Thanks David.

I've tried changing some of the options and tried various combinations but I still have no items.

The products in the store are actually charitable purchases. So there is no inventory or physical stock.

I have the product set up like this.

and the store settings likes this:

I don't understand why the basket would remove the items when I call AuthorizePayment...?? There are items in the basket up until this point.

Hi Ben,

I can't see anything here that is wrong unfortunately.

When you say it's removed from the basket, is it definitely removed from the invoice as well?

You've got delivery addresses in there too? I had deliverable items removed when I didn't in an early version once.

It sounds like only SOME items are removed, it that right? Can you see no difference between those removed and those that remain?

I also had a funny issue with products that were copied from another compared with those that were created normally.

Thanks David.

So I have the items in the basket up until the point where I call:

checkoutManager.Payment.AuthorizePayment(paymentMethod.PaymentMethod.Key);

After that, the basket is emptied which I think is expected behaviour with Merchello i.e. basket is emptied after payment has been made/invoice created.

I add a couple of notes to the basket and also a billing address earlier on in the process. Both the notes and the address are maintained on the order.

Any product that are in the basket, aren't in the order/invoice. The only remaining item on the order is tax. Where I expect any product I added and the tax.

I created both products manually rather than copying

Thanks

Ben

When you say you've added the billing address and notes, you don't mean you've added these as line items do you?

Also, when you create your invoice you're given an object (I forget the name) which supersedes the basket. I think you can forget the basket once you've done the sales preparation.

I add the billing address with this code:

        var checkoutManager = context.Customer.Basket().GetCheckoutManager();

        var customerManager = checkoutManager.Customer;

        // build up address object

        customerManager.SaveBillToAddress(address);

Yes, to get the invoice I'm using the following code:

var paymentResult = checkoutManager.Payment.AuthorizePayment(paymentMethod.PaymentMethod.Key);

var invoice = paymentResult.Invoice;

You might do best tweeting Rusty or Lee. They're very helpful when they're in a position to be so.

I assume the log is empty too

Nope, here is the invoice obj

Just the tax as the only item...

Is it the normal Umbraco log or does Merchello have its own?

I think Rusty and Lee are busy currently :(

Yes, anonymous customer.

There is nothing that I can see thats relevant in the Umbraco log.

OK, thank you and thanks for your help.

It was on the tip of my tongue to say that ;-)

Hi Rusty,

In my checkout process, I call:

        var context = CheckoutContext.CreateCheckoutContext(CurrentCustomer, Basket.VersionKey);

        var checkoutManager = context.Customer.Basket().GetCheckoutManager();

a few times. Basically when I add a billing address, add some notes and then finally, at the payment stage (which is failing at the moment because the value is £0).

Should I not be calling CreateCheckoutContext each time?

Nothing is changing in the basket at all.

Just to confirm, should I try the following? Your code got broken up by the editor:

 var customerContext = PluggableObjectHelper.GetInstance<CustomerContextBase>("CustomerContext", UmbracoContext);

Thanks

OK great.

I've changed

var context = CheckoutContext.CreateCheckoutContext(CurrentCustomer, Basket.VersionKey);

to

 var customerContext = PluggableObjectHelper.GetInstance<CustomerContextBase>("CustomerContext", UmbracoContext);

throughout and it looks like its working now.

Now to figure out why its not redirecting to PayPal for payment.....

Thanks both for your help.