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You may end up not needing the payment form depending how you do the integration. Stripe has some premade forms for taking the payment that integrate into your website. If you're doing a more custom way of sending the payment info to stripe than what they have, I think that'll work. Sorry I worked ahead a bit and did some stripe integration on my own!
@@Codemycom I'm planning on using stripe for card, ACH, and I think they can process CashApp and a few other payment methods as well as paypal and their payment methods. That'll be a fun challenge. If you wanted to think about payment processing a bit more before next Wednesday (if that was when you were planning on working on billing) could be sales tax. I've been trying to find a way to calculate sales tax. Only ways I've found so far have been using TaxJar, Avalara, or Stripe has some options. All of which I believe are paid services. I only have Sales tax nexus in one state, so my plan was to manually recreate the sales tax rates for each county in a django model and do a lookup that way. Could be an interesting segway before billing 👀
For a logged out user, once they get to the 'billing info' page, if they want to go back to the 'shipping info' form and update the shipping info, the form fields clear. How can we pass their info back to the checkout page so they don't have to re-enter it all?
NEVERMIND! As usual, your next video had the info I needed :) I used the session store dictionary to pass the logged out user's shipping info back to the previous page and that seems to work.
Yes, got it. Before I was just wandering if an admin page page should be created with the same style, format as other pages of the site, but on the second thought, it's indeed unnecessary .
Without things like stripe, how complex does payments and credit card handling get? Does the developer need to keep in mind different payment types, currencies, exchange rates etc?
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I recommend this video series to anyone who is interested in AI Machine Learning it's good Python Mechanics. Thanks John Elder! Keep The Ecommerce Series FLOWING!
Thanks for that!
Just Caught up with you on this Playlist! Loving it so far, Great Job! Next week cant come fast enough.
Glad you're enjoying it!
Fantastic work John! :)
glad you're enjoying it
This is what Wednesdays were made for ;-)
Agreed!
What are we going to use for payment processing? Stripe, chase merchant? Can't wait for that video
Probably paypal and stripe.
You may end up not needing the payment form depending how you do the integration. Stripe has some premade forms for taking the payment that integrate into your website. If you're doing a more custom way of sending the payment info to stripe than what they have, I think that'll work. Sorry I worked ahead a bit and did some stripe integration on my own!
Very true, I haven't decided exactly how I want to handle billing just yet, but it will probably be some version of stripe.
@@Codemycom I'm planning on using stripe for card, ACH, and I think they can process CashApp and a few other payment methods as well as paypal and their payment methods. That'll be a fun challenge.
If you wanted to think about payment processing a bit more before next Wednesday (if that was when you were planning on working on billing) could be sales tax. I've been trying to find a way to calculate sales tax. Only ways I've found so far have been using TaxJar, Avalara, or Stripe has some options. All of which I believe are paid services. I only have Sales tax nexus in one state, so my plan was to manually recreate the sales tax rates for each county in a django model and do a lookup that way. Could be an interesting segway before billing 👀
thank you so much for your work you help me a lot,
when do you think you will finish the payment?
because I need to finish my app as soon as possible
No clue
after how many more videos this series will be Django Ecommerce Series will be Completed ?
No clue
For a logged out user, once they get to the 'billing info' page, if they want to go back to the 'shipping info' form and update the shipping info, the form fields clear. How can we pass their info back to the checkout page so they don't have to re-enter it all?
NEVERMIND! As usual, your next video had the info I needed :) I used the session store dictionary to pass the logged out user's shipping info back to the previous page and that seems to work.
ha nice
Are you planning to add an admin only page that allows the admins to update categories, items, etc, or is it enough if the admin url is restricted?
Can't we already do that in the admin area?
Yes, got it. Before I was just wandering if an admin page page should be created with the same style, format as other pages of the site, but on the second thought, it's indeed unnecessary .
Hy there, Sir can you tell which platform is best to deploy django app paid and which one are you using for codemy.
Codemy.com isn't a django website. All the major cloud providers are pretty much the same. Use whatever you're comfortable with.
Without things like stripe, how complex does payments and credit card handling get? Does the developer need to keep in mind different payment types, currencies, exchange rates etc?
Yes and yes. You just wouldn't ever use your own merchant account these days. You'll always use some third party web system.
@@Codemycom I see, thank you for the response. I've always been curious as to how developers handled payments and security before 3rd party apps.
@@iohn8688 yeah there are so many third party options, you just wouldn't develop your own. You could...but wow it would be hard.
I'd give anyone here a pat on the back if they could write a code stack to rival Paypal's source code ;-)
Can we pleaseee do PayPal? 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼Stripe isn't popular in the UK :(
We'll see. Stripe accepts all credit cards, it's not popular or unpopular anywhere.
Ahh ok that’s fine then 👍🏼
GREAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT
Thannnks!