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ScottA
Hello,

I was checking out the latest ecommerce in the trunk and I have a question regarding multiple payment types. While it is not implemented in the trunk, is there any support OOTB where someone can place an order then pay for it using lets say a visa, a mastercard and another form of payment? I see that you can use a credit card and a gift card but the scenario I am asking about could be an invoice of $300 with a $100 payment by Visa, a $100 payment by Amex and a $100 payment by Discover where the customer is choosing the amount to pay by each method.

Any help would be appreciated. TIA
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Re: Multiple Payment Types

BJ Freeman
if depends on the gateway you  select supports.
if you look at
https://ofbiz-vm.apache.org:8443/catalog/control/EditProductStorePaySetup?productStoreId=9000
OOTB
you have a few gateways
paypal
Authorizenet
ClearCommerce
SagePay
and a couple others

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ScottA sent the following on 3/25/2010 11:44 AM:

> Hello,
>
> I was checking out the latest ecommerce in the trunk and I have a question
> regarding multiple payment types. While it is not implemented in the trunk,
> is there any support OOTB where someone can place an order then pay for it
> using lets say a visa, a mastercard and another form of payment? I see that
> you can use a credit card and a gift card but the scenario I am asking about
> could be an invoice of $300 with a $100 payment by Visa, a $100 payment by
> Amex and a $100 payment by Discover where the customer is choosing the
> amount to pay by each method.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. TIA


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Re: Multiple Payment Types

ScottA
Sorry BJ, I'm a little confused. If for example my gateway is auth.net, they would be the gateway for visa/mc/amec/discover but the question is, can ofbiz handle these multiple forms. $100 visa, $100, mc, $100 amex, etc. in a single checkout?
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Re: Multiple Payment Types

Ruth Hoffman-2
Hi Scott:
I think there may be some restrictions in splitting payments between
more than one online service processing provider(s). I seem to remember
reading something in the code about that. Since you are talking about
just auth.net as your service processing provider, you should be able to
do this. I've never done it so I don't know if it really works
out-of-the-box, but the demo store does support this scenario.

If you want more info on this, please see my book  "Getting Started with
Apache OFBiz, E-Commerce Out-Of-The-Box", revised Chapter 4.4.

Regards,
Ruth



ScottA wrote:
> Sorry BJ, I'm a little confused. If for example my gateway is auth.net, they
> would be the gateway for visa/mc/amec/discover but the question is, can
> ofbiz handle these multiple forms. $100 visa, $100, mc, $100 amex, etc.
>  
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Re: Multiple Payment Types

ScottA
Thanks very much Ruth. I was hoping that would be the case. Much appreciated.
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Re: Multiple Payment Types

BJ Freeman
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as far as the gateway, yes you can put through multiple payments for an
order that your provider handles.
the gate way has no way of knowing it is one order.
Not an OTTB feature though.
It is possible, though.

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ScottA sent the following on 3/25/2010 12:57 PM:
> Sorry BJ, I'm a little confused. If for example my gateway is auth.net, they
> would be the gateway for visa/mc/amec/discover but the question is, can
> ofbiz handle these multiple forms. $100 visa, $100, mc, $100 amex, etc.


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Re: Multiple Payment Types

BJ Freeman
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ruth:
almost correct. OTTB only one type of payment per order, but many type
of payments to select from.

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Ruth Hoffman sent the following on 3/25/2010 1:30 PM:

> Hi Scott:
> I think there may be some restrictions in splitting payments between
> more than one online service processing provider(s). I seem to remember
> reading something in the code about that. Since you are talking about
> just auth.net as your service processing provider, you should be able to
> do this. I've never done it so I don't know if it really works
> out-of-the-box, but the demo store does support this scenario.
>
> If you want more info on this, please see my book  "Getting Started with
> Apache OFBiz, E-Commerce Out-Of-The-Box", revised Chapter 4.4.
>
> Regards,
> Ruth
>
>
>
> ScottA wrote:
>> Sorry BJ, I'm a little confused. If for example my gateway is
>> auth.net, they
>> would be the gateway for visa/mc/amec/discover but the question is, can
>> ofbiz handle these multiple forms. $100 visa, $100, mc, $100 amex, etc.
>>  
>