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Using two checkout page on two website ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Wilford Becker" data-source="post: 4142" data-attributes="member: 39"><p>This would require some custom code.</p><p></p><p>Website A and B should have products with the same price (actual product should be different e.g Website A has a Ebook subscription for $49 and website B has a IPTV subscription for 49$ but give them both the same title like "1 Month subscription" so your customers don't get confused).</p><p>Assign a unique ID for each of the product combinations.</p><p>Create a end-point on website A where you can send the ID's from website B to, and have them added to basket via AJAX and redirect to the checkout page.</p><p>On website B change the checkout behaviour so that instead of sending it to checkout it sends the ID's to the end-point of website A and put it as a iFrame on website B.</p><p></p><p>Be aware that some gateways have technology to detect such practises.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wilford Becker, post: 4142, member: 39"] This would require some custom code. Website A and B should have products with the same price (actual product should be different e.g Website A has a Ebook subscription for $49 and website B has a IPTV subscription for 49$ but give them both the same title like "1 Month subscription" so your customers don't get confused). Assign a unique ID for each of the product combinations. Create a end-point on website A where you can send the ID's from website B to, and have them added to basket via AJAX and redirect to the checkout page. On website B change the checkout behaviour so that instead of sending it to checkout it sends the ID's to the end-point of website A and put it as a iFrame on website B. Be aware that some gateways have technology to detect such practises. [/QUOTE]
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