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@ admin: I started using WP-invoice and quickly switched to web-invoice
1.) Thanks, I look forward to it!
2.) It can be frustrating when PayPal charged a fixed fee plus a % for individual payments when it could be taken care of in one go.
3.) / 6.) I can put some static content (maybe make it look like a 404 error?) to get users on their way.
4.) I know it’s not critical, but if clients have a PayPal account they don’t want to fill in all that info just to be directed to the PayPal site and login. And it seems a little messy that you click ‘PayPal’ to then fill in more info and click ‘Pay Now’.
5.) Looking forward to it!
Instead of making the client log in, allow them to provide the e-mail and the invoice ID to authenticate. I’m planning on dropping the need to create a user. Not having to create a user will definitely improve the usability/flow.
So would this mean the link in the email would look something like this:
www.foo.com/invoice?invoice_id={whatever}&email={[email protected]}?I still think username and password is redundant when you can use a hash of the invoice id to authenticate the user. The invoice id and the has is only known by your self and the client. And invoice doesn’t have much of a life until paid.
That’s true, maybe I’m just complicating things? But since (at the moment) you have to register a user anyway it would definately allow more flexibility.
