Getting ebook stamped on multiple products

[doug78954]

I have solved most of my other problems and I am now down to trying to get this fixed up and I will be done for now. If I put up a dvd set for sale but when the customer clicks it is really the ebook that I am throwing in for free, will the ebook get stamped and I can then send him the dvd in the mail? So I would really be selling him the ebook which would get stamped but there would also be the dvd that I send him. The label on the webpage would read buy the dvd set and get the ebook free! I would still need a separate sale button for the ebook by itself but I don't see a conflict. All I want to do is sell the ebook alone and get it stamped and sell it along with the dvd set and have it stamped. I have looked at the other pages about doing this but still have not gotten it down. Doug

[E-junkie_Ninja]

It is not possible to stamp a PDF that is part of a bundle product. What you can try is to use a single purchase button that adds both products to the cart with the eBook priced at $0. Here is a link to one of our forums that can help you with setting up a multi-add button:

http://www.e-junkie.com/bb/topic/575

[doug78954]

I will have to spend some time tomorrow playing with buttons and button code.



I am thinking that if I have the ebook for sale for $15 and I have a button for that. It gets stamped, and I get the money.



I have the Dvd for sale for $22 and all I get from ejunkie is the payment collection through pay pal or google and an address to send the dvd to.



Then, if I set up another product, and said it was the dvd plus ebook. I would upload the ebook again, for that product, and the price would be $22. When the person clicks on that button or buys through ebay they would get an email download link and a stamped book, and I would get an address to send them the dvd? Correct?



So, I would have on file at ejunkie two separate downloadable products that are exactly the same. I can tell by title or price which the person bought. I am hopping that there are no holes in this scenario. It seems reasonable to me but I will experiment tomorrow. Doug

[E-junkie_Ninja]

Yes, that is another way to setup your combined product.