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PHP - Using Osc For Gift Cards
Does anyone know if using an osc for giftcards is a good idea or not? What I need is an online shopping cart for the usual selling items online. However the tricky part is my client wants to sell gift cards as well. The part I am not sure about is if lets say you buy 5 gift cards that have different amounts and you want them to go to all different addresses with maybe personal notes as well. maybe there is a fix or a module for that but osc website was no help in a response.
Similar TutorialsWhen someone buys a "platinum" members, they get several trial gift subscriptions to give to friends and family. What would be the best way to generate unique, random codes that are maybe 8-12 digits long? The workflow I came up with last night does this... In MySQL, I have defined which gift subscriptions are linked to a given Product Versions. (Hint: @gizmola) 😉 Then when someone subscribes, I go to my GIFT_CERTIFICATE_DETAILS table, determine the number of free gift subscriptions, and then my PHP will need to generate that many codes and insert them into my GIFT_SUBSCRIPTION table.
- id - subscription_id - product_id - gift_code
I am thinking that it is better to give people a numeric code? And maybe something 8-12 digits, so it is long enough to be unique across all time, but not so long or complicated that it's a pain in the ass to type into the web form to renew them. Thoughts?
I have this form that is far to long. I need to set it up in 3 pages. One page about the person getting the Gift Certificate, one for the person purchasing the certificate and another for credit card information. I have read about hidden variable but am a noobie. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Hey guys,
I have a PHP wrapper which I need a html form made for. It's a very small bit of work
In exchange I will give you a 15€ Gift Voucher for my online website, we are a sweets and drinks store online!
You can email me at dubplates@safe-mail.net
Many thanks,
- D
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