How Do I Remove Extra Lines from Order Confirmation Email?

[dbltoe]

At some point, you are going to have to bite the "I didn't have the time" bullet and upgrade. It's not as harrowing as most think IF you are willing to take the shrink wrap off the instructions and follow them.

AND..... The part that makes me go , is

I need customer information on both pages in order to enter it into my database.

I wouldn't let them know that you're keeping their data in more than one place! Backups in separate locations are one thing, but duplicate customer data could violate so many CC/PCI standards.

Many of us have tried to adapt Zen Cart to what we did in a previous life and had it come back to humble us later. While it may seem uncomfortable to use the admin customer management system, a short period of continued use will find you flying through the steps.

Also... When making a text/code change, take the time to add a comment with your initials or some other word code that you can search for easily during an upgrade. Time spent doing it correctly is never wasted.

[DrByte]

Please tell us the name of your site so we don't shop there. I sure don't want you accessing my complete credit card number over unsecure communications methods. I bet your customers wouldn't be happy either ... nor would your merchant account vendor.

[powrwrap]

Please tell us the name of your site so we don't shop there. I sure don't want you accessing my complete credit card number over unsecure communications methods. I bet your customers wouldn't be happy either ... nor would your merchant account vendor.

As far as I know, I don't have access to the complete credit card information either via Zen Cart or Authorize.net (can only see last four digits), so it would be impossible for me to make customers or merchant account vendors unhappy in this regard.

[powrwrap]

At some point, you are going to have to bite the "I didn't have the time" bullet and upgrade. It's not as harrowing as most think IF you are willing to take the shrink wrap off the instructions and follow them.

Yeah, I realize I'm going to have to do it. Holiday weekend coming up sounds like a good time.

AND..... The part that makes me go , is I wouldn't let them know that you're keeping their data in more than one place! Backups in separate locations are one thing, but duplicate customer data could violate so many CC/PCI standards.

Not to worry, I only enter name and address and product ordered into my database. No credit card information leaves the cart or is recorded elsewhere.

Also... When making a text/code change, take the time to add a comment with your initials or some other word code that you can search for easily during an upgrade. Time spent doing it correctly is never wasted.

That is a great idea. Thanks, will implement it.