• Resolved daveh0

    (@daveh0)


    Are there any events emitted when a form data error is caught? I’m creating a multi-step checkout form and would like to display the step where the 1st error occurs (or possibly add a click handler to the error message that displays the appropriate step) when the message is displayed at the top of the page. Short of doing my own error checking, the only way I can think to take action when the message is displayed is to add a mutation observer to the element that contains the error messages (‘.woocommerce-NoticeGroup’). Any suggestions?

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  • Plugin Support Ahmed Amir Hossain

    (@ahmedamir)

    Hi @daveh0

    Thanks for contacting us.

    I understand your query. But multi-step checkout is the PRO feature of ShopEngine. As per the www.remarpro.com policies, We aren’t allowed to discuss the PRO feature of the plugin here. Please navigate to the plugin’s details page and you’ll find the link to contact our support center. Our support team will help you ASAP!

    Regards,
    Amir

    Thread Starter daveh0

    (@daveh0)

    I’m actually trying to create the multi-step part on my own (with the free version of the plugin) using a javascript slider to show the different steps…

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by daveh0.

    Hello @daveh0 ,
    I hope you’re doing fine!

    I understood what you’re looking for. While Submitting the Data, if any of the required fields are skipped or any error event occurs, then a notice will be displayed if you place the Notice widget of the ShopEngine plugin anywhere on the checkout template. You can utilize the Notice widgets to display the Error.

    Apart from that, sorry to say, there are no other ways right now to handle the errors.

    If there is anything else you need help with, please let me know.

    Best Regards,
    Prosenjit

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