Hi everyone,
I'm in the process of creating an online ordering system for a clothing business where their clients can place orders via their website. They want a login page for their registered clients to access their specific ordering page. I can create this no problem, however I'm wondering how I'd set it up so that each employee of the company accessing the online ordering can create their username and password.
I guess the scenario would be something like this:
1) Online ordering client approaches the clothing company asking for access to online ordering
2) Clothing company uses content management system to set up client specific information (clothing codes etc)
3) Clothing company provides URL to online ordering client which contains a user registration page for each employee to set up their own username and password
4) Once usernames and passwords have been set up, clients can access their online store via the login page button on the home page of the site.
This is my first content management system built on such a large scale so I'm not sure whether the above approach is correct. If someone's had experience building this type of CMS, can you tell me whether I've got it right? In particular I'm not sure about the approach of providing the initial URL to the client for them to access the user registration page - I mean I guess this is the only way you could do it but I was thinking about the scenario where future employees may need to access the registration page, and therefore the need for the client to retain the URL address for such cases. May not be a problem but just wondered if anyone could comment on the whole setup?
Appreciate any advice offered.
Thanks so much.
