Hi
We run a Joomla 2.5 site and need the following:
A customer browse our products (article pages, categorized using standard Joomla articles and categories). On a product page we want there to be a button that invites the customer to add the product to a quote. When clicking the button, a popup shows the products added so far. The required information the customer must fill in - email address, contact data, organization/company and location (for shipping estimates) should show up when the customer clicks a second button in the popup.
We want the form solution to make it possible to add products, add ones address and then get an automatic email sent which either displays the quoted price for the products chosen or tells the customer to wait for a manually calculated quote. If the quote contains products that needs to be calculated manually, we get an email from the form with all details so that we manually can send the quote.
Styling should be done using CSS.
Can this be done using ChronoForms?
Best Regards
Johan Niklasson
We run a Joomla 2.5 site and need the following:
A customer browse our products (article pages, categorized using standard Joomla articles and categories). On a product page we want there to be a button that invites the customer to add the product to a quote. When clicking the button, a popup shows the products added so far. The required information the customer must fill in - email address, contact data, organization/company and location (for shipping estimates) should show up when the customer clicks a second button in the popup.
We want the form solution to make it possible to add products, add ones address and then get an automatic email sent which either displays the quoted price for the products chosen or tells the customer to wait for a manually calculated quote. If the quote contains products that needs to be calculated manually, we get an email from the form with all details so that we manually can send the quote.
Styling should be done using CSS.
Can this be done using ChronoForms?
Best Regards
Johan Niklasson
Hi Johan,
I'm pretty certain that the answer is yes - but it will take quite a bit of work and a few forms to get all the parts working together.
You can store the 'shopping basket' data either in a temporary database table (or tables) or in the User session during the shopping session than of a final save on 'checkout'.
Bob
I'm pretty certain that the answer is yes - but it will take quite a bit of work and a few forms to get all the parts working together.
You can store the 'shopping basket' data either in a temporary database table (or tables) or in the User session during the shopping session than of a final save on 'checkout'.
Bob
Hi Bob
Great news!
I would like to have this created - could you do it for a beer? Just kidding!
But if you could build it I would pay you. Just let me know! I have a development site set up, ready to go.
Best Regards
Johan Niklasson
Great news!
I would like to have this created - could you do it for a beer? Just kidding!
But if you could build it I would pay you. Just let me know! I have a development site set up, ready to go.
Best Regards
Johan Niklasson
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