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[ThestraL]

Hi,

Before start, I dont know if this was posted before. So, Im sorry if it was. I'm going to share a hack that I did on my store. As i mentioned in the title, its simply allowing users to save HTML data into their order status descriptions. Here is the code:

In ps_order_status.php in line 117 and 151, change the field array which includes order_status_description, for both "add" and "update" functions.

Original:

Code:

$fields = array('order_status_code' => vmGet($d, 'order_status_code' ),
'order_status_name' => vmGet($d, 'order_status_name' ),
'order_status_description' => vmGet($d, 'order_status_description'),
'list_order' => vmRequest::getInt('list_order' )
);

Change to this:

Code:

$fields = array('order_status_code' => vmGet($d, 'order_status_code' ),
'order_status_name' => vmGet($d, 'order_status_name' ),
'order_status_description' => vmGet($d, 'order_status_description' ,'',VMREQUEST_ALLOWRAW),
'list_order' => vmRequest::getInt('list_order' )
);

Hope this helps.
Ps: I'm using J! 1.5.14 + VM 1.1.3
Sorry for my English.
Khan..

[ThestraL]

Update: I've found bug within my hack. It allows saving HTML data, but when sending notify e-mail to the customers the data is being decoded. I tried removing html_entity_decode() function inside ps_order.php, but no luck. Any help will be appreciated. Btw, I'm sorry that I've posted my topic as a successful hack

[ThestraL]

Any help?

[_fD_]

Hello ThestraL

Did you found a solution for this topic?

Please give me a short answer on it.

Best regards, Urs

[gtech]

I would love to see that working too. Please update.