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Input value= help on checkout_form.php for ps4_orders table insert.

Thread began 10/07/2014 11:27 am by Jared Lui | Last modified 10/08/2014 6:47 am by Jared Lui | 3007 views | 8 replies |

Jared Lui

Input value= help on checkout_form.php for ps4_orders table insert.

Hi Jason, I got the the fields added to the checkout_form and updated the store_cart.php recordset values correctly I believe. However I need your assistance with the proper code to use as the "value" for the input fields. I am using radio groups therefore I couldn't copy one of the existing fields. Plus, the existing fields have additional code in the values as they do the same as billing info check etc.

Here is the "value" code for one of the current input text fields in the shipping section:
<?php echo((isset($_GET['valid']))?(ValidatedField("confirm","shipping_firstname")):(isset($_SESSION["eCartCheckoutForm_shipping_firstname"])?$_SESSION["eCartCheckoutForm_shipping_firstname"]:$row_WAATKusers['UserFirstName'])); ?>

What is the part of this code that I would need for my radio button values? Assuming my radio button name is OrderMode

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

the value for the radio button would be static, the dynamic code is needed to determine if it should be checked or not, you probably don't need it.

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Jared Lui

Hmmm, the reason I asked is because it's not populating the DB. I must have something wrong here then. I don't get any errors and the record saves to the orders table but the new columns are blank.

Here's my radio group:

<p>
<label for="OrderMode" >Delivery Method:</label>
<span id="spryradio1">
<span class="fieldGroup">
<label>
<input type="radio" name="OrderMode" value="Pick-up" id="OrderMode_0">
Pick-up</label>

<label>
<input type="radio" name="OrderMode" value="Drop-off" id="OrderMode_1">
Drop-off</label>

<label>
<input type="radio" name="OrderMode" value="Ship" id="OrderMode_2">
Ship</label>

<span class="radioRequiredMsg">Please select a delivery method.</span></span></span>
</p>

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

The radio group code loooks fine. If you need help in setting this up, please sign up for a premiere support appointment:
http://www.webassist.com/premier_request.php

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Jared Lui

I might if I can't sort this out pretty quickly.

Do you know off hand if that info has to be saved and called from a session? I am pretty sure I have the front and back correct. Seems like something in the middle is missing.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

sit may depending on the checkout method being used, it would worth a try.

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Jared Lui

How can I tell what checkout method I am using?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

. . . you select the checkout method in the Admin section for the gateway.

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Jared Lui

The short answer is, YES. You do have to save any fields in a session that you intend to enter in the orders table.

Around line 222 on the process_transaction.php page you have to add the sessions in an area marked "Store the submitted form in the session".

Then you have to add hidden input fields in the form(s) further down that same page. I added them to the "Other gateways" form in all three sections and it worked. I did not add hidden fields to the individual gateway forms even though I am using PayPal Express as the gateway.

NOTE: I am using a bastardized checkout system in the admin section of my store instance for internal clients and bypass the payment process. Otherwise I guess you might need to add hidden input fields to the PayPal gateway form as well (or SagePay, Authorize.net, etc)

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