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Started by jimleeder123, September 04, 2015, 17:15:05 PM

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jimleeder123

Our clients are mainly busy fast food takeaways. Just eat allows them to accept or decline an order.

Is it possible to do this via VM3 / J 2.5? I'm thinking something added onto the admin order confirmation e-mail.

Is there an extension? Or is this not possible? Thanks in advance.
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Milbo

Please explain more detailled. As far as I know, people use vm already as food delivery shops.
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jimleeder123

Its already a website using VM/Joomla.

What I want to know is, when the admin order confirmation e-mail comes in, can we have a feature to let the client accept or deny the order? Is that possible?
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Milbo

client? is your client the vendor? or the customer
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jimleeder123

By client I mean the one receiving the admin order confirmation e-mail. The owner of the shop.

We print the e-mail out for them, I think if its accepted it should be ok to leave it, but if they want to deny the order then there should be something to allow them to do that.
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GJC Web Design

has the client paid or not at this point?
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jimleeder123

The customer (not the client) will have paid by either PayPal or cash (if it is cash, its collected upon delivery).
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GJC Web Design

so how can they reject an order that they have paid for?
Paypal gets very pissed with constant returned payments and will eventually do an account investigation/fund block
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jimleeder123

I understand that and tbh I thought it wouldn't be possible from the start but wanted to know if it might be.

A client has asked that he has a printer like Just Eat. It's a machine that prints out the order, and allows you to confirm or deny the order.
Of course Just Eat take card payments themselves rather than a third party I believe which is why that'd work for them, but not with PayPal.
Web Developer and blogger

Joomla 3.4.8  (2.5 on some)
VM 3.0.12
PHP 5.6 (5.4 on websites with Joomla 2.5)

http://jimleeder.co.uk