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kbbrux
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Hi there
After some head scratching on how to make shipping work (all sorted now) I have a question for the gurus here :) Can I use e-junkie to allow my customers to make a subscription payment for a service , much like how we all pay for e-junkie.
Thanks in advance
Kb
# POSTED ON: October 23, 2007 @ 23:56 GMT -7
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Trackmeister
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KB,
I asked Robin the same question. Apparently there isn't a way to use e-junkie for this. www.amember.com seems to have what we're both looking for, although it is not clear to me how to set up a secure portion of my website that would be available only to subscribers. Let me know if you figure this out.....
# POSTED ON: October 24, 2007 @ 06:09 GMT -7
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kbbrux
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Thanks trackmeister...
although I do not want to clutter up my rapidweaver site with pieces of code from amember and merging e-junkie and so on .... the easiest solution is probably to grab a piece of Paypal code in their subscription setup..but it is not very flexible. Any comments from the e-j gurus :)
Thanks again
Kb
# POSTED ON: October 24, 2007 @ 07:13 GMT -7
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E-junkieChef
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We can manually convert an "e-junkie paypal buy now button" to a subscription button on our end but that will still not work with our cart and we'll treat the first payment as "purchase" and ignore rest of the payments, payment failures, cancellation etc. .. not really what you want if you are running a member site.
# POSTED ON: October 24, 2007 @ 11:32 GMT -7
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kbbrux
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Thanks , if I find a suitable workaround I will let you know :D
# POSTED ON: October 24, 2007 @ 22:49 GMT -7
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