One-Page Checkout [Support Thread]

[lat9]

ZC 2.1.0, OPC 2.5.4, Bootstrap 3.7.4.

I don't see an Guest Checkout option on the index.php?main_page=login page, even its enabled in Admin. Does this need anything else enabled to show up?

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The current not-logged-in customer needs to have something in their cart.

[DML73]

Yes I did make sure there were products in the cart before continuing to checkout

[lat9]

Yes I did make sure there were products in the cart before continuing to checkout

Any debug logs? There's something amiss with your installation.

[DML73]

No debug logs in regards to this problem, but I re-installed the plugin and now it seems to be working, so I guess I must have missed some of the files the first time.

[lat9]

No debug logs in regards to this problem, but I re-installed the plugin and now it seems to be working, so I guess I must have missed some of the files the first time.

Thanks for the update; missed files will "bite' you!

[Jeff_Mash]

Would you ever consider utilizing the GUEST CHECKOUT enabled feature, but having the One Page Checkout feature turned off?

We love the one page functionality, but we have so many modules (Reward Points, Coupons, Gift Certificates, Shipping Insurance) that it can make the one page look "busy."

We considered disabling it and returning to the three step checkout (to have less information crammed into one page). The problem is that when you turn off the OPC module, it also disables the ability of Guests to checkout (which we require).

Previously, there was the COWOA module but that is no longer maintained. Since OPC is so robust, I was wondering if this feature would be a benefit to others as well (enabling the Guest Checkout feature even if the One Page Checkout was turned off).

[lat9]

Would you ever consider utilizing the GUEST CHECKOUT enabled feature, but having the One Page Checkout feature turned off?

We love the one page functionality, but we have so many modules (Reward Points, Coupons, Gift Certificates, Shipping Insurance) that it can make the one page look "busy."

We considered disabling it and returning to the three step checkout (to have less information crammed into one page). The problem is that when you turn off the OPC module, it also disables the ability of Guests to checkout (which we require).

Previously, there was the COWOA module but that is no longer maintained. Since OPC is so robust, I was wondering if this feature would be a benefit to others as well (enabling the Guest Checkout feature even if the One Page Checkout was turned off).

I'll note that there's a change-request present in OPC's GitHub: https://github.com/lat9/one_page_checkout/issues/407

The more I've thought about this, the more it feels like a huge effort.

The 3-page (standard) checkout relies on the address_book_id values set into the billto and sendto session variables and regularly interrogates the database to retrieve the associated address values. For OPC's guest checkout, there's a single temporary 'holder' address_book_id that's used by all guests checking out.

When I've got more time, I'll review the processing of the checkout_shipping, checkout_payment and checkout_confirmation pages to see if there are additional notifications that could reduce the effort required.

[ikirin]

hello, can I enable the password option on the checkout_one so that customers can enter the password directly on this page?

[richard7315]

Hi Lat9
I have been testing the latest version of OPC with Zen Cart 2.1.0 and have noticed a couple of minor issues with the CSS.

1) On mobile devices the shipping method column is displaying approximately half the width it should be.

2) The whole checkout is a bit too close to the left edge of the screen. Line 43 of the responsive classic stylesheet.css should apply padding:0.8em to .centerColumn – for some reason when OPC is turned on the padding is not applied.

Update:
Potential fixes for issues 1 and 2 shown below:

1)
In the responsive_mobile.css find

/*bof checkout*/
#checkoutConfirmDefault .forward, #checkoutPayment .forward, #checkoutShipping .forward{float:right;width:auto !important;}

Removing float:right; seems to fix the display problem.

2)
The stylesheet.css has a minor bug. Around line 42 find:

.centerColumn, #bannerOne, #bannerTwo, #bannerThree, #bannerFour, #bannerFive, {padding:0.8em;}

The comma after #bannerFive should be deleted.

I have tested the fixes with OPC turned on/off and did not notice any issues. Please can the Zen Cart team check and apply these fixes to the core code.
Many thanks
Richard

[lat9]

hello, can I enable the password option on the checkout_one so that customers can enter the password directly on this page?

There is no such option. Customers who have previously created accounts with a site need to go through the login page's processing.