scottl31

I’m not afraid to modify code. Do you know what code to modify?

Is this the only option? Or might there be a way to do what I mentioned?

Thanks,
Scott

Wow! Thanks a lot! I’ll try it.
While I’m at it, do you also know how to change or remove The heads that say “Billing Details” and “Additional Information” ? I want to say something like “Filling in this form is not required to purchase”

Thanks again!

Great! Thanks so much!!

I have that one, but there is no check box to not require address, city, state, zip etc. I want people to fill them out if they want to, but not require it.

Also, where is checkout.php ? is it somewhere in WC? If so, how do I make it so that the changes don’t go away if there is an update?

It’s not a paypal issue. Just want to be able to go on to paypal (or whatever pay processor) without filling out the fields.

So I wouldn’t delete the old one first then install? I actually need to go in by FTP and remove the folder from the plugins and then put the new one in place?

I have a huge amount of prices and settings in there. How do I update without losing all that?

Yes, I bought the plus version. It does what we need for now.

When will you update? Will the update show up within our WordPress interface?

Wow, thought this would be an easy one. Anybody?

No, no guest checkout. We want to encourage people to sign up on the site before even buying. We have content for people who may never want to buy anything. So if they sign up and buy something later, it would be great if they didn’t have to sign up “again”.

The problem also is that we have two account pages, one for the initial sign ups, and one for WC. Sigh, I can’t believe there is no easy solution for this.

So I tried an experiment with a fresh WP install with only WC installed.

I found that the built in WP user sign up does not collect address, city or zip code. Only name and email.

But the only thing transferred to the checkout is the email, with or without your code.

So now my question is: which plugin are you using that collects the user data that gets handed off to W with the code you provided?

One more question about your code if you don’t mind.

Is it supposed to populate the fields on the checkout page when the page loads for any user who already exists, or do I need to create a new user the way we have been for it to read the contents of the fields being filled so it can copy them over automatically?

Wonder if it could be a 4.0 thing. Are you using 4.0?

Now this is funny. I found that I was actually already using a plugin like this called “My Custom Code” and putting custom WC stuff in there.

I’m pretty bummed that your code did not work, even with the snippet plugin. My boss is going crazy with the fact that users have to sign up again for the site when they get to the checkout page.

Do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks!

Wow, never heard of Site-Specific Snippets Plugin. This is cool.

Did you do this and then put that address code in it?

Seems it is independent of the theme if it is a plugin.

Do you know if you can put css changes in there too?