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How would I go about inserting a link in the customers confirmation email that takes them directly to that order in their myaccount--->orders section? I have tried what I 5thought were the obvious methods but they don't seem to work.
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I think this should do it <a href="[[Site.StandardUrl]]/MyAccount_Orders_Details.aspx?id=[[Order.Bvin]]">See the details of this order</a> If it does not work let me know. Regards, Corneliu |
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Excellent! Thanks Corneliu...that did the trick!! |
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How does this get through the user name/password procedure?
Just the Bvin is needed?
If they didn't create an account..... can they still see it? |
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Hi Corneliu (and Mitch),
I just noticed that this actually didn't work. The link appears in the email fine and when you hover over it the URL with the order id appears as you would expect. When you click the link you are taken to the login screen and upon successful login creds are presented at what would appear to be the order, but it is order# 0000000 and contains no products....that is if you ARE NOT logged in already. If you are logged in already, it takes you to the order perfectly.
I know that the my account section goes into the secure SSL so I also tried [[Site.SecureUrl]] but got the same thing.
Thanks,
Derek |
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On or about 33 in MyAccount_Orders_Details.aspx.vb you will find this line of code: Code:
Response.Redirect("login.aspx?ReturnURL=" & Server.UrlEncode("MyAccount_Orders_Details.aspx))
Change it to this: Code:
Response.Redirect("login.aspx?ReturnURL=" & Server.UrlEncode("MyAccount_Orders_Details.aspx?id=" & Request.Params("id")))
Note that the forum software may wrap the code onto 2 lines...it is really only 1 line. |
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Will this work if the shopper didn't create an account? |
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Yep, that did the trick! Thanks again Andy.... |
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