I have a client who asks this:

"Can you set up an order minimum that is tied to the "Will Pick Up" check box? If so, we would like to make a pick up order minimum of $30."

Is there a setting in the cart or can one be added to do this?

As always, thanks in advance for your help.

Ray Cramblit

Hi Ray
I'm afraid there isn't a built in way to do this, sorry.

Vince

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Hi Ray, I can see a way where this can be done with Javascript and basically in the cart page, it's possible to check the order total and then use css to hide the will pickup option unless the order is over a set amount.
If you need help with it, send me a message.

Thanks,
David

Hi Ray, posting this here in case anyone else wants to use it.

In your cart.php page just add the following in the "content" area of your page, but after the include line somewhere

<?php
include "vsadmin/inc/inccart.php"
?>

This is just a small bit of basic javascript and you can set this up several ways.
You will need to set your amount threshold too.



Be sure to change the number in red there to the amount you want customers to spend to get the pickup option.

This does two things - It disables the input from being ticked, and hides the the input and text as well.

If you want to show the box and text (maybe add a message so customers know why it can't be ticked) then just remove these two lines
document.getElementsByClassName('cdformtwillpickup')[0].style.display = "none";
document.getElementsByClassName('cdformwillpickup')[0].style.display = "none";
from the code.

This will not be overwritten by updates and this is for .php only.
One small change for .asp if anyone needs it.

You can see it working on the test site here - https://www.floridasurpluswarehouse.com/dev/products.php
Add 100+ in product to the cart for the will pick up option to show.

Thanks,
David

Thanks for the script. I really appreciate your help.

Ray Cramblit

Glad I could help Ray.
Let me know if you have questions or issues.

David

Dave,
In your instructions you say:

If you want to show the box and text (maybe add a message so customers know why it can't be ticked) then just remove these two lines
document.getElementsByClassName('cdformtwillpickup')[0].style.display = "none";
document.getElementsByClassName('cdformwillpickup')[0].style.display = "none";
from the code.

1) Where do I add the message so customers know it can't be ticked? Do I just add additional text to the text that is currently set as $willpickuptext or can that be set within your script code? If within your code, how is that coded?

2) I also want to hide the checkbox and text under "Payment Method": Pay Cash at Pick Up. What additional code do I need to hide those items?

Ray

Ray Cramblit

Hi Ray, for the text, yes you just set that with $willpickuptext
Something like Local Pickup (min $30.00) might do the trick.

As for hiding one of the payment options, I probably need to look at the site.
There are no unique css classes for payment radios so we need to target that another way.

Post a link, or send a message with one so I can see the site and I'll work on it.
I am guessing this is the "email" payment provider, no?

Thanks,
David

Does this help?

From Developer Tools:

Page Outer HTML
==============
<div class="checkoutadditionals copayradio1"><div class="cobhl cdformpayradio1"><input type="radio" name="payprovider" id="pprovid4" class="cdformradio cdformpayment" value="4"></div><div class="cobll cobll2 cdformpayment"><label class="cdformradio" for="pprovid4">Pay Cash at Pick Up</label></div></div>

CSS Selector
===========
div.checkoutadditionals:nth-child(15)

CSS Path
=========
html body div#mainmenucontainer.mainnav div#interiorpagecontainer div#middlediv form div.cart2details div#cartlistid2.cartlistcontents.cartmaincontents div.checkoutadditionals.copayradio1

Ray Cramblit

Hi Ray, I added the code and some comments

I tested this on my php test site and it works.
The code assumes that the email payment provider is the first one showing.

Thanks again!

Ray Cramblit