Hi,
I am replacing a Akeeba Subscription component and the import from this has worked excellently. I'm looking to affect the flow of the registration process as little as possible, with Akeeba it was possible to create a account during the subscription process. This meant the default user account creation process wasn't needed before the subscription sign up process.
I can see from the how it works flow diagram here: http://www.mintjoomla.com/joomla-components/emerald.html that by default the account registration needs to happen before a subscription can be purchased and have read that the email confirmation process doesn't need to happen on this account creation before the subscription purchase can be made using this account however I'm curious if its possible to make this a one step process where the account is created as part of the subscription sign up rather than beforehand?
Fairly certain the answer is no, thats understandable, just looking to confirm noone has a workaround for this to allow the account to be created as part of the subscription sign up.
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Hi, I am replacing a Akeeba Subscription component and the import from this has worked excellently. I'm looking to affect the flow of the registration process as little as possible, with Akeeba it was possible to create a account during the subscription process. This meant the default user account creation process wasn't needed before the subscription sign up process.
I can see from the how it works flow diagram here: http://www.mintjoomla.com/joomla-components/emerald.html that by default the account registration needs to happen before a subscription can be purchased and have read that the email confirmation process doesn't need to happen on this account creation before the subscription purchase can be made using this account however I'm curious if its possible to make this a one step process where the account is created as part of the subscription sign up rather than beforehand?
Fairly certain the answer is no, thats understandable, just looking to confirm noone has a workaround for this to allow the account to be created as part of the subscription sign up.