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Radio Button Selected so Therefore Hide Part of Another Payment Module

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13 Oct 2011, 5:13 PM
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Radio Button Selected so Therefore Hide Part of Another Payment Module

We have a pay by instalments option on our checkout confirm######## page:

https://www.silkblooms.co.uk/index.php?main_page=checkout&action=null

If this radio button is selected when they checkout, then we get the order through without a payment as it's a butchered version of the "accountholder" mod. This is ideal as it allows us to invoice the customerr for a deposit and they can just pay the rest in instalments. It works really well for us.

However! We're getting a lot of customers inputing their card details and still selecting the "Pay by Instalments" radio button, thinking that it'sgoing to take the deposit for their card. It doesn't work that way.

Myy question then:

  • "is it possible to hide the portion of the cardsave payment module that shows the input boxes for their card details when a radio button other than "cardsave" is selected" ??

I hope I've explained this well and I look forward to hearing any input from you all.

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13 Oct 2011, 8:13 PM
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Re: Radio Button Selected so Therefore Hide Part of Another Payment Module

Yes. You can write custom code and custom javascript to alter your addons to accomplish what you desire.

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