Guest checkout

Is it possible for the user to check out as a guest without "registering" in the started version of Hika Shop? This seems like pretty simple usability as most people do not want to register to buy something from a website?

Is it possible to offer the customer the alternativ of either purchasing without registration (as a guest) or to register and login (for returning customers)?

Changing registration to NO REGISTRATION doesn't change anything?
If i set to NO LOGIN, AND THEREFORE CANNOT LEAVE OUT ADDRESS, IT WILL JUST GO RIGHT TO PAYMENT..

I want user to NOT HAVE TO REGISTER, but to enter their shipping details - This seems so basic, why is it not possible????

Is the Guest or Register ability on the roadmap to add? I have a few clients that need the ability.

If you need a guest checkout with the address of the customer, then you have to set the checkout steps with "login - address - ..." in the options of the checkout set it to "no registration", and if you wanted "no login".

By this way the customer will not be registered, and you have to edit the translation of the "Register" button to, for example, "Use this address".

Hope this will help you.

No I actually need a Login/Register OR Guest checkout on the same page, not one or the other

It's not available for the moment, but still on our TODO list.

is this still not available? is there a way around it with custom user fields?

Hi,

This last 3 months, we were working on other big features so we don't do anything on this.

Regards,

this is such a standard feature, that had i known you wouldn't take the time to add it, or better yet, that you didn't have it to begin with, I'd have gone with another solution, as every other cart has it, and more importantly, the larger companies and sites have it.


you guys should take the day or week it would take to implement this and get it over with. it's been over a year with questions regarding this functionality, not just this one post.

We have this on our TODO list, and we should start to work on it after the next release.
If you need it sooner, you can still ask to a third developer or post your request in the Commercial jobs section.
A team is very present in this part of the forum.

Sorry for the inconvenience encountered.

Hi,

I just wanted to find out where the optional registration for visitors stands currently?

Is it being worked on yet, and if so, do you have a rough idea when it might be part of Hikashop?

Thanks,
Zoltan

Hi Zoltan,

This is on our Development list and should be included in the next release, so in the coming weeks/months.

As I understand it, an OPTIONAL guest registration upon checkout is not currently available. VERY glad to hear you're working on it, as this is rapidly becoming a problem with one of our hosting customers using Hikashop.

I have successfully configured Joomla user registration to activate accounts instantly, and am relying upon HikaShop's two-step purchase process to discourage automated orders being placed (This has been successful while we ran the store without requiring registration upon purchase, so I'm not terribly worried about that.)

By setting Joomla to instant account activation, we're avoiding the incredibly awkward interruption during ordering that Joomla's confirmation-link email interaction used to cause, but creating the user account during checkout is now a one-step process that occurs before purchase completion, so we'll could see an uptick of junk accounts created by spambots - even though the bots probably won't attempt to complete the second step in order to successfully place orders.

One thing I have verified is that HikaShop's member registration plugin and template seem to override Joomla's default registration form, which isn't much of a problem, except that the HikaShop template doesn't seem to support Joomla's built-in support for ReCaptcha.

Is there any way to make this happen? Though we haven't activated this configuration yet, we'd definitely like to take steps to avoid the creation of junk user accounts, which even a simple captcha is generally good at.

Also, is there any timeline yet on the optional registration-upon-purchase?

Good to know. I'll check it out.

Is there any update on the "guest checkout" option feature?