how can i hide some fields ?

[rob2]

Hi,

 

user registering,new ordering,or client area data(editing) page,

 

i do not hope to show all the fields,just some fields,

 

is any way to make the setting or modify ?

 

 

thank you

[zomex]

Hello,

 

Yes you should be able to make some fields optional under setup > general settings > other > Optional Client Profile Fields

 

You could then remove these fields from the form in the following:

 

/templates/your_template/clientregister.tpl

 

templates/orderforms/your_cart_template/viewcart.tpl

[rob2]

ok,i will try it.

 

but it seems i can not modify the part as my attachment shows ?

 

 

thank you.

 

 

[brian!]

but it seems i can not modify the part as my attachment shows ?

you'll need an action hook to edit that - they've been a few posted in the forums.

 

what exactly do you want to do with it - edit it in some way or remove it entirely?

[rob2]

i want to remove some fileds avoid to show and also modify their ordering.

[brian!]

you can use the link below that i've given you before - it will work, but it's not perfect.

 

http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?105295-Address-format-in-V6-02-Template-SIX&p=433838#post433838

 

i've modified it slightly for you - it will work and allow you to modify the order of the address elements to your own needs...

 

<?php

use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item as MenuItem;

   add_hook('ClientAreaPrimarySidebar', 1, function (MenuItem $primarySidebar) 
       {
           $client = Menu::context('client');

               if($client->companyname != ""){
                   $name = '<strong>'.$client->companyname.'</strong>';
               } else {
                   $name = '<strong>'.$client->fullname.'</strong>';
               }
               $address1 = $client->address1;
               if($client->address2 != ""){$address2 = '<br>'.$client->address2;}else{$address2="";}
               $city       = ' '.$client->city;
               $state      = '<br>'.$client->state;
               $postcode   = '<br>'.$client->postcode;
               $country    = '<br>'.$client->countryname;
               $address_new = $name."<p>".$address1.$address2.$postcode.$city.$state.$country."</p>";

       if (!is_null($primarySidebar->getChild('Client Details'))) {
                   $primarySidebar->removeChild('Client Details')
                                   ->addChild('Client Details')
                                   ->moveToFront()
                                   ->addChild($address_new);                
       }
});

it's still not the best way to do it - removing and adding a sidebar child! yuk!!

 

btw - the only reason i'm not describing the 'correct' way of how to do this, is because it's central to a project i'm working on... all will be revealed in the future!

[rob2]

does it mea you will releae a plugin to edit it ?

[rob2]

you can use the link below that i've given you before - it will work, but it's not perfect.

 

http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?105295-Address-format-in-V6-02-Template-SIX&p=433838#post433838

 

i've modified it slightly for you - it will work and allow you to modify the order of the address elements to your own needs...

 

<?php

use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item as MenuItem;

   add_hook('ClientAreaPrimarySidebar', 1, function (MenuItem $primarySidebar) 
       {
           $client = Menu::context('client');

               if($client->companyname != ""){
                   $name = '<strong>'.$client->companyname.'</strong>';
               } else {
                   $name = '<strong>'.$client->fullname.'</strong>';
               }
               $address1 = $client->address1;
               if($client->address2 != ""){$address2 = '<br>'.$client->address2;}else{$address2="";}
               $city       = ' '.$client->city;
               $state      = '<br>'.$client->state;
               $postcode   = '<br>'.$client->postcode;
               $country    = '<br>'.$client->countryname;
               $address_new = $name."<p>".$address1.$address2.$postcode.$city.$state.$country."</p>";

       if (!is_null($primarySidebar->getChild('Client Details'))) {
                   $primarySidebar->removeChild('Client Details')
                                   ->addChild('Client Details')
                                   ->moveToFront()
                                   ->addChild($address_new);                
       }
});

it's still not the best way to do it - removing and adding a sidebar child! yuk!!

 

btw - the only reason i'm not describing the 'correct' way of how to do this, is because it's central to a project i'm working on... all will be revealed in the future!

 

may i ask if you lose " ?> " at end ?

[brian!]

does it mean you will releae a plugin to edit it ?

in a way, yes - but that wouldn't be its core function... anyway, editing it easy as you can just modify the hook code, i'm working on taking it to another level!

 

may i ask if you lose " ?> " at end ?

you don't need them with hooks...

 

http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?110991-moving-cron-directory-config-php-question&p=452467#post452467

 

We don't require the ?> file to user-modifiable files if possible. This is because it can often lead to problems if code, carriage returns or blank spaces are added afterwards.

[rob2]

Hi,

 

the hook will remove the edit button,many i ask how can i keep the button here ?

[brian!]

the hook will remove the edit button,many i ask how can i keep the button here ?

that's why I don't like the method he used, he's removing the sidebar and then re-creating it again.

