Ecommerce
Magento

Installing BlueCheck On Magento

6min

Magento 1.x

Installing The Script

  1. Access your Magento store via FTP, SFTP, or SSH.
  2. Modify the app/design/frontend/default/default/template/checkout/onepage.phtml by adding the following script at the bottom of the template file.
  3. Make sure to replace "YOUR_DOMAIN_TOKEN_HERE" with your domain token which can be found on the Installation page of the Merchant Portal. Save the edited file.
    
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Secondary Check

  1. Access your Magento store via FTP, SFTP, or SSH.
  2. Download the secondary check plugin and transfer the zip file to the Magento server. Then, extract the file contents to the app/code/BlueCheck/AgeValidator/ folder. Run the module installation command.
  3. In the admin portal for the Magento store, go to Stores -> Configuration and click on BlueCheck Configuration. There you can enable the plugin and add your domain token.

You can now test out the Secondary Check. If you return to your Magento order dashboard you should see a new column BlueCheck Verification. Your orders will be tagged as Verified or Not Verified depending on the verification status.

Magento 2.x

Installing The Script

  1. Access your Magento store via FTP, SFTP, or SSH.
  2. Modify the vendor/magento/module-checkout/view/frontend/templates/onepage.phtml by adding the following script at the bottom of the template file.
  3. Make sure to replace "YOUR_DOMAIN_TOKEN_HERE" with your domain token which can be found on the Installation page of the Merchant Portal. Save the edited file.
    
JS


Secondary Check

  1. Access your Magento store via FTP, SFTP, or SSH.
  2. Download the secondary check plugin and transfer the zip file to the Magento server. Then, extract the file contents to the app/code/BlueCheck/AgeValidator/ folder. Run the module installation command.
  3. In the admin portal for the Magento store, go to Stores -> Configuration and click on BlueCheck Configuration. There you can enable the plugin and add your domain token.

You can now test out the Secondary Check. If you return to your Magento order dashboard you should see a new column BlueCheck Verification. Your orders will be tagged as Verified or Not Verified depending on the verification status.