mmbee888

Add this to the functions.php will work!

add_filter('woocommerce_checkout_update_customer_data', '__return_false' );

Hi, you pointing at the wrong element in the array. It should be

unset($fields[‘shipping’][‘fields’][‘shipping_last_name’]);

I’m adding another field under the shipping address and sorting the order.

add_filter( 'woocommerce_customer_meta_fields' , 'sort_shipping' );

function sort_shipping( $fields ) {

    // temporary store existing array elements
    $f = $fields['shipping']['fields'];
    $shipping_first_name = $f['shipping_first_name'];
    $shipping_last_name = $f['shipping_last_name'];
    $shipping_company = $f['shipping_company'];
    $shipping_address_1 = $f['shipping_address_1'];
    $shipping_address_2 = $f['shipping_address_2'];
    $shipping_city = $f['shipping_city'];
    $shipping_postcode = $f['shipping_postcode'];
    $shipping_country = $f['shipping_country'];
    $shipping_state = $f['shipping_state'];

    // reassign elements in the shipping array
    $fields['shipping']['fields'] = array(
        'shipping_first_name' => $shipping_first_name,
        'shipping_last_name' => $shipping_last_name,
        'shipping_company' => $shipping_company,
        'shipping_attn' => array(
            'label' => 'Attention To',
            'description' => ''
        ),
        'shipping_address_1' => $shipping_address_1,
        'shipping_address_2' => $shipping_address_2,
        'shipping_city' => $shipping_city,
        'shipping_postcode' => $shipping_postcode,
        'shipping_country' => $shipping_country,
        'shipping_state' => $shipping_state,
    );

    return $fields;
}

thanks for the info.