adding a message to check out page

My client asked me if I could add a message to his checkout page at
http://www.portlandwinegear.com

"I need you to add something at the checkout that says "To place your order using payment other than Paypal, please contact us at 503-231-1121 or email [email protected]. Thank you. We have a way of taking credit cards over the phone now but we need people to know this before they go somewhere else.
Thanks,
Joe"

Can this be done or do I have to add this to the front page?

You'll need to modify two files:

First: includes/languages/english/checkout_payment.php

create a new define statement

define ('TEXT_CUSTOMER_MESSAGE', 'To place your order using payment other than Paypal, please contact us at 503-231-1121 or email [email protected]. Thank you.');

Save the file to includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/checkout_payment.php and upload to you server

two: includes/templates/template_default/templates/tpl_checkout_payment_default.php

find:

<h1 id="checkoutPaymentHeading"><?php echo HEADING_TITLE; ?></h1>

below this line add the following:

<?php echo TEXT_CUSTOMER_MESSAGE; ?>

Save the file to includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_checkout_payment_default.php and upload to your server

clydejones:

You'll need to modify two files:

First: includes/languages/english/checkout_payment.php

create a new define statement

define ('TEXT_CUSTOMER_MESSAGE', 'To place your order using payment other than Paypal, please contact us at 503-231-1121 or email [email protected]. Thank you.');

> 
> Save the file to includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/checkout_payment.php and upload to you server
> 
> two: includes/templates/template_default/templates/tpl_checkout_payment_default.php
> 
> find:
> ```
<h1 id="checkoutPaymentHeading"><?php echo HEADING_TITLE; ?></h1>

below this line add the following:

> 
> Save the file to includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_checkout_payment_default.php and upload to your server

Thanks Clyde, I made the changes that you mentioned above, but where you mentioned:
Save the file to includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_checkout_payment_default.php and upload to your server

my template name is not in that directory. Instead I added the line to 
/home/portlao0/public_html/shop/includes/languages/english/shopping_cart.php 
file and its is showing up where I want it. How can I bold the letters and make the email a link using html is a php file? All my editing is done on my webhost server so I don't need to upload. 

This is the locaton of my winegear template:
	/ public_html / shop / includes / templates / winegear_template /

Why is this different than your instructions? Thanks, Dave

YOUR_TEMPLATE is a generic term to indicate the any name you choose. You'll also see CUSTOM used and it serves the same purpose.

When writing instructions and with literally thousands of carts out there one can't write the actual file structure used by each and every user.

Thanks Clyde.

Can I bold the statement in that file? and make the email address a link?

Of course you can style it any way you need.

On linking to the e-mail address I wouldn't in order to prevent spam bots going through and "harvesting" the address. But if you think the risk is low then go ahead.

You're maybe right about leaving the email the way it is. But if I want to add

Just rewrite the define statement as follows:

define ('TEXT_CUSTOMER_MESSAGE', '<h2>To place your order using payment other than Paypal, please contact us at 503-231-1121 or <a href="' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_CONTACT_US, '', 'SSL') . '">E-Mail Us</a> Thank you.</h2>');

This will also send them to the contact page where they can compose an e-mail message if the choose.

You can see how it looks on the main page of my http://mysticmountainnaturals.com/testsite/