Version 2.1 of Photography Orders released

Posted on 16. May, 2012 by in Blog, Latest news

We’re happy to announce the release of version 2.1

Version 2.1 brings in a significant new feature… “Pages”. With pages you can create informational pages on your shopping cart. So now you can put extra information about your services, about your business, contact information, everything.

You can also create menu items that will redirect back to your website (if you have a separate website).

Pages functionality

We’ll be posting more videos and information on this in the future.

There are also a number of other smaller modifications and bug fixes.

- Added currency symbol to client show photo page
- Changed mail that is sent to customers to come from contact email instead of a noreply address
- Changed order notification email to come from customer email address
- Changed the email that gets sent to clients from “Hi [Username]” to “Hi [Firstname]”
- Fixed a bug where background wasn’t updating in settings->design

Existing customers can get the latest version from their original download link. A support ticket can be purchased for assistance with upgrading.

New customers will automatically get the latest version.

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Beta testers wanted to test out Pages

Posted on 10. May, 2012 by in Latest news

Soon we’re rolling out a feature called “Pages”.

Pages will allow you to have content pages on your Photography Orders shopping cart, so you can post information about your services and your business.

We’re looking for customers who want to test out this feature and give us feedback on it before we launch it to all our users.

If you’re interested, please send an email to info@photographyorders.com and we’ll get back to you with instructions on how to get it.

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Payfast integration released

Posted on 16. Apr, 2012 by in Latest news

We’re just released a new version of Photography Orders, now with Payfast as a payment option you can offer your customers.

Payfast is a popular payment provider in South Africa.

If you’re an existing customer, you can download the new update from the download link you received in the confirmation email when you first purchased.

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New version: Administration interface released

Posted on 04. Apr, 2012 by in Latest news

Today we are releasing our new administration interface for Photography Orders!

The interface is still very easy to use, and now it has been given a face lift so that it’s more appealing as well.

Here’s a screenshot:

New Administration Design

You can see the whole thing in action on our live demo.

Why did we do this?

Firstly, Photography Orders is now a hell of a lot sexier!

Also, as our current users will know, before today, the admin theme was exactly the same as the front end theme (the front end theme is the theme your clients see). If you changed your theme for clients, your admin theme changed. Therefore, if you wanted to create a theme for your users, it would also affect your administration area as well.

In upcoming versions, we’re rolling out a bunch of new front end themes very soon, and separating the administration theme from the theme the clients see makes it a lot easier to make really fantastic themes for Photography Orders – not just for us, but for web designers as well.

Stay tuned for the new front end themes! And designers stay tuned for a new and simpler way to make themes for Photography Orders!

The new version is already available for download when you complete your purchase, and existing customers can download it using the link in the email they received after they purchased.

Cheers,

Luke

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Sagepay integration released

Posted on 07. Mar, 2012 by in Latest news

We’ve just released integration with another payment option – Sagepay.

Sagepay is a service that allows you to accept credit cards.

Photography Orders now accepts:

  • Paypal
  • Offline Payment
  • Authorize.net
  • Skrill (Moneybookers)
  • Sagepay

If you would like integration with a service you use, please email us to let us know.

The release is now live – existing customers can download an update version of the software from the download link in their original email. New customers will receive the latest version.

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Photography Orders 2.0 released. New Features!

Posted on 05. Mar, 2012 by in Latest news

We’re excited to announce that after a couple of months of beta testing, Photography Orders version 2 is now released.

Some of the enhancements in version 2:

  • Sub categories in galleries
  • Customise email templates
  • The interface has been improved. We’ve made the program flow faster and look nicer
  • We’ve completely rewritten Photography Orders. We did this because we have massive plans on the horizon, and rewriting the code base is going to allow us to add a lot more features soon

Unfortunately, you can’t directly upgrade from version 1 to version 2. When you upgrade to version 2, you will need to setup from scratch and reupload all of your galleries.

Photography Orders 2.0 is already available for download when you complete your purchase, and existing customers can download it using the link in the email they received after they purchased.

Enjoy!

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Updates to Photography Orders released

Posted on 16. Jun, 2011 by in Latest news

Hi everyone,

We’ve just released some updates to Photography Orders

  • Accept credit cards with Authorize.net integration
  • Enable or disable your clients from right clicking on your photos
  • Let your clients send photos as e-cards
  • Numerous bug fixes and small improvements in functionality

New customers will automatically receive the updated version. Existing customers can download the new version with the link you were sent when you first purchased Photography Orders!

Enjoy!

Cheers,

Luke

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Announcing Photography Orders Hosting

Posted on 11. Jan, 2011 by in Latest news

With the release of v1.4.1 of Photography Orders, we’re also announcing we’re bringing back our hosting plan.

While Photography Orders is simple software, it does some heavy lifting behind the scenes, especially when it’s uploading and resizing images.

Because of this, a lot of the hosting plans that Photography Orders used to work on, will no longer be able to support Photography Orders.

We’ve created a hosting plan that allows for unlimited photos and unlimited galleries so that you don’t have to worry about if Photography Orders will work on your web host. The hosting plan is finely tweaked for Photography Orders, and because we work with so many photographers, you won’t get support that makes you want to slap your head.

To ease the transition from your existing account to a Photography Orders hosting account, we’re offering free migrations – that is, we’ll get your site off your existing host, and set it up for you for no extra cost.

The introductory price is $30/month. You can cancel at any time, however if you leave in the first 12 months, you can’t take Photography Orders with you. After 12 months, the license is fully yours, the same as if you’d bought it outright.

Happy Snapping!

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Photography Orders v1.4.1 now on sale

Posted on 11. Jan, 2011 by in Latest news

So it has been a while in the making, but I’m happy to announce the latest version of Photography Orders is now on sale.

Version 1.4.1 has been highly anticipated because of the added functionality of digital downloads.

I’d like to thank a number of beta testers who helped me out by rigorously testing the software.

Thanks all, and happy snapping.

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Photography Orders winner chosen

Posted on 05. Dec, 2010 by in Latest news

Thank you to all who entered the competition to win the first copy of Photography Orders v1.4.1, which features selling digital downloads.

We had way more entries than we ever expected, and we’re excited for the upcoming release of v1.4.1.

We’ve chosen and contacted the winner and we’re waiting for a reply.

More details about v1.4.1 and who the winner was will follow!

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