Hi @Dhivya_Sri.
Great question! You can manage your products in Webflow without having to go back to the Foxy admin. Manually add products by linking a Webflow element or embedding an html form. Or you can power an entire store with Webflow’s CMS. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
@foxy The combination really works great! I am still trying to learn more about the back-end of foxy and how to complete advanced integrations but I love the platform. Thanks for the initial tutorial, couldn’t have done it without!
P.S I will be making another Foxy/Webflow site this week.
Hi Foxy, I’ve just had a client ask ‘can we setup a recurring payment option?’ so came to this thread looking…
Did this tutorial ever get done? At this stage it’s so I can get an idea of the amount of work involved in the setup and any limitations before I reply.
Hi @matt50.
Thanks for reaching out. That tutorial isn’t done yet, but creating a subscription based product is as simple as passing in the “sub_frequency” parameter. So if you’re doing a form based product simply add this to your html:
Of course you can pass in just about any type of frequency: 1d, 1w, 2m, 7m, 1y, etc. You can find a list of subscription related parameters here: v:2.0:products:subscriptions [Foxy Wiki] These other parameters include start date and end date.
If you want the frequency to be configurable by the customer, you can do that via a dropdown or radio group like this:
Done!!! The problem with the shirt is that the name was “#EstoSeJodio T-Shirt” I remove the “#” hashtag and works fine. Thanks for the help, really appreciated.
Hey @foxy
Great product. Is it possible to translate the checkout page? And the cart integrated on the webflow site? It’s really important to my clients that everything is in Danish.
Hey @NikolajHaugaard
Thanks for the encouraging feedback! Yes, all Foxy related templates’ (cart, checkout, receipt, and emails) customer facing language can be easily modified in the Foxy admin. We have full translations for different languages already in place, but we don’t have Danish yet.
That said, we can send you the core language file to use instead of handling it in the admin and then we can add the translation for you. Will be much easier that way. We’d love to compensate for your time for translating the language file. Feel free to message me for more info.
Also, we support multi-language and multi-currency functionality. Definitely let me know if you have any followup questions or need help getting started.