How to add "Phone" and "Email" fields to checkout page

The fields are setup in class-wc-countries.php, not in form-checkout.php.

These fields should be present by default, so try to identify how they have been hidden. Possible ways are:
– they could be present but made not visible by custom css. Are they there in page the markup? If you are unsure, please post the url to your site.
– they could have been hidden by a function in your theme’s functions.php. Look through it for a line starting with:
add_filter(‘woocommerce_checkout_fields’, …….
– they could have been hidden, deliberately or by a bug, by another plugin. Temporarily deactivate all other plugins one-by-one and test.

Hi Lorro,
Thanks so much ?? … I looked inside:
/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/class-wc-countries.php
and I could see a problem. Two files with the same name, one from one site (doesn’t work) and one from another site using the same theme (does work), had slightly different contents with “email” and “phone”.

However, this change didn’t change the Billing fields of the /checkout/ page until I made another change. There was also code missing from here:
/wp-content/themes/boson/includes/woocommerce-init.php
When I added it, it displayed correctly on the /checkout/ page.

Unfortunately, despite these two missing fields becoming visible, the situation has reverted back to an older problem, that I thought I’d fixed by turning off a couple of plugins:
The page didn’t let me proceed – it states that I didn’t enter any of my personal contact info… even though I did.

Here is the URL of the main site that doesn’t work:
https://hyli.co.uk/shop/
I suggest you choose the ‘test’ product, it’s price is set to ￡0.01
If you get through the /checkout/ page you’ll be prompted to complete the sale using PayPal. If the see the PayPal screen, you’ve made it through.

The console shows two files not found:
https://hyli.co.uk/wp-content/themes/boson/assets/img/bg/wood_pattern.png
https://hyli.co.uk/wp-content/themes/boson/img/btn-bg.png
This could be enough to upset the javascript validation routines. Consider updating your theme to 2.0.1 or make these files yourself to avoid the error.

It shouldn’t be necessary to add in files and bits of code. Consider deactivating other plugins to be able to rule out a plugin conflict and do a fresh update of WooCommerce and your theme files. If it still doesn’t work, consider taking it up with your theme’s support service. They know their theme best.

I think these images (& image URLs) must have been in the original theme. The original designer must have removed the images when customising the theme, and just left the code as it was. I think I must have noticed these errors before, but didn’t think they’d adversely effect the site (other than the images not displaying of course).

Rather than editing code files, I’ve created the .png images and corresponding folders using spacer.png files (1x1px transparent) and renamed them. This seems to have cleared the red alerts from the console.

I also noticed that I also have a couple of yellow alerts in the console, like this one:

Mixed Content: The page at 'https://hyli.co.uk/checkout/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'https://hyli.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/logo-header-dark.png'. This content should also be served over HTTPS.

I fixed these by removing the domain from the image URLs in the theme’s ‘add your own CSS box’ and a ‘image URL’ setting within the theme – removing the HTTP(without an S).

The shop now works fine.
The green SSL padlock symbol displays, and I’ve placed my first order.

Many thanks again for your assistance. ??
PS: Unfortunately, I found the theme’s customer support to be very slow and with poor communications.