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mattjt83

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  1. I had a quick look at that addon and there isn't anything in it that allows you to customize the image shown. You may be able to grab some custom code from the addthis website but I'm not sure since I don't use it.
  2. If you can post the code for the addon and also which addon you are referring to someone can probably give you a little better guidance as to what needs to be changed.
  3. Typo in includes/modules/header_tags/customer_service/modules/bstour/dashboard.js { element: ".tour-step.dashboard-outro", orphan: true, backdrop: true, title: "Dashboard Complete!", content: "Congratulations! You finished the dashboard tour. Perform any action to take another tour and learn about it. When you complete all the tours, ask an adminstrtor to switch it off for your account." } Should be { element: ".tour-step.dashboard-outro", orphan: true, backdrop: true, title: "Dashboard Complete!", content: "Congratulations! You finished the dashboard tour. Perform any action to take another tour and learn about it. When you complete all the tours, ask an administrator to switch it off for your account." }
  4. Found a typo in includes/modules/header_tags/customer_service/template_top.php <div class="alert-message alert-message-succss"> Assuming it should be <div class="alert-message alert-message-success">
  5. Just noting a couple of errors... in #scModal <input type="email" name="user_email" required aria-required="true" placeholder="Search..." class="form-control" class="form-control"/> In #osModal <input type="text" name="oID" required aria-required="true" placeholder="Search..." class="form-control" class="form-control"/> in #csModal <input type="text" name="search" required aria-required="true" placeholder="Search..." class="form-control" class="form-control"/> All pages are missing (includes/modules/header_tags/customer_service/template_top.php) <!DOCTYPE html>
  6. @GLWalker Is there a way to edit existing orders? I'm giving this a spin but I didn't see that option.
  7. Can't load the two new topics Harald posted. Are they not publicly available?

  8. @burt I thought you had also partially merged into the Matrix? :)
  9. I've been working on this for a while now but real life has been getting in the way. The difference with mine is just that you don't have to create an account first. Yes, eventually the person will have to enter the data regardless but it's how they perceive the task that matters. I think it's very important to understand your customers and design your site/checkout experience around that. If most of your customers are one-off sort of things than a guest checkout can make a lot of sense.
  10. Here's a good article: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/05/better-form-design-one-thing-per-page/ I might actually rework my checkout with this in mind.
  11. I had a one page checkout on my site and it led to all sorts of issues. It was inherently glitchy and confused customers. After that I decided to code and sell Better Checkout. I still use it on my site but I do not sell it anymore because I don't like all the changes required to make payment modules work properly. Basically, your customers can checkout with or without an account and it's seamless. It splits the checkout up into manageable chunks for customers and is easier to maintain code-wise. You are welcome to check it out on my site and see what you think maybe just to get some ideas. Mine is highly customized. The more that I read on the topic it seems that people in general do better with small simple checkout pages and don't mind having to complete 3 or 4 SIMPLE steps (pages).
  12. I believe if you are using the PayPal App and are up to date with it you should be fine.
  13. @@Dan Cole I kind of felt like this was a separate module than the standard dashboard modules which is why I separated it out from them in the hook. I think I'll add it to my live site and see how I like it :)
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