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admin customers.php bug fix
The customers.php in the admin folder has a small bug for those who use ZIP+4 codes in the United States. ZIP+4 codes require a total length of 10 characters. Your customer can type in the full ZIP+4 code without any problem. However if you need to use the customer administration to modify a customer's information for some reason the ZIP+4 code will be truncated. The fix is simple. In the customers.php file found in the admin folder look for the line that reads as follows:
echo tep_draw_input_field('entry_postcode', $cInfo->entry_postcode, 'maxlength="8"') . ' ' . ENTRY_POST_CODE_ERROR;
In that line change the "8" to a "10" so the line will now read:
echo tep_draw_input_field('entry_postcode', $cInfo->entry_postcode, 'maxlength="10"') . ' ' . ENTRY_POST_CODE_ERROR;
Save the file and upload it and you are done. Your ZIP+4 codes will no longer be truncated when you need to edit customer information.
| Kevin L. Shelton | 23 Nov 2004 |
The customers.php in the admin folder has a small bug for those who use ZIP+4 codes in the United States. ZIP+4 codes require a total length of 10 characters. Your customer can type in the full ZIP+4 code without any problem. However if you need to use the customer administration to modify a customer's information for some reason the ZIP+4 code will be truncated. The fix is simple. In the customers.php file found in the admin folder look for the line that reads as follows:
echo tep_draw_input_field('entry_postcode', $cInfo->entry_postcode, 'maxlength="8"') . ' ' . ENTRY_POST_CODE_ERROR;
In that line change the "8" to a "10" so the line will now read:
echo tep_draw_input_field('entry_postcode', $cInfo->entry_postcode, 'maxlength="10"') . ' ' . ENTRY_POST_CODE_ERROR;
Save the file and upload it and you are done. Your ZIP+4 codes will no longer be truncated when you need to edit customer information.
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