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Hello tzeldin88.

Thanks for your feedback. From version 1.8.1 onwards you can implement further customization for site specific needs with javascript.

WCPGSK has two methods to attach javascript:

1. You can edit with the WordPress editor for plugins a file with the name wcpgsk_user.js. There you can put your code. The drawback is that your changes will be lost when updating the plugin. For this reason there exists

2. A textarea within the checkout section where you can put your tested code and store it in the database. This code won’t be lost and will be loaded with the checkout form as well

You can make your checkbox required and at the same time you can achieve that the checkbox is not checked on load with a code similar to this:

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery('#billing_yourcheckbox_field').find('input[name="billing_yourcheckbox"]').each(function() {
 jQuery(this).prop('checked', false);
});
});

With jQuery you can append your text also. I will implement a dedicated solution for this into the Rich Guys Swiss Knife but with these indications you can achieve this yourself.

Regards.

uh

One thing: You should not paste your code into the “options box”. The code has to be placed or inside the wcpgsk-user.js file or inside the textarea in the checkout section. And you have to adapt the code to meet the id of your field.

But once again, these are problems that are not related with my plugin. If you like to pay for this service you will find people that may help you with this. Maybe somebody reading this could offer you some dedicated help.

Regards.
uh

Hello Brendavo.

I have tested the solution I’ve offered to you and others as enhancement of the plugin. I used your!!! javascript code to do so. And it works. I’m not able to address such specific implementation problems. This is work of a programmer/consultant but it’s not in the scope of a free plugin to solve these site specific problems.

You stated that you’re building and running a website with heavy needs of customization. A plugin author is not a substitution for services you need to buy if necessary.

Sorry to be that clear, but I can’t dedicate my time on solving personal problems.

I hope you can understand this.

Regards.
uh

And sorry, this is the code you need…

jQuery('#billing_testselect_field').find('input[name="billing_testselect"]').each(function() {
 jQuery(this).prop('checked', false);
});

the each part was missing…

Hope this helps you to understand how to manipulate your fields for your specific needs in the future.

uh

Hello Brendavo.

You have to encapsulate your script like this to assure that it runs when the document is completely available (ready):

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery("#billing_pastastacija_field").addClass("secondxxx");
});

I have tested this and this works.

Regards.
uh

Found this open again. If you have problems with this, please open a new thread.
Thanks.
uh

Yeah, that’s true. As the my-account page splits handling of billing and shipping address forms I felt that the layout with form-row-wide is cleaner. If I get some more complaints about this, I may offer this as an optional behaviour.

uh

I will publish an update today which addresses this problem. Sorry for this…

uh