It does. In theory he he. I havent given up on it yet. Sorry I havent doc’d much yet. My problem is that I am trying to do three things, sell products, sell subscriptions, and sell downloads. I have a workable
http://beta.ruralwateralliance.com/storealthough its pretty kluged together. I havent had the time (or real need) to get to the inventory manager backend control stuff as of yet, but once I have this thing launched I think I will experiment a bit more to see if I cant streamline it.
One of the big problems I am having is with the account management side of things. I basically ended up using webLogin PE snippet for the account management side of things and its currently only one way. Postbacks and stuff are a lttle out of my league.
I currently have a working subscription model, although not ideal it at least allows people to subscribe, but someone has to manually set the new users permission to grant access. The is a place within FB that I can set a default permission but it sets all transactional details (product, subscription or download). I’m going to try and hack something to prevent this to separate out the transaction data so Ill report back if I make it work.
The new subscription XML in the new 5.0 foxyCart version looks promising but I havent had time to sit down and really figure it out. I’m sure at some point I’ll try and hack my way into the webSubscription snippet (which I believe is integrated) and see if I cant re-integrate the two together somehow (I know that was the developers original intention).
The downloads are kind of wonky, as each has to be set in both modX and Foxy, but again theres probably some way to tie them together () but I unfortunately dont have the time to give it a lot of kicking around, but I plan to. I know that the one XML feed coming from foxy so everything will need to be tied into one honking snippet or module to accomplish multiple tasks on the one feed. This is where foxyB was going but obviously came to halt at some point (boo hoo)
The product thing is pretty straightforward, and thats where the inventory manager would come into into play, but I managed it via core templates & snippets that generate the appropriate code. f you are using FoxyCart and ModX for management then its actually a pretty sweet combo.
I’ll report back periodically to update on my success (probably more failures, he he)