Hi all
Just to let you know I found the solution.
I deleted the mandatory fields in the file
‘wp-content/plugins/stageshow/include/stageshowlib_simulator_gateway.php’
Hi Peter
Thanks very much – I was just about to ask the same question.
Just a note that I found I had to modify a different file:
wp-content/plugins/stageshow/stageshowplus_trolly.php
In my case, I want only name, email and phone, and no address at all, so I just block commented five lines like so:
$clientFields = array(
'saleFirstName' => __('First Name', $this->myDomain),
'saleLastName' => __('Last Name', $this->myDomain),
'saleEMail' => __('EMail', $this->myDomain),
/* 'salePPStreet' => __('Address', $this->myDomain),
'salePPCity' => __('Town/City', $this->myDomain),
'salePPState' => __('County', $this->myDomain),
'salePPZip' => __('Postcode', $this->myDomain),
'salePPCountry' => __('Country', $this->myDomain),
*/ 'salePPPhone' => __('Phone', $this->myDomain),
);
Your post put me on track for what could have been a frustrating wild goose chase.
Cheers,
Graham
Hi Graham
You’re welcome 😉
Hi all,
Just be aware that if you update the plugin these changes may disappear. Just making you aware.
Hi @weazel91
Yes, I am aware of that, but thanks for the reminder!
Cheers,
Graham
Hi Chris
I realise now that it is you with whom I’m discussing discount codes in the other thread. In a similar vein, I think it would be good to store in a table which contact fields are optional and which should be hidden completely, and also customised labels for the fields – for example, users in the USA might like “State” and “Zip code” instead of “County” and “Postcode”.
Cheers,
Graham
Hi all
Nice question, Graham!
I would also prefer to know where I can change the labels or translation for some entries: simulator, completed, reserved, etc.
Greetz
Peter
Hi Peter
Yes, I agree! It would be very easy to implement different languages if there were a resources table with the per-language translations for the text of each button and form label, etc.
Best wishes,
Graham