Ubercart

I like the idea of being able to bypass the "Review Order". Good suggestion.

I like the idea of going straight to order confirmation and eliminating this step. In the interim we added some CSS. Nothing says "Click here" like a big blue button. As a quick fix I think that moving the "Submit order" and "Back" buttons to the top of this page would help. How can you change the order of these rows? This is located in the module itself. . .right? Where?

Yippie!!! My first post:-)

Thanks in advance

strongly supporting the optional review page, better yet make it disabled by default

I could've sworn I remembered a setting to make it optional, but realized there wasn't when I went to find it tonight and then found this thread

Definitely would like this option. Been doing some research on e-commerce best practices and, really, we shouldn't be giving people so much encouragement to walk away in the middle of a checkout!

Yes, I would like to the option to have "Review Order" bypassed. I've lost a few orders already because the customer thought the "Review Order" page was the final page, and didn't click "Submit Order".

I also second this as a good idea, the more choices the better, sure it makes getting it all set up for the first time more of a hassle if you can tweak just about everything - but it's worthwhile in the end.

But, a word of caution - there could be liability issues in the end, and by forcing the customer to verify the content of the cart that's avoided.

What is the name of this bypassing module?

I'd also love to make this optional (or in this case removed entirely).

FYI I've done a Drupal 6 port of the Optional Checkout Review module.

I agree with this too. I've been using the Optional Checkout Review module for quite a while now.

I would like to use a workaround for the time being, by submitting the 'review order' page automatically on page load.
Maybe someone can guide me in putting a script like this on the review order page, so that it pushes the 'submit order' button by itself.

function submitform(){
formget(myForm, 'do.php');
}

Suggestions are welcome
Thanks

For what it's worth, my approach recently was to hide the form on the review page (using display:none) and then submit using jQuery. Give the form's parent div an ID then use something like:

if ($('#my-form-div').length > 0) {
$('#my-form-div form').trigger('submit');
}

Its a bit crude but it works. I also display a message such as 'One moment please...' on the review page.

Rich

Hello,

Can you all confirm that it is better to bypass the review order and that it works correctly ?

But i can't find the module at the provided links locations ?

Thanks a lot.