LemonStand Documentation

Checkout Pages

The purpose of a checkout process is gathering customer shipping and billing address information, and allowing a customer to choose a shipping and payment method. The checkout process always ends on creating an order. There are different methods of implementing the checkout process. The articles in this section describe the single-page and step-by-step checkout implementation. Also, an example of a custom checkout implementation is demonstrated.

The single-page and one-step checkout implementations are demonstrated in our Demo Store. You can find links to different checkout implementations on this page: http://demo.lemonstandapp.com/checkout_start/

• AJAX-driven single-page checkout - explains how to implement a single-page AJAX-driven checkout process.
  • Creating the Billing Information partial - explains how to create a partial for gathering customer billing information.
  • Creating the Shipping Information partial - explains how to create a partial for gathering customer shipping information.
  • Creating the Shipping Method partial - explains how to create a partial for selecting a shipping method.
  • Creating the Payment Method partial - explains how to create a partial for a selected payment option.
  • Creating the Order Review partial - explains how to create a partial for reviewing an order content.
  • Skipping the Shipping Method step for downloadable products or services - explains how to configure LemonStand in such a way that the Shipping Method step is automatically skipped for downloadable or service-type products.
• Allowing customers to enter order notes - explains how to create a text field for entering customer order notes during the checkout process.
• Implementing the Step-By-Step Checkout - explains how to implement a checkout process with one page per one checkout step.
• Custom checkout scenario - the One-Step Checkout - explains how to create a one-step checkout, where the customer do not need to enter the most part of the usual checkout information.

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