Order Module - "The user is not logged in" even though I am

[micahgodbolt]

I am using CalGuys ecommerce suite.

My shopping cart seems to be working fine until I checkout. At that page, all I get is "The user is not logged in (or not a member of the required group)".

Annoying thing is that I know I'm logged in (custom content is working on other pages) and I've double and triple checked that I am in the right "required group" (I only have the one group).

I've tried turning on "Allow anonymous users to checkout:" but I still get the same text on that page.

Suggestions? Next step in troubleshooting?

[ridelikeaturtle]

6 months on... I too don't see this working. That is, selecting the "Allow anonymous users to checkout:" as "YES" doesn't change the fact that people must register and log in, to check out through the Orders module.

Would be nice to be able to allow users to not have to register, but its not a dealbreaker. Everyone pretty much accepts that you have to register with a website if you're going to buy stuff off it, but it'd be a lot easier to get that impulse purchase if you could eliminate steps in the process.

[Jeff]

Are you a member of the correct group?

[ridelikeaturtle]

Are you a member of the correct group?

Eh... what?

Nevermind, sorry Jeff, you weren't responding to me, but to the OP.

[ridelikeaturtle]

@ the OP:

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{if $ccuser->loggedin() }

in the template should return true if you are logged in, and you can proceed with the checkout process.

[micahgodbolt]

Almost forgot about this old post. Seems I tossed my old ecommerce install, waited 6 months and then tried it again. Things are working much better now. Must have been some odd fluke (ie user error!)

[justhouz]

@ the OP:

Code: Select all

{if $ccuser->loggedin() }

in the template should return true if you are logged in, and you can proceed with the checkout process.

I'm interested in the answer to this problem as my website suddenly stopped working correctly in this area.
In which template do you place this piece of code to check if the user is logged in ?

[ridelikeaturtle]

@ the OP:

Code: Select all

{if $ccuser->loggedin() }

in the template should return true if you are logged in, and you can proceed with the checkout process.

I'm interested in the answer to this problem as my website suddenly stopped working correctly in this area.
In which template do you place this piece of code to check if the user is logged in ?

In the Orders module's billing form template and confirm order template.