Hi,

I am looking for a contribution or mod to enable customers to upload an image when going through the check out process.

I have been trawling the forums but cant find any answer to this.

Is anyone away of any contribution that can do this? Just to clarify the purpose: Its for a Banner Printing Company and require the image upload facility so that the banners can be personalised to the customers requirements.

Any help or advice would be gratefully appreciated

Thanks

Sure,

The b2b 6.4.1 version has the forms and surveys module, that you can set up a upload on checkout

Thanks for the Reply Kirk

I'll have a look at that.

Hi,

I have purchased B2B, so I can upload an image during the checkout procedure... The problem that I have (apart from not being able to find any documentation on forms builder) is that I doesn't appear to assign the image to a particular item in the cart. The site is for Printed goods, and different images are required for each product.

Is there anyway this can be done. Would be great if the upload of the picture was done at the same time as the add to cart, and the uploaded image related just to that product.

Any help or advise would be great

Rgds

Richard

I'm having the same problem for the same type of shopping cart. I have customers upload images, but the file name stays the same as the name the customer gave it. It doesn't associate it with an order # or which product. Also won't allow for multiple uploads unless I set the form to have multiple inputs.

Another problem is that if a customer uploads a file with the same name as another file (like capture.jpg) it will overwrite capture.jpg that is already on the server.

This is the way it should work and if there are any creloaded programmers out there that could help with this, it would be great.

1. Uploads should be associated with an item. So if the item does not allow for an upload, there will not be any way a customer can upload a file for it.

2. Allow for multiple uploads and associate them with the invoice ID and which product it is for. Some products might need multiple uploads too.

3. In the customers account area, when they view an order that has not been delivered, they should be allowed to upload or change any images that are associated with an invoice/item.

4. In the customers account area, the customer should be able to see any images that are associated with an invoice/item.

5. For easier viewing, the pub/ directory should have sub directories. Either by customer or by invoice #. Might even be better to have the option of pub/customer/invoice as my store is being setup for current customers who order a LOT.

i am also looking for support on this forms/surveys module... i am trying to accomplish the same as skb1963...

I have found one that does everything except for associating it to an item on the invoice. It does associate it with an invoice though. It also allows a customer or admin to add/delete an uploaded file that is associated with an invoice. I asked them how much to add in the option of it associating the upload with the item instead of just the invoice and they came back saying it would be $295 to do the customization to add this feature. Not a bad price and maybe after someone pays that for the first time, they will add it to their product for future versions.

http://www.commercexp.com/products/crel ... rsion.html

Features of the File Attachment Support module:

Allow user add multiple file attachments to the order on check out, or view/edit order page, user can also remove or download existing attachments
Allow admin set allowed file type, number of upload files and maximum file size for upload
Shows attachment file size, date, and uploader ("by admin" or "by customer")
Allow admin add file attachments to the order(s), admin can also remove or download existing attachments
Allow admin to turn on off the file upload feature
Ajax based uploading, fast and easy to use
Easy installation, seamless integration with CRE Loaded 6.2-6.4

this is very helpful. I wouldnt need it to be associated to a particular item just to a particular invoice. Thanks for posting this. This will help immensely...