I want to remove the LOGOFF button

[gifro10]

Please see attachment - I've managed to edit all text the way I want on the checkout success page, but I can't get rid of the LOGOFF button.

If someone could let me know how that would be great, even if it means just replacing that button with a white one to make it "disappear". Not sure where to start.

I tried removing the following code from checkout_success.php but it accomplished nothing.

define('TEXT_CHECKOUT_LOGOFF_GUEST', '');
define('TEXT_CHECKOUT_LOGOFF_CUSTOMER', '');

Thanks!

[ariana]

There are two checkout_success.php files

1)includes/languages/english/checkout_success.php
2)includes/languages/english/html_includes/CUSTOM/define_checkout_success.php

-->Avoid modifying checkout_success.php as this may break the modular structure of your code.
-->You could modify the define_checkout_success.php through the admin control page as follow:

1) Login to admin
2) Select tools
3) Select Define Page editor
4) From the pulldown select define_checkout_success and edit the provided area with whatever you need.

Note: make sure you have the right permissions to edit and save to the file.

I hope this would help.

Take care

[gifro10]

Thanks for replying, but define_checkout_success.php only allows for simple text edits, that's why I've looked for other options.

I've accomplished a lot so far that can't be done in the Define Page Editor, but yes I know that backing up files is important.

If anyone else knows how to hide that logoff button please let me know.

[DrByte]

Why are you wanting to remove the button? It's there to remind customers to log out when they're finished shopping, rather than possibly leaving themselves logged in so someone can snoop in their personal data.



As to "where", it's in the template file for the checkout success page: tpl_checkout_success_default.php
OR, you could just hide it by adding the following in your stylesheet:

#checkoutSuccessLogoff {display: none;}

[gifro10]

First off, thanks for letting me know where to find the logoff button code. Removing some code in that template file worked fine.

My users don't login at all with Zencart. I wanted to avoid all of that and just have them pay through PayPal - so I removed any options after the add to cart page except for PayPal Express.

That being said, will I run into problems having taxes and shipping show up correctly since users only ever login to PayPal and not to Zencart? Should the proper information transfer over correctly?

I'll post my tax issues elsewhere...

Thanks again

[DrByte]

Of course you'll have problems with shipping and taxes ... Zen Cart uses the customer details to calculate those.
You're using it in a way it was not designed to operate.

[gifro10]

OK. I've just found that they are filling out so much information when all they need to do is pay and download.

I'll have to revert back and try to tweak how much info they need to provide. From what I read it's difficult to make certain fields not mandatory?

Thanks