I don't want to ask the customer for a company. In _CreateOrUpdateAddress.cshtml I found
@if (!Model.CompanyDisabled){...} and removing the negation so I have @if (Model.CompanyDisabled){...} works but does not feel like the correct MVC way of doing things. One alternative is in the AddressModel.cs constructor to just add
CompanyDisabled = False;
This feels a little better, but I'm still not sure.
What is the correct way to do this? Thanks.
what is the proper way to remove an address field
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- 3/19/2010
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wxDevelopment wrote:
With all respect, I believe that those fields control the display of the customer registration form. I'm trying to remove the company (and fax number) input fields in guest checkout...shipping address (and billing address).
in nop 2.1 Configuration>Settings>Customer Settings right there you can untick company.
With all respect, I believe that those fields control the display of the customer registration form. I'm trying to remove the company (and fax number) input fields in guest checkout...shipping address (and billing address).
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cds4126 wrote:
If you want to hide those fields under certain circumstances then the best approach is to create a new property on the model, something like "Is<Specific>FieldDisabled". Inside of the controller write the logic that is required to populate the new property and make use of it in the view. If you're looking to disable only on guest users you can use the following code inside the controller "_workContext.CurrentCustomer.IsRegistered()". I believe IsRegistered() is an extension method.
in nop 2.1 Configuration>Settings>Customer Settings right there you can untick company.
With all respect, I believe that those fields control the display of the customer registration form. I'm trying to remove the company (and fax number) input fields in guest checkout...shipping address (and billing address).
With all respect, I believe that those fields control the display of the customer registration form. I'm trying to remove the company (and fax number) input fields in guest checkout...shipping address (and billing address).
If you want to hide those fields under certain circumstances then the best approach is to create a new property on the model, something like "Is<Specific>FieldDisabled". Inside of the controller write the logic that is required to populate the new property and make use of it in the view. If you're looking to disable only on guest users you can use the following code inside the controller "_workContext.CurrentCustomer.IsRegistered()". I believe IsRegistered() is an extension method.
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- 4/30/2011
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cds4126 wrote:
In your first post you didn't ask anything about guest checkout.
With all respect, I believe that those fields control the display of the customer registration form. I'm trying to remove the company (and fax number) input fields in guest checkout...shipping address (and billing address).
In your first post you didn't ask anything about guest checkout.