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10/31/2013 4:43 PM
 
Jeff M.
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Hello..

We'd like to hide a few more items from the end-users.

In the three step checkout series, there's a DIV class with the name of cvSuccessinfo.  We'd like to hide the "Click here to create a new user account" after placing an order.  What page do I edit to remove/hide this?

When there's an image to be uploaded for a product, the code is calling an iFrame to display the ProductVisualizerImageUpload.aspx webpage.  The element style is set to a height of 75px, but I'd like to shrink this down some; I REM'd out the make into an oval checkbox.  Where do I change the element style of the iFrame to shrink this down?

And finally, within the CustomerOrders.ascx page, there's a ddlOrderStatus drop-down.  How can we get a "Ready For Pickup" option added to this for items which are ready to be picked up.  Might cause confusion with the person purchasing an item for pick-up and they get a status change e-mail stating that the item shipped.

Thank you for your support and an amazing product.
 
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10/31/2013 7:49 PM
 
Mark - Cart Viper Developer
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Joined: 7/27/2010
Posts: 424

Hi Jeff

The caption to register for a new account after the checkout can be hidden using some simple HTML.

I would edit the caption so that we wrap it in a <div style="display:none;">...</div> that way it wouldn't be visible to the customer. The resource file to edit is DesktopModules\CartViper\App_LocalResources\ThreeStepCheckout.ascx.resx and the key is lblCreateAccount.Text

I would suggest following the example in this blog post on how to edit the resource files correctly. http://blog.cartviper.com/post/2011/0...

The iframe on the upload has the height hardcoded when its rendered into the browser window. The only way to change the height would be using jQuery. It should be pretty simple to make that change.

The order statuses are just enum values, so you could just change the caption of the "shipped" status to "ready to collect". You can also tweak the email wording as required.
The order statuses are stored in the sharedresources.resx file which is located in the same folder as above. The key to edit is OrderStatus5.Text which would be the shipped status.

Regards

Mark
 
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11/1/2013 3:09 PM
 
Jeff M.
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Joined: 10/28/2013
Posts: 77

Hi Mark..

Thanks for the info on the ThreeStepCheckout.ascx.recx; I was able to hide the "new account" link.

I'm not too proficient in jQuery, so I'm uncertain as to where to look to adjust the height of the iFrame.  If you can point me in the right direction, I'd greatly appreciate it.

May I suggest adding an OrderStatus9.Text to read "Ready for Pick-up" as well as an OrderStatus10.Text to read "Picked up at Store" and give number 10 the same functionality as the shipped status.  This way, the person which made the order will be notified when it's ready for pickup at the store, and then once it's picked up, the item is "closed" like when it's shipped.

Thanks again for your help and assistance..
 
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11/1/2013 10:51 PM
 
Nigel - Cart Viper Developer
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Joined: 7/27/2010
Posts: 789

Hi Jeff,

If you copy the below to ProductDetail.htm template it will set the iFrame height to 10px, so feel free to change the height to whatever you want:

<script type="text/javascript"> jQuery(document).ready(function () {

   if (jQuery(".StoreDetailContainer-Content").find("#frame1").length>0) {
    jQuery(".StoreDetailContainer-Content").find("#frame1").css("height","10px");
   }
});

</script>

Thanks
Nigel.
 
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