to a 64 character max. We will change that in the next build so you can use up to 255.

Foxee 1.10.51.0024 is now available. It includes new advanced search features for orders, subscription reset, and the ability to create custom order status.

Build 024 also includes several security updates and is a recommended update for all users.

Hey Mike,

After entering some orders on our customers’ behalf, I checked the log and noticed they were rejected with the following errors:

FoxyCart Datafeed Error (orderid: 465501) Price mismatch. Sku price: 0.00/SALE 0.00 Order Price: 149.00

Any idea what that is and how to fix it? I’m running version 1.10.51.019.

I checked my merchant gateway and the orders in question went through; the only thing that looks to have failed is the member creation. My guess is that I’ll need to manually create these user accounts.

@vosSavant - PLease post all support question in our forums at http://www.hccdevelopment.com/Web-Based-Software/Support-Forums/

Also foxee build 025 is now available and is a recommended upgrade for all users.

Hey Mike,

I thought about that after the fact and didn’t want to double post. I’ll place my question there.

We have a client who has a furniture shop which is implemented in EE, but they would like to convert it into an e-commerce site.

FOXEE looks to solve our problem. I just have a few questions - at the moment products are setup as you would imagine in a products weblog under categories… I’m just wondering if you think foxee will be easy to integrate it with an existing site i.e. not re-entering every single product as there are a quite a lot on the site at the moment?

Also some products say for instance sofas can be two or three seaters can you have different prices for a single product depending on what someone selects?

Hey Brendan,

I can tell you from personal experience that FoxEE should work great for what you have in mind. If you already have, say, 500 sofas entered as weblog entries, you won’t need to re-enter anything. FoxEE adds a tab to each weblog entry in the weblog you specify, which allows you to go in and adjust pricing, etc. for each of your products.

FoxEE also supports custom pricing, so I’m about 99% sure you can do what you’re after by having multiple prices for a single item. You can check the documentation here for more details or ask in the forum there.

Brendan
You will be able to do that in FoxEE if you have a lot of sofas that might have the same pricing structure say chairs are $500 2-Seaters are $1000 and 3-seaters are $1500 you can create a pricing group that will adjust the base price based on the options that they select. So say you had the 2-seater as the default you could have one pricing option decrease the total to the Chair price and the other pricing option increase the price to the 3-seater price. The nice thing is that you can also add more then one pricing option so if a covering cost more you can have that too. 

If you all of your furniture categories don’t have similar price increase it will be a little bit harder but by all means do able. There is a poll in FoxEE addon forms about allowing you to custom add “sizes” and “price adjustments” per entry unlike the traditional way which requires you to create a pricing option group and the prices then associate that with an entry. If you are thnking that this is something you need I encourage you to go vote for it at http://www.hccdevelopment.com/Web-Based-Software/Support-Forums/viewthread/513/#1880

Hey Brendan

I also had to do the same exact thing for a project and it worked great with FoxEE.