You can try the event. checkout_submit_all_after. It runs after order is submited successfully (and in back-end when you created an order too). For example, in ...
The main problems that I see that
you did a mistake in defining the function in the observer. You did not pass $ observer as an argument to the observer function. You can call the ...
As you know, Magento 2 is using the event driven architecture which will help too ... File: vendor/magento/module-checkout/Controller/Onepage/Success.php.
You need to write below code in config.xml File: app/code/local/Letsknowit/
Postdata/Checkout/etc/config.xml
I tried using observers : 1 for customer signup, 1 on successful order. So I added 2 modules. One called CustomerRegister : registration.php :
In the normal scenario, the Magento 2 customers receive order
for order success you can use checkout_submit_all_after event for order ...
We can easily do this on the fly using success page observer “ checkout_onepage_controller_success_action”. Follow the details below to see ...
@ theMageComp, thanks for tips, do you think I can use an observer ...