Perch Forum

Rachel Andrew 394 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

You can get the order, then get the addresses. I then just add that to a variable and output it in my template. So something like:

$order =    perch_shop_order($order_id, [
  'skip-template' => true,
]);

$formattedAddress = perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
  'template' => 'addresses/formatted-address.html',
],true);

PerchSystem::set_var('formattedAddress', $formattedAddress);

$order =    perch_shop_order_items($order_id, [
  'template' => 'shop/orders/account-invoice.html',
]);

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Thank you Rachel!!

I've been playing around with it and I've gotten the proper addresses to show up, but with an "array to string conversion" error that I can't seem to get rid of.

$order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
],true);

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderShippingAddress'], [
'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
],true);

I don't have much experience passing variables into templates, so I'm not sure how I would use 'formattedAddress' in the address template. If PerchSystem::set_var()is the best way to do this, I regret that I'll need a little more coaching.

Also with your above, $order_id is not set and when I try something like this, noting is returned:

$order_id = perch_shop_successful_order_id();

$order =    perch_shop_order($order_id), ['skip-template' => true,]);

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
],true);

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderShippingAddress'], [
'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
],true);

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

I think you want your original perch_get('orderID') to read the order ID from the URL.

Which line is throwing the array conversion error?

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Hi Drew, it's this line:

$order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

What's the value of orderID on the URL?

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

It's just the number, like "50."

Page arguments:
Array
(
    [0] => /account/order-details/50
    [orderID] => 50
    [1] => 50
)

and

<?php perch_get('orderID'); ?>

returns "50"

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

That's the only part on that line that could be returning an array, and it's not.

Can you show me the exact error message you're getting?

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Yes indeed! ---

Array
(
    [type] => 8
    [message] => Array to string conversion
    [file] => /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/om-nyc/perch/templates/pages/account/order_details.php
    [line] => 81
)

It's also printing "Array" right above the templated address output

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

And 81 is this line?

$order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

So with lots of distracting code removed I realised that I was actually echoing:

$order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);

eek!

Now with the echo in there, I was getting the "Array" issue but I was also getting the proper address. When I took the echo out I got nothing.

When I did this below, I got just the proper addresses (yay)...is doing this okay??

<?php 

         $order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);

          echo '   
        ',perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
            'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
            ],true),'
        '; 
?>

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

That shouldn't be necessary - perch_shop_customer_address() should echo itself:

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
            'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
            ]);

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

It was the true I had in there.

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderShippingAddress'], [
'template' => 'addresses/address.html',],true);

All good. cheers Drew!

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Hi Drew, I just updated to Perch Shop 1.0.6 and this address function broke...

<?php 
$order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);

perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
 'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
]);
?>

From the debug, orderID is NULL...just here, my other order details are coming through fine.

Page arguments:
Array
(
    [0] => /account/order-details/52
    [orderID] => 52
    [1] => 52
)


0.4931  0.003   [1] SELECT * FROM perch2_shop_customers WHERE memberID=69
0.5119  0.0188  [nil] SELECT main.* FROM perch2_shop_addresses main WHERE 1=1 AND (customerID=56 AND addressID=211) AND addressDeleted IS NULL AND orderID IS NULL ORDER BY addressTitle ASC
0.5124  0.0005  Using template: /templates/shop/addresses/address.html

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

If you PerchUtil::debug($order) what do you get?

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

Hmm, I think the issue here is that we exclude addresses that are already assigned to an order. When an order is placed, the address is copied and frozen, so that the records aren't invalidated by later edits.

These functions were designed with address book management in mind - i.e. pre-order. Therefore looking up an address that is assigned to an order doesn't currently work.

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Thank you for taking such a thorough look at it Drew; I really appreciate it.

I haven't set up the order confirm emails yet, but I see that they contain addresses and other cart details--are they then generated before the the cart is destroyed, and informed by the cart rather then the order?

Drew McLellan 2638 points
Perch Support

5 years ago

No, it's really just a filter on the query. All the data is there - but we don't use those runtime functions internally.

It's going to need a bug fix in the next update, which I'm afraid won't be until I'm back in the UK at the beginning of next week.

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Ah, I see, that's good news. Thank you Drew!!

Olympia Kyriakides 1 points

5 years ago

Hi Drew, Not sure if this made it into 1.0.8?

Recap: trying to get the order addresses to display on a historical order page via:

<?php 
$order =    perch_shop_order(perch_get('orderID'), ['skip-template' => true,]);
 perch_shop_customer_address($order[0]['orderBillingAddress'], [
                              'template' => 'addresses/address.html',
                            ]);
?>

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