Showing posts with label ejunkie help. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ejunkie help. Show all posts
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I want to start by saying that if you are not comfortable writing your own code, or you do not want to hire someone to write code for you, then this option is not one for you. Although we will provide you the basic code, you'll need to be comfortable manipulating it for your particular use.
The first thing you will need to do is set a Common Redirection Thank You Page; this means that all of your buyers are going to go to that page after checkout. Start by clicking on Edit Account Preferences on the Seller Admin page. Once the page loads, in the Common Thank-You Page URL field enter in the URL for the thank you page on your website:
After you have the URL entered in click Submit...
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In E-junkie support, we often get e-mails from concerned users who have they received an e-mail telling them that their subscription to E-junkie has been canceled. These e-mails are automated e-mails our system sends out when PayPal contacts us and lets us know a subscription has been canceled, usually on their end for some reason.
But, if you get one of these do not panic. First, we do not just cut off service to our users if this happens. Second, all you need to do is setup a new subscription. If you are unsure how to do that, the e-mail will contain a link to a help page with all the steps you need to take.
There you go, a short and sweet tip for this week.
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It is the giving season, full of online gift offers and shopping for difficult people in your life! A bundle of goods that compliment each other is a quick, no-brainer buy for your customers, especially if it is offered at a savings.
That being said, we figured this would be the perfect time to break down how to setup an Add to Cart buttons that adds more than one product to the cart. Usually, we would suggest using our Bundle Product feature to combine products into a single product, but sometimes a merchant might want to have the different parts of a “bundle” show up as separate line items in the cart.
For our example, I’m going to use two of our previously created products, “Product 1” and “Product 2”.
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I want to let you know that if you have a large
number of products all with different shipping rates this is not going to be the trick for you. But if you have a no more then nine products, or all of your products
can fit into one of nine rates then these steps can help you out.
For these shipping rates you are not going to need to setup
shipping rules, but instead just use our Define Packaging option, on the right
of the first Edit E-junkie Cart Shipping Rules screen.
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