Is there work being done on updating this plugin to support ZC 1.5? Looking to upgrade a site that depends on the ability for customers to request a delivery date.
Keith Seyffarth
Paydirt Design
Is it possible to show the calendar directly on the cart page, instead of having it function as a pop-up? I would prefer for it to be on the page itself so that there is no confusion on the part of the shoppers, and also for aesthetic reasons.
Also, would it be possible to do one of the following?
1. Show two calendars on the cart page, and designate one for "local" delivery and the other for "national" delivery?
or...
2. Dynamically display the "local" calendar when the store's state is selected as the delivery state (New York) and show the "national" calendar when any other state is selected? (Ideally, this would be based on zip code geolocation, but I'd imagine that would be waaaaaay too much to ask... but feel free to let me know if I am wrong ;) ).
Thanks!
Last edited by hockey2112; 26 Apr 2012 at 01:21 AM.
Hi, I hope you can help me. I have created a site for a customer, www.theflowershoppe.co.uk, version 1.3.9 h. All worked fine until we added the required Cookie Control (got it on this site: http://civicuk.com/cookie-law/updates/Joomla). The calendar will no longer show up during checkout. When I remove the cookie control, the calendar works. Do you possibly have any suggestions on how can I have both working?
Is there a time included version? I'm setting it up to be used as a store pickup date/time.
I have used this module for a pick-up date and time.
I've managed to get a time field and it does work...except I'm having an issue with the display of the time on the checkout confirmation page. it's showing up as this:
Desired Pick-up Date
Thursday 16 August, 20121345146906
I created a function for the time as such:
function zen_time($raw_time) {
if ( ($raw_time == '00:00:00') || ($raw_time == '') ) return false;
$hour = substr($raw_time, 11, 2);
$minute = (int)substr($raw_time, 14, 2);
$second = (int)substr($raw_time, 17, 2);
return time(TIME, mktime($hour, $minute, $second));
}
Then in the tpl_checkout_confirmation_default.php file I put
<?php echo zen_time($order->info['order_delivery_time']); ?></h4><br />
Now it IS working great for putting the time into the db. That page is the only place it shows up funky.
I know someone out there can tell me what I'm doing wrong.
Does anyone know how to put this on the product_info page?
What about adding a time feature, like mentioned in the above reply?
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