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Hi everyone. I'm wondering if any of you can help me out here. I'm still trying to work out a solution for my restaurant clients who want to be able to utilise online ordering via the BC e-commerce module. The trouble is, the following needs to be factored into the solution:
Delivery area: a pop up or other type of message needs to be displayed when someone clicks one of the 'Add to cart' buttons for the first time. The message needs to display the delivery suburbs that the restaurant delivers to (so they are effectively restricting delivery to a select number of suburbs only).
Delivery times: same as above – the aforementioned message needs to also display the delivery time options available to the orderer.
Right sidebar – needs to display the cart as it is filled. It needs to be displayed on the same page.
Minimum order amount: For home delivery orders, there would be a minimum order amount, but this would not be necessary for takeaway orders (where the purchaser picks the order up from the restaurant instead of having it delivered).
For an example of what I am looking for see this site:
http://www.menulog.com.au/order/kl_kitchen_restaurant#orderTakeaway
We can get the online shop functioning easily enough, but I have no idea how to add the additional functionality mentioned above. Or how much it could cost to deliver such a solution.
Any of you out there with good javascript and BC skills have any suggestions?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers Fenwick

- BC by Default does not restrict Suburbs based on distance or anything like that and will have to be done manually.
- You will have to overide and update the addtocart javascript function to pre-launch something if you want to have that message show up.
- BC Does not support any time based derlivery options. The only way you can do this is use the "Capture details" element of a product and have a modal window activate on the addTocart click which populates that hidden field with information such as the time. That, you will need to create based on current time and the derlivery time estimates for the company (how fast they can make it) etc.
- The right sidebar of items can not be done out of the box (by default) by BC either and not easily using scripting, a high level of BC and javascript/jQuery. You will have to ajax in the items from the cart AND also overcome the BC dom killing scripts so it keeps updated and stays running.
- You will need to do this with scripting also on the cart page.
Costing to get this done - Quite high as there is will be only a select few with BC knowledge who will know how to do this porperly.

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