generic Posted December 24, 2006 Share Posted December 24, 2006 would it be possible to implement a STATE dropdown box rather than a fill in text box (like you have on your system when i look at my account) for those of us in the us so we don't get new sign ups misspelling their state and causing cc processing errors? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WHMCS CEO Matt Posted December 24, 2006 WHMCS CEO Share Posted December 24, 2006 That would only apply to US users though. If you wanted this you could add it to the template files but it wouldn't be appropriate for all users of the system. Matt 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
generic Posted December 24, 2006 Author Share Posted December 24, 2006 ok, i will add it to the template and post the code here for others to use if they wish. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
generic Posted February 17, 2007 Author Share Posted February 17, 2007 here is what I came up with, but i cant get it to work.. I tried, probably something simple here...anyone see what the issue may be. I cant get the state to stick from the first page where you enter it in. when i used {$state} it would not even show the page. when i use just $state, it shows the page but wont pull the state variable from the previous page. <select name="state"> <option value="Select a State" {php} if ($state == "") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>Select a State</option> <option {php} if ($state == "AK") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>AK </option> <option {php} if ($state == "AL") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>AL </option> <option {php} if ($state == "AR") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>AR </option> <option {php} if ($state == "AZ") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>AZ </option> <option {php} if ($state == "CA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>CA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "CO") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>CO </option> <option {php} if ($state == "CT") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>CT </option> <option {php} if ($state == "DC") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>DC </option> <option {php} if ($state == "DE") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>DE </option> <option {php} if ($state == "FL") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>FL </option> <option {php} if ($state == "GA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>GA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "HI") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>HI </option> <option {php} if ($state == "IA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>IA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "ID") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>ID </option> <option {php} if ($state == "IL") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>IL </option> <option {php} if ($state == "IN") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>IN </option> <option {php} if ($state == "KS") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>KS </option> <option {php} if ($state == "KY") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>KY </option> <option {php} if ($state == "LA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>LA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MD") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MD </option> <option {php} if ($state == "ME") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>ME </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MI") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MI </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MN") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MN </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MO") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MO </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MS") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MS </option> <option {php} if ($state == "MT") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>MT </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NC") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NC </option> <option {php} if ($state == "ND") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>ND </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NE") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NE </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NH") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NH </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NJ") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NJ </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NM") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NM </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NV") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NV </option> <option {php} if ($state == "NY") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>NY </option> <option {php} if ($state == "OH") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>OH </option> <option {php} if ($state == "OK") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>OK </option> <option {php} if ($state == "OR") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>OR </option> <option {php} if ($state == "PA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>PA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "RI") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>RI </option> <option {php} if ($state == "SC") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>SC </option> <option {php} if ($state == "SD") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>SD </option> <option {php} if ($state == "TN") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>TN </option> <option {php} if ($state == "TX") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>TX </option> <option {php} if ($state == "UT") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>UT </option> <option {php} if ($state == "VA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>VA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "VT") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>VT </option> <option {php} if ($state == "WA") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>WA </option> <option {php} if ($state == "WI") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>WI </option> <option {php} if ($state == "WV") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>WV </option> <option {php} if ($state == "WY") echo ' selected="selected"'; {/php}>WY </option> </select> 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bucketshop Posted March 16, 2007 Share Posted March 16, 2007 Actually what would be nice is to show the relevant information based on what was selected for the country. If the US were selected, let the select's be states, if it were the UK, then show that information. I have seen quite a order systems that do this and it is pretty slick. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xxkylexx Posted March 16, 2007 Share Posted March 16, 2007 Some simple Javascript functions could make a switch on the fly depending on what country were selected, I imagine. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bucketshop Posted March 16, 2007 Share Posted March 16, 2007 Kyle, I think that is what they are doing. I will look around and see if I can find something like that. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bucketshop Posted March 16, 2007 Share Posted March 16, 2007 Something like this would be nice: http://javascript.internet.com/forms/country-state-drop-down.html 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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