Quote from: todofixthis on January 08, 2015, 12:48:22 AM
VoR0220, is this what you mean?

Customer sends BitAssets to address xxx => vendor automatically creates and fulfills an order containing that item?  Each item has a different BTS address.

Maybe similar to Amazon 1-Click ordering?

I saw a similar concept to that in an image a couple of years ago that I can't find anymore.  It was a menu at a restaurant, and each item on the menu had its own BTC address / QR code.  To order something, you would send the correct amount to the address listed next to it.

this is prob the way that the marketplace app will work although i dont see a need for each item having an address since user has to sign up and give personal info anyway.

Would be cool if user inputs their address info into their account and then gives access to the vendor once he sends coins so vendor can lookup shipping address on the blockchain

On second thought, the shopping cart plugin is probably the best way to go about it.

Psychic pizza.

Not necessarily that. I was thinking more along the lines of, one address, specify to one item. A drop down menu, or punch in a number in a separate column for what you specifically want.

VoR0220, is this what you mean?

Customer sends BitAssets to address xxx => vendor automatically creates and fulfills an order containing that item?  Each item has a different BTS address.

Maybe similar to Amazon 1-Click ordering?

I saw a similar concept to that in an image a couple of years ago that I can't find anymore.  It was a menu at a restaurant, and each item on the menu had its own BTC address / QR code.  To order something, you would send the correct amount to the address listed next to it.

A script? Draw up a usecase...

I think thats wat a shopping cart is for though

Something like that. I was thinking more of a script to allow people to automatically add it to the drop down menu in the wallet.

a shopping cart plugin? Im doing about a dozen integrations already.

The ability to implement a drop down list of some kind so you can pick a product you're sending your BTSX for when you send them to a certain address, and the ability for that address to connect it to their own database so they can keep track of what inventory they need to send out.