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Free downloads "thank you" page
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The best way would be to directly put your customization through the "after_end" file of your "checkout" view of your front-end template.
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I've now tried this and I don't seem to be able to get it to work at all. No matter what I change on that view I still see the same standard "Thank you for your purchase." message. I have modified other views without a problem but I can't seem to get this functioning. Are you sure that's the right file to modify?
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I have the exact same problem but I don't understand the explanation above.
I simply want to direct clients that 'purchased' free products to the same page where the Paypal plugin directs my clients to.
It is an article with an explanation on how to download their products.
As it is now new clients use the free products to test my shop. Not getting an explanation on how to download their products, turns them away from buying paid products.
Sjaak
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You can edit the file "end" of the view "checkout" via the menu Display>Views and change the line:
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But this did not work. I off course changed the URL to the article with explanation. Still I only get 'Thank you for purchase"
Strange detail: the return page shows the title of the article correct in the breadcrumb trail.
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I tried on my end and the view to edit is "checkout / end" in the frontend template.
Thanks to be sure that you are editing in the correct template.
To make a redirect, you can also try the php function "header()".
us2.php.net/manual/en/function.header.php
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That did it.
I wasn't aware that I needed to choose the frontend template in order to get it working.
Thanks
Sjaak
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but this does not work. As is actually written?, my knowledge of php are rather scarce.
This is how it looks now
help me plis.
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you should replace these lines :
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Thanks for your time @Mohamed Thelji
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Which view do you have edited ? "checkout / end" and/or "checkout / after_end" ?
Based on the payment method used you are maybe not redirected to one of these views.
So you will maybe have to edit the file xxx_end.php of your payment method, where "xxx" is the payment method name.
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