Customer must agree to disclaimer

October 11, 2002

I need to add a disclaimer on the checkout section that the customer must agree to (check a box) before their order will be filled. I also need that disclaimer and the fact that they checked the box to print out on the order and the receipt. The clients credit card processor requires this for all his orders. (he sells fireworks, customer must agree they aren't going to blow anyone up etc....)

Any help on how to go about this would be greatly appreciated.

veverkap · October 11, 2002

Have you tried looking in the contributions first? I have a contribution installed that I downloaded here that could be tweaked perfectly for you.

07/19/2002 - condition of use agreement.zip (2.2-CVS) Author: maik caro
You want to force you costumers to agree to your "general terms and conditions".

This little package adds a checkbox so costumers have to agree to your terms and conditions before finishing there order.

Very simple to install !!!

Look in the contributions and go from there.

Patrick

October 11, 2002

Yes I had looked at various contributions but I missed that one. Thanks that should do exactly what I need! :D

aliharis2004 · February 5, 2004

I tried the installation recommended but I am getting the following the Fatal Error ...

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: confirm() in /hsphere/local/home/picmos/mosaicartkeepsakes.com/catalog/checkout_confirmation.php on line 83

anybody !!!!!!

matheisl · February 10, 2004

Hi, i have installed it also - but i get this error:

Call to undefined function: confirmation() in ........ catalog/checkout_confirmation.php on line 83

who can help me?

Thanks, best regards Hans-Peter

December 20, 2005

Old post... same problem...

Anyone?

micahbailey · August 29, 2007

Here is what I did

Put in the <head> section of checkout_payment.php:

function showMe (it, box) {

var vis = (box.checked) ? "visible" : "hidden";

document.getElementById(it).style.visibility = vis;

}

</script>

Find this code in the checkout_payment.php file and add the red part:

<td class="main"><b><?php echo TITLE_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE . '</b><br>' . TEXT_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE; ?></td>

Then add this part right above that code:

<form>

<input type="checkbox" name="c1" onclick="showMe('table1', this)" checked="checked"> <span class="checkbox">I authorize [company name] to charge my credit card account after shipment to my address.</span>

</form>

</div>

Basically, the check box is checked that forces someone to accept the conditions before confirming the order but if it is unchecked then the continue button disappears and they are unable to process the order. Pretty simple solution. You can name "table1" anything, I just named it that for the heck of it. You could also put in a hyperlink to your terms and conditions that pops up a window if they want to view it right there. And lastly, you can delete checked="checked" from the code if you want the check box unchecked by default instead of checked.

Hope that helps.

psychrts · January 26, 2008

Ok, that's great advice, now however my process button will not work. For example, it is hidden if the box is not checked and illuminated if the box is checked. The problem though now is that once the box is checked the process button will not continue with the order. How do I go about fixing this problem? Oh, and yes if I take the new code out evereything functions properly.

Thank you,

psychrts

Here is what I did

Put in the <head> section of checkout_payment.php:

<script type="text/javascript">

function showMe (it, box) {

var vis = (box.checked) ? "visible" : "hidden";

document.getElementById(it).style.visibility = vis;

}

</script>

Find this code in the checkout_payment.php file and add the red part:

<td class="main"><b><?php echo TITLE_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE . '</b><br>' . TEXT_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE; ?></td>

<td class="main" align="right" id="table1"><?php echo tep_image_submit('button_continue.gif', IMAGE_BUTTON_CONTINUE); ?></td>

<td width="10"><?php echo tep_draw_separator('pixel_trans.gif', '10', '1'); ?></td>

Then add this part right above that code:

<div style="padding:0">

<form>

<input type="checkbox" name="c1" onclick="showMe('table1', this)" checked="checked"> <span class="checkbox">I authorize [company name] to charge my credit card account after shipment to my address.</span>

</form>

</div>

Basically, the check box is checked that forces someone to accept the conditions before confirming the order but if it is unchecked then the continue button disappears and they are unable to process the order. Pretty simple solution. You can name "table1" anything, I just named it that for the heck of it. You could also put in a hyperlink to your terms and conditions that pops up a window if they want to view it right there. And lastly, you can delete checked="checked" from the code if you want the check box unchecked by default instead of checked.

Hope that helps.

October 26, 2010

did this ever get fixed?? its exactly what i need for my site, as all the contributions ive tried are for older versions or bugger up the sql etc.

this is nice and simple but i have the same issue with the continue button NOT being clickable.

October 26, 2010

right for anyone else trying this, the only way i could get the link to be clickable afterwards was to cheat and make it a normal image with a link so not php coded.

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burt · October 26, 2010

You really do not want to do that. You may have problems with sessions (and thus customers lose their cart contents).

Change it back and sort out the problem properly.

October 26, 2010

yeah i did lol

worked while i was there and sorting it, but when i started from the loggin in etc, i would select the payment method and then continue and it would keep looping asking me to select a payment method. anyone any ideas??

October 27, 2010

anyone?

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