 

what you'll need to do is add a footer to your new sidebar...

 

        $footer = '<a href="clientarea.php?action=details" class="btn btn-success btn-sm btn-block"><i class="fa fa-pencil"></i> '.Lang::trans('clientareaupdatebutton').'</a>';

                                   ->setFooterHtml($footer);

add the $footer variable after the $client variable line; and add the setFooter code after the addChild($address_new); line - remove the ; from that line, so that you only have one after this new setFooter line... that should work.

[rob2]

Hi,

 

do you mind help me correcting the following ?

 

 

<?php

use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item as MenuItem;

   add_hook('ClientAreaPrimarySidebar', 1, function (MenuItem $primarySidebar) 
       {
           $client = Menu::context('client');

           $footer = '<a href="clientarea.php?action=details" class="btn btn-success btn-sm btn-block"><i class="fa fa-pencil"></i> '.Lang::trans('clientareaupdatebutton').'</a>';

                                   ->setFooterHtml($footer);  

               if($client->companyname != ""){
                   $name = '<strong>'.$client->companyname.'</strong>';
               } else {
                   $name = '<strong>'.$client->fullname.'</strong>';
               }
               $address1 = $client->address1;
               if($client->address2 != ""){$address2 = '<br>'.$client->address2;}else{$address2="";}
               $city       = ' '.$client->city;
               $state      = '<br>'.$client->state;
               $postcode   = '<br>'.$client->postcode;
               $country    = '<br>'.$client->countryname;
               $address_new = $name."<p>".$address1.$address2.$postcode.$city.$state.$country."</p>";

       if (!is_null($primarySidebar->getChild('Client Details'))) {
                   $primarySidebar->removeChild('Client Details')
                                   ->addChild('Client Details')
                                   ->moveToFront()
                                   ->addChild($address_new)
                                   ->setFooter($footer);
       }
});

[brian!]

get rid of that first ->setFooterHtml($footer); before the if statement and it should work then.

[rob2]

Hi,

 

i modify it as following but still get 500 error,may you help me check again ?

 

 

<?php

 

use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item as MenuItem;

 

add_hook('ClientAreaPrimarySidebar', 1, function (MenuItem $primarySidebar)

{

$client = Menu::context('client');

 

$footer = '<a href="clientarea.php?action=details" class="btn btn-success btn-sm btn-block"><i class="fa fa-pencil"></i> '.Lang::trans('clientareaupdatebutton').'</a>';

 

 

if($client->companyname != ""){

$name = '<strong>'.$client->companyname.'</strong>';

} else {

$name = '<strong>'.$client->fullname.'</strong>';

}

$address1 = $client->address1;

if($client->address2 != ""){$address2 = '<br>'.$client->address2;}else{$address2="";}

$city = ' '.$client->city;

$state = '<br>'.$client->state;

$postcode = '<br>'.$client->postcode;

$country = '<br>'.$client->countryname;

$address_new = $name."<p>".$address1.$address2.$postcode.$city.$state.$country."</p>";

 

if (!is_null($primarySidebar->getChild('Client Details'))) {

$primarySidebar->removeChild('Client Details')

->addChild('Client Details')

->moveToFront()

->addChild($address_new)

->setFooter($footer);

}

});

[brian!]

aagghhh... deleting and adding the same child... I can't look at that code anymore!

 

let's do it properly and you won't even have to mess with the footer...

 

<?php

use WHMCS\View\Menu\Item as MenuItem;

add_hook('ClientAreaPrimarySidebar', 1, function (MenuItem $primarySidebar)
{
   $client = Menu::context('client');

   if($client->companyname != ""){
       $name = '<strong>'.$client->companyname.'</strong>';
   } else {
   $name = '<strong>'.$client->fullname.'</strong>';
   }
   $address1 = $client->address1;
   if($client->address2 != ""){
       $address2 = '<br>'.$client->address2;
   } else {
       $address2='';
   }
   $city = ' '.$client->city;
   $state = '<br>'.$client->state;
   $postcode = '<br>'.$client->postcode;
   $country = '<br>'.$client->countryname;
   $address_new = $name.'<p>'.$address1.$address2.$postcode.$city.$state.$country.'</p>';

   if (!is_null($primarySidebar->getChild('Client Details'))) {
                    $primarySidebar->getChild('Client Details')
                                              ->setBodyHtml($address_new);
   }
}); 

[yarantoos]

Hello,

 

Can I add a custom field ?

[brian!]

Can I add a custom field ?

i'm not sure asking the same question in two threads will get it answered any quicker... probably the opposite!

 

http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?112846-custom-field-in-quot-your-info-quot-box&p=458330#post458330