Does anybody knows how exactly can OpenERP's Events Organisation module be integrated with a website for event registration? Basically, a registration form on a website should be able to send information to the module, but I have no experience with this, neither with OpenERP or its web integration, but we would like to implement it. For instance, the module information says that it helps on getting the payments -the registration process should charge participants' credit cards- but it doesn't says anything on what exactly that means and how should it be done.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
If you just want to manage event registrations as part of your web site, I think OpenERP is probably overkill. It's a full ERP system for running your business, so there's a lot to learn.
However, if you want to try it out, I suggest you start by getting a trial subscription and reading through the guided tour. I haven't tried the events module, so I can't tell you how useful it is.
To integrate OpenERP with your web site, you would probably make XML-RPC calls from your web server to the OpenERP server. See the developer book for details.
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We've just published our first app in Google Workspace Marketplace (a google docs add-on) and can't figure out how, or if, it is possible to setup an email or other notification (slack notification would be cool) for our Customer Success team to be notified when a user leaves a review of the app.
Appreciate that if we get thousands we will probably turn the notifications off (or filter them in some way), at this early stage though, we're very eager to act on any feedback.
Thanks!
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Is there a UI component to allow back and forth messaging using Twilio Studio? Sort of like the OpenVBX app was? A way to initiate calls and texts from a Twilio number without integrating into an existing system like a CRM?
I'm working with a small local campaign and want to have a way for a few volunteers to login somewhere and respond to messages, calls, and voicemails using the campaign numbers. I know OpenVBX accomplishes this, and I can stand up an instance of that, but was wondering if there was a newer better mechanism with Studio since OpenVBX is all but abandoned.
Jarod from Twilio here. Studio is a great place to define an automated interaction, but for organizing volunteers I would suggest looking at The Rapid Response Kit by Twilio. This allows volunteers to login and respond to messages and calls.
The Code: https://github.com/Twilio-org/rapid-response-kit
Blog Post to get started: https://www.twilio.com/blog/2014/12/non-coders-guide-running-twilio-org-rapid-response-kit.html
Hope this helps!
So I'm trying to implement a payment solution for my website and after quite a bit of research, I'm still lacking a complete solution. I'm running Laravel 5.0 and need general shopping cart payment functionality. I thought I would post this to try to create a reference to help others that may be having this issue. I got as far as getting test transactions into the Paypal sandbox and that's where the brick wall has seemed to come in, but a complete overview would be helpful. I’ll list my issues that I need to overcome in order to issues some run into.
Issues needing to be resolved to complete the payment solution implementation
My biggest issue with what I've seen has been receiving the
notification of successful payment processing back, but I'll walk
through what I've seen thus far. I'm not sure how to set up a listener or other methods of detecting a correct payment processing
Dealing with Credit Card information when I’m trying to avoid it
for the time being – I’d like that to be done on the gateway website
Potentially kicking off some of the calls to these APIs in Laravel
when the user checks out
I’m trying to move items to my server, but the development is being
done locally which creates an added issue
The options
There’s simply Paypal
I’ve taken the basic form implementation as far as getting payments into Paypal, but I can’t seem to get payments out. I’ve tried the returnURL and that doesn’t seem to work
I do not necessarily like this option because it seems to be leaving a lot of information in the form that would seem to be better kept private on the server
I’d like to use something complete on git but I seem to find the documentation incomplete
https://github.com/thephpleague/omnipay-paypal
--Not sure how to implement this in laravel
https://github.com/ignited/laravel-omnipay
--doesn’t appear to be being used
https://github.com/net-shell/laravel-paypal
https://github.com/anouarabdsslm/laravel-paypalpayment
--The card information is not intuitive here as that’s what going to
paypal’s supposed to manage
It would be nice to use Paypal express but I don’t see a ton of resources specifically for that.
There's Aimeos.
I don't necessarily feel safe with manually implementing the vsrf
protection and it doesn't seem to offer that much more on the payment
front than
I’m open to others that are complete and charge similar fees to Paypal
Stripe doesn’t work for me. I’m not doing a basic subscription
Any complete thoughts would be greatly appreciated as documentation left short has caused issues in this case. Thanks!
This PayPal PHP SDK will make all of the PayPal classic API calls very quick and easy for you. It's available on Packagist/Composer and can be applied to Laravel very easily.
It supports Express Checkout, Payments Pro, Invoicing, Transaction Search, Transaction Details, Refunds, etc.
This is done in Laravel 4, but I had begun this "PayPal Glass" project a while back to show how the class library / sdk can essentially replicate everything you can do within a PayPal account. Here it is running on my local test server.
So yeah, that SDK should be able to handle everything you need to do with PayPal inside a Laravel project.
I want to build something similar to a poll service for mobile but it doesn't need Facebook.
After Facebook's acqusition, is Parse.com still a viable option if your web app does not need Facebook integration? Could app developers (customers) log in to my backend without a Facebook account?
Is it possible to build premium features with Parse and then charge for them?
Do you own your data when using Parse.com? I.e., can you export it in case you decide to move to another service in the future?
I am hoping someone with experience can shed some light on this. Thank you!
After Facebook's acqusition, is Parse.com still a viable option if
your web app does not need Facebook integration? Could app developers
(customers) log in to my backend without a Facebook account?
yes,for now.
Is it possible to build premium features with Parse and then charge
for them?
yes
Do you own your data when using Parse.com? I.e., can you export it in
case you decide to move to another service in the future?
yes
I'd suggest you always have a backup plan,when using a BAAS.I pity Stackmob users that didnt.You dont know if parse will still be there in 3 years or their features and pricing will change.Never rely on a BAAS on the long run.
Yes parse has standalone login features with username, and password, in addition to twitter, and facebook. They even handle lost password reset's via email as long as the user has the email field entered. You can check if the user's email has been verified via the emailVerified field.
I'm using stripe.com's payment system via parse's cloud code. I will admit this is not a complete drop in feature for parse yet, but maybe in the future. stripe is made for developers, and I find it to be a very powerful payment system. I can answer some basic stripe/parse questions as I have written myself basically a semi-complete API for handling customers, card, and charges.
We are looking at integrating with some kind of mail service API but the key thing is we need extensive reporting. I cant get much details on this from the different providers short of contact them so I thought id just ask and find out if anyone knows which service has detailed reporting?
I assume Amazon SES would be the best choice (+ price is good) but confirmation that their service offers really good API reporting would help finalise my decision.
We will be hooking into their API for reporting and displaying the reports on our clients CMS. No, we dont want to redirect the client to any of the provider's login as we want all the clients website data centralised.
With Amazon SES you have all the reporting that you want, but you will have to generate it yourself. Clicks/Bounces/Opens - Amazon SES does not provide you with any of these out of the box, not by an API and not by their console.
Mandrill (which is mailchimp's api service) does provide much more extensive repoting built in, but last I checked, you can't access it by API, only in their dashboard.
I have no idea about mailgun
Well since asking this question I have landed up using MailChimp's API. At the time of asking I couldnt find info on a MailChimp API with reporting.
Great API and features but quite complex replicating their back-end within your own CMS (especially campaigns).