payment after order is created with Guest mode

Hi,

The payment link included in the "order creation notification" email allows the user to pay for his order even if the order was placed as a guest.
Similarly, the link to the order is also provided in that email and on the thank you page and both work even for guests. And on that page, the '"pay now" button will be displayed too, even for guests.

So I'm surprised you're asking this because it should already be the case without doing anything as long as you properly activated the "Payment of orders not paid immediately" setting of the HikaShop configuration and enabled the statuses for which you want to allow the payment under the "unpaid" column of the System>Order statuses menu.

Hi,

If you click on the "email" button when editing an order, you'll see the payment link at the bottom of the email preview in the popup (and same in the preview of the popup when you change the status of an order from the orders listing), provided the status of the order is enabled as an unpaid status in System>Order statuses.

Hi,

I'm sorry but I don't read Dutch. So I don't know which email is in your screenshot, which statuses are what and which column is what.

So I can't conclude on whether it's normal or not based on the situation as I can't assess it.

Hi,

The "order creation notification" email is the one sent to the user when the order is created, not when the "notify customer" checkbox is checked while changing the order status on the order edit page. The email sent at that time is the "order status notification".

So I think you're just not looking at the correct email.

Hi,

It's not a random menu item. It's the current page menu item. It's only random if the place where the email is generated doesn't have a menu item or the menu item is not HikaShop. Normally, when the order is created on the frontend, you're already on the HikaShop checkout, and thus it will use the menu item id used on the checkout.
You can see the code which generates the URL in the preload of the order creation notification email :

global $Itemid;
$url_itemid = '';
if(!empty($Itemid)) {
	$url_itemid = '&Itemid=' . $Itemid;
}

....

$pay_url = 'index.php?option=com_hikashop&ctrl=order&task=pay&order_id='.$data->order_id.$url_itemid;
if(empty($customer->user_cms_id) && !empty($data->order_token)) {
	$pay_url .= '&order_token='.urlencode($data->order_token);
}
$pay_url = hikashop_frontendLink($pay_url);

$url_itemid = '&Itemid=XX';

Hi,

How is the menu item with the id 101 configured ? Could you do some screenshots ?
And are you using a SEF extension like 4SEF ?

Hi,

I think I wasn't clear enough. My bad.
I wanted to say that you should change the whole code:

global $Itemid;
$url_itemid = '';
if(!empty($Itemid)) {
	$url_itemid = '&Itemid=' . $Itemid;
}

$url_itemid = '&Itemid=XX';

Hi,

I think your issue has several layers to it:
- First, when I checked your customization of the email I saw you used the Itemid 1 and not 101. 1 is the root menu item and should never be used.
- Second, even the 101 menu item is not correct. You need to use a menu item of HikaShop because Joomla's routing system only allows menu items of an extension to display its pages. If you try to use an invalid Itemid like 101 (which is a gantry menu item), HikaShop will auto correct to a random HikaShop menu item (the 544). I've changed it to the 137 menu item but you can choose a better suited menu item.
- It seems that you're doing your tests on the backend and not a real test from the frontend. In order to check which menu items are valid, the system checks that the "access level" of the menu item matches with the user groups assigned to the current user. So if you test the order creation email from the backend, you're logged in as an admin and thus it might not accept the public menu items. Make sure you're testing this change from the frontend by creating an order from the frontend.

Hi,

That's indeed the case.
What you can try is to change the code:

				$user = JFactory::getUser();
				$accesses = JAccess::getAuthorisedViewLevels(@$user->id);
				if(!empty($accesses)){
					$filters[]='a.access IN ('.implode(',',$accesses).')';
				}

			if(hikashop_isClient('site')) {
				$user = JFactory::getUser();
				$accesses = JAccess::getAuthorisedViewLevels(@$user->id);
				if(!empty($accesses)){
					$filters[]='a.access IN ('.implode(',',$accesses).')';
				}
			}