In the 2nd cart page, I need to delete/hide the line:
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Applicable Discounts Discounts applicable to login: (name)
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(screen shot of same)
[img]http://rbrinc.net/_images/c.png[/img]

Thanks in advance

Hi Mooseman
There isn't a way to remove that row as it's not really something that has come up before. If it's important then I could add a class to the row so it could be hidden in CSS but it would mean updating the inccart.php page. Just let me know if you'd like me to make the change.

Vince

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Hi Bill,
You could add these entries to your includes and set the font to white perhaps?

$GLOBALS['xxAppDs']='Applicable Discounts';
$GLOBALS['xxLIDis']='Discounts applicable to login: ';

But you would still have the login name displayed, so that would require an edit



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Hi Vince,

The content in question was simple enough to comment-out myself in 'inccart.php' without messing-up anything else.

I do understand it will get over-written with my next upgrade, so I added a comment to 'cart.php' reminding me what I did.

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FYI... The whole issue in this instance is to avoid raising any questions whatsoever about any discounts because products may be subject to insurance reimbursement. As such it may be something you want to consider making optional.
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

I can show you how to hide that without hacking the code if you like.
I would just use javascript to target it.
David

Absolutely David. That would be terrific!

What do you need from me, if anything?

I may need to see it working on your site, but before we do that, I'll see if I can work it out on my php test site.
I just want to make sure your site is setup the same as my test site.

I'll reply back with something soon.

David

Ok, so place this code in your cart.php page somewhere after the include line <?php include "vsadmin/inc/inccart.php" ?>



This is my ideal solution because the cart3row class might show up in multiple lines in your cart and we don't want to hide the wrong one.
This code is fairly simple. It starts by checking that you are on the 3rd page of checkout, then runs. It loops through all elements that use the cart3row class, looking for a match for the string "Discounts applicable", if found, it sets that div to not show, using css.
To me, as the code is now, this is the surest way to hide the correct div.

Thanks,
David

Your script worked perfectly David!

Thank you for the assist.

No worries.
I tend to lean on Javascript for these things in favor of mods to the core files.

Thanks,
David