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Attaching existing order (order.email) to create an account, Devise?
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This is the scenario I would like to accomplish:
- User creates an order (enters email into order table).
- User is sent order confirmation email with link to sign up.
- If User decides to sign up, it will connect to the account.
What would it take to accomplish this?
I'm a bit mixed up because the Order is already created and wouldn't have a current_user for the order model to attach to the User model. How would I then have it so the order.buyer_id (which is used for the current_user of the User who creates the Order) then gets associated with the to-be-signed up User who just created the order. How could I somehow embed this information in the "sign up" link that gets sent? To somehow say "if this email signs up and is confirmed, become the buyer_id for said order"?
Also, is this good practice?
Other option:
Or should I just have a "email" and "password" field when checking out where the User field get sent ahead of the payment token so the order attaches to the current_user?
Does anyone have other ideas or what I should do?
Other than this, the only thing I'm currently doing is a simple "sign up before ordering if you want to save your orders"
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This is the scenario I would like to accomplish:
- User creates an order (enters email into order table).
- User is sent order confirmation email with link to sign up.
- If User decides to sign up, it will connect to the account.
What would it take to accomplish this?
I'm a bit mixed up because the Order is already created and wouldn't have a current_user for the order model to attach to the User model. How would I then have it so the order.buyer_id (which is used for the current_user of the User who creates the Order) then gets associated with the to-be-signed up User who just created the order. How could I somehow embed this information in the "sign up" link that gets sent? To somehow say "if this email signs up and is confirmed, become the buyer_id for said order"?
Also, is this good practice?
Other option:
Or should I just have a "email" and "password" field when checking out where the User field get sent ahead of the payment token so the order attaches to the current_user?
Does anyone have other ideas or what I should do?
Other than this, the only thing I'm currently doing is a simple "sign up before ordering if you want to save your orders"
ruby-on-rails ruby devise
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
unouno
31219
add a comment |
This is the scenario I would like to accomplish:
- User creates an order (enters email into order table).
- User is sent order confirmation email with link to sign up.
- If User decides to sign up, it will connect to the account.
What would it take to accomplish this?
I'm a bit mixed up because the Order is already created and wouldn't have a current_user for the order model to attach to the User model. How would I then have it so the order.buyer_id (which is used for the current_user of the User who creates the Order) then gets associated with the to-be-signed up User who just created the order. How could I somehow embed this information in the "sign up" link that gets sent? To somehow say "if this email signs up and is confirmed, become the buyer_id for said order"?
Also, is this good practice?
Other option:
Or should I just have a "email" and "password" field when checking out where the User field get sent ahead of the payment token so the order attaches to the current_user?
Does anyone have other ideas or what I should do?
Other than this, the only thing I'm currently doing is a simple "sign up before ordering if you want to save your orders"
ruby-on-rails ruby devise
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
unouno
31219
This is the scenario I would like to accomplish:
- User creates an order (enters email into order table).
- User is sent order confirmation email with link to sign up.
- If User decides to sign up, it will connect to the account.
What would it take to accomplish this?
I'm a bit mixed up because the Order is already created and wouldn't have a current_user for the order model to attach to the User model. How would I then have it so the order.buyer_id (which is used for the current_user of the User who creates the Order) then gets associated with the to-be-signed up User who just created the order. How could I somehow embed this information in the "sign up" link that gets sent? To somehow say "if this email signs up and is confirmed, become the buyer_id for said order"?
Also, is this good practice?
Other option:
Or should I just have a "email" and "password" field when checking out where the User field get sent ahead of the payment token so the order attaches to the current_user?
Does anyone have other ideas or what I should do?
Other than this, the only thing I'm currently doing is a simple "sign up before ordering if you want to save your orders"
ruby-on-rails ruby devise
ruby-on-rails ruby devise
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
unouno
31219
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
unouno
31219
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
edited Jan 3 at 9:00
ray
3,3731829
3,3731829
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
unouno
31219
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
unouno
31219
asked Jan 3 at 6:24
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Email is unique for each user so after user signed up and account created you can run a small query where you assign created user to orders. It can be accomplished in the model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
after_create :connect_orders
...
def connect_orders
Order.where(email: self.email).updated_all(buyer_id: self.id)
end
end
answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
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Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
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Jan 3 at 18:33
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Email is unique for each user so after user signed up and account created you can run a small query where you assign created user to orders. It can be accomplished in the model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
after_create :connect_orders
...
def connect_orders
Order.where(email: self.email).updated_all(buyer_id: self.id)
end
end
answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
16211
Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
– uno
Jan 3 at 18:33
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Email is unique for each user so after user signed up and account created you can run a small query where you assign created user to orders. It can be accomplished in the model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
after_create :connect_orders
...
def connect_orders
Order.where(email: self.email).updated_all(buyer_id: self.id)
end
end
answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
16211
Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
– uno
Jan 3 at 18:33
add a comment |
Email is unique for each user so after user signed up and account created you can run a small query where you assign created user to orders. It can be accomplished in the model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
after_create :connect_orders
...
def connect_orders
Order.where(email: self.email).updated_all(buyer_id: self.id)
end
end
answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
16211
Email is unique for each user so after user signed up and account created you can run a small query where you assign created user to orders. It can be accomplished in the model
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
after_create :connect_orders
...
def connect_orders
Order.where(email: self.email).updated_all(buyer_id: self.id)
end
end
answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
16211
answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
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answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
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answered Jan 3 at 9:56
djsmentyadjsmentya
16211
16211
Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
– uno
Jan 3 at 18:33
add a comment |
Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
– uno
Jan 3 at 18:33
Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
– uno
Jan 3 at 18:33
Oh wow, thank you that makes some sense. I play around with that. I also found a "guest user" devise gem as well last night. I will come back soon once I play around with this and check
– uno
Jan 3 at 18:33
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