Re: Best way to handle "delivery"

[LZAntal]

Hi,

> On Nov 3, 2015, at 11:05 AM, Kyle McKenna  wrote:
> 
> So I ended up just manually adding the columns to the database, and updating 
> satchmo_store/shop/models.py to match, but the data for some reason isn't 
> making it in to the database. Any ideas?

Not around a satchmo project atm, so can you check the view that handles the 
submission? It might uses a form that does not includes your fields.

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Re: Best way to handle "delivery"

[Kyle McKenna]

So I ended up just manually adding the columns to the database, and 
updating satchmo_store/shop/models.py to match, but the data for some 
reason isn't making it in to the database. Any ideas?

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Re: Best way to handle "delivery"

[Kyle McKenna]

Thank you for your reply!

All I'm really going to need is 

2 checkboxes (one for Delivery/pickup, and one for if the delivery is a 
surprise),
delivery address, recipient name, recipient phone number, delivery 
datetime, and custom message.

I overwrote the checkout form.html and 
contact/_contact_info_form_shipping.html.

In _contact_info_form_shipping.html I added my own "delivery" items, (the 
things I listed above), but then pressing submit button wasn't working 
(probably because the form isn't filled out properly?) so I figured these 
items also had to be a part of satchmo_store/shop/models.py so I added them 
there but now I'm getting the database error :/

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Re: Best way to handle "delivery"

[LZAntal]

Hi,

> On Oct 30, 2015, at 11:41 AM, Kyle McKenna  wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I built a website where 3rd party shipping doesn't make sense, but local 
> deliveries do (it's a flower shop). Right now people can order online, but 
> there is no shipping/delivery information. Currently the business just calls 
> them for the delivery details, but I'd like to implement it as part of the 
> checkout process.
> 
> I tried adding more fields to satchmo/apps/satchmo_store/shop/models.py (and 
> the corresponding values in admin.py) but it's giving me a "field not in 
> database" error, I see some migrations for it so I'm wondering if I could 
> just write my own migration script to add these fields? Not sure how I would 
> apply it though. 
> 
> I'm not sure this is even the right way to go about it though. Would it make 
> more sense to have a custom shipping module for delivery? Or would it make 
> more sense to have delivery as it's own app?
> 
> Thanks!
> Kyle

It depends. If all you need is a way for them to choose how fast they want it 
and provide some custom message then you could overwrite the checkout template 
and it’s view to handle it before pass the rest of the data back to satchmo to 
handle it.
Satchmo has all kinds of signals you can listening to as well for post/pre 
processing.
But if it is more involved I would create a custom shipping module.


Hope it helps.

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