Hallo everybody!
I've a pair of question to ask...
1) In the customer section of the admin panel, it's not possible to see (for exemple) the address or the city of the customer... it could be useful (for my client that have no access to db) to have a quick look at these data.... if someone as already solved this question and modified the code could he/she post it in the forum?
And, by the way, why it's not possible to see the password? I mean, the password field is empty.... is it a security question?
2) Is it possible to send the customer different checkout confirm mail according to different payment methods?
I've given a look in the forum but I haven't found the answers at these questions....
thanks
Hi Trippy,
re 1) The password should only be known to the customer and is not stored in the database as free text. It is one way encrypted. The admin can reset it and tell the customer but they should change it straight away.
re 2) I have recently answered two posts on this topic and you should have no trouble in advanced search looking for "email" posted by bruce.
cheers
re 1) The password should only be known to the customer and is not stored in the database as free text. It is one way encrypted. The admin can reset it and tell the customer but they should change it straight away.
re 2) I have recently answered two posts on this topic and you should have no trouble in advanced search looking for "email" posted by bruce.
cheers
hmm no not realy...
as if you are updating it calls the same validateform as the insert and passwords must match and be length
i feel its an error as FF remembers the password field for the first one... so it will prompt with error.
as if you are updating it calls the same validateform as the insert and passwords must match and be length
i feel its an error as FF remembers the password field for the first one... so it will prompt with error.
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if ($request->get('password', 'post')) {
$sql = "update customer set password = '?' where customer_id = '?'";
$database->query($database->parse($sql, md5($request->get('password', 'post')), $request->get('customer_id')));
}
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