I want to change the language to spanish on payment status and fulfillment status.
For example:
Authorized === Autorizado
This is not posible yet because Shopify admin hasn't been yet internationalized. You could write some JavaScript injection (Tampermonkey) to accomplish this, though.
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Working on Integrating a SurveyMonkey Survey into a website.
How do I pass Username or Email of a Logged in User to the Survey?
I am using an Embedded Survey. Any Documentation Links would be welcome.
Also, Can I get real-time Response from SurveyMonkey to get the results after a user has finished the taking survey? I have a Paid Plan.
Using Django to build the website.
There is no way to do this today with the SurveyMonkey embed code. Create a weblink collector instead and insert the URL with custom variables into and iframe in your HTML.
Example:
<iframe src="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BGNV5MY?username=[username_value]&email=[email_value]"></iframe>
For realtime response notifications, use webhooks to get notified and then fetch the response details.
For clients we use our Facebook tool that allows to post and monitor on business facebookpage.
Unfortunately, I'm receiving an error when I want to login as their business account:
To access this page, you'll need to switch from using Facebook as your page to using facebook as yourself.
see: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/233/screenshot20121214at125.png/
Ofcourse I do not want that. My business and Personal accounts needs to be separated.
Anyone know how to solve this problem? Deleting and starting a new business page is not an option (10.000+ likes)
I have a website built in Django. One feature of this website is booking hotels. Now, my client has many agents who have websites. We want to give the facility of booking on these websites. So, I am thinking to use iframe on these websites( with the consent of the respective agent owners), which will point to the booking page of our website. Once booking is done, we will return success message and email the user. IS this a viable solution? Or, are there any other options?
thanks
One way of doing this it's creating a rest api using a helper that works with django like django-piston so your agents could work with them to perform booking.
Should be easy to add a form to any agents site with this way. Or even using ajax if the uri returns a json.
Iframes is not the way you should go I think... I also think that you need to define the API on your website and then you just do requests from the client website to your backend.
I'm trying to sell virtual goods using PayPal (already implemented Zong+) in Django. I decided to use django-paypal to handle the IPN for me (decided that IPN was the best fully automated option.)
I've currently made a buy-now button using the PayPal button wizard on their website, ie it's secure and saved on paypal to protect against tampering. (I'm very new to PayPal, not living in a fully supported country, so haven't used it myself.)
My questions:
How do I include the username that made the purchase or a similar means of identifying the user that made the purchase with the IPN callback later and retrieve that with django-paypal? Preferably with no means for the user to mess with it.
Should i ditch the auto-generated button and roll my own instead? Will that let me pass extra invisible parameters that PayPal will send in the IPN later?
The Sandbox doesn't let me make User Accounts that I can test on the real site, right? Unless I make a merchant in the Sandbox and make a button for that merchant, I think.
1: If you use the django-paypal PayPalPaymentsForm you can specify a "custom" field containing the username. This will be posted back to you with the IPN. If your buttons are encrypted the user will be unable to tamper with this.
2: Yes, see 1 :-)
3: No, but you can create buyer and seller accounts on the Sandbox.
I'm trying to figure out how to integrate django-registration with django-paypal. Being a Django n00b, I'm trying to figure out how to implement a flow like this:
User signs up using django-registation with 'active' flag set to 0
After registering, send user to PayPal for a subscription
When they come back from PayPal successfully, I want to set 'active' to 1
I've been looking at the django-registration documentation and don't quite understand how to use different backends or implement a flow the way I want.
Any tips on how to accomplish this would be greatly appreciated. django-paypal won't be a problem for me as I've done PayPal integration before (in PHP for a self-published book about CakePHP).
To have registration not send an email you pass send_email=False to the RegistrationManager.create_inactive_user call in your view to register a user. After you create the user, you probably want to create a landing page with the paypal buttons for payment. Instruct the user to click a payment button to pay. Generally I send the user.id in the custom field for the payment button.
Then, in django-paypal, use the IPN signal handlers to activate the user based on the user.id in the custom field of the IPN query. You might want to send a modified registration email at this point, welcoming the user to your site and telling them you have received payment and have activated their account, but those are details for you to define.