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How can i show the payment methods (in one-page-checkout) even if the customer is not logged in.

Is there a secret to not show the payment methods? :)

 

From a customer view - why should i fill the rest of information if i don`t know how can i pay?

 

Any suggestions?

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The problem is that different Payment methods may be available depending on what country a person is from. Thus until someone is logged in, the determination on payment methods can't be displayed. Some countries may not have any payment method defined at all (by preference on how you establish shop payment groups and currency restrictions)

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what is your ps version?

can you provide link to front office?

tip: if you have to go bumpty bump...then you probably did not supply basic info....so rather than bump review your original post, add more detail...there are many releases of ps and different checkouts.  

 

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I've half solved-it an moved-on, but thanks for interest!
It's a bit soon to claim that I have a solution but here goes.
(1) enabled my payment system for all enabled countries, as
@blanco December 12, 2011
(2) installed a css stylesheet editing module. I used the free one from DH42, or the built-in one on Thirtybees.
(3) On the module's CSS screen, I wrote

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}

I'm on a couple of test sites, 
PS 1.6.1.23 & Thirtybees 1.01 which I hope to use.
Default One Page Checkout 
DIY style sheet to display guest checkout by default and conceal other options

Thirtybees' debugger told me that I'd mis-installed the public and private keys on a payments module, so that was probably part of my problem. I have various other problems at the moment that prevent testing of the stylesheet.

To be on the safe side, I wrote similar lines for other nearby style labels and will use trial and error to see what's important.

#opc_payment_methods-overlay {display: inline;}
.paiement_block {display: inline;} /*typo in the code*/
.payment_block {display: inline;} /*code might update to this*/
.payment_module {display: inline;} 
#opc_payment_methods-content {display: inline;}

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Thanks for offers of help, and I hope my work-in-progress hacks help someone else. I'm happy to post the rest of the stylesheet if anyone wants to see it.

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Edited by johnrobertson (see edit history)
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ps 1.7 is superior in several ways over any 1.6 based system, let's see template inheritance, one ccc of .css/.js files for all pages...and the list goes on.

but in future, please rather than bump add info, that's on you to supply info that community can help with.

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