Customizing the Login Form of the Woo Checkout Widget

  • Resolved yonahs

    (@yonahs)


    4 years, 2 months ago

    I am using the Woo Checkout widget.
    I want users to be able to login in to their account during the checkout process but NOT create an account.
    The reason for this is that I have custom fields, so I need the user to use my Custom Sign Up form,
    In WooCommerce Settings I have checked “yes”:
    >>Allow customers to log into an existing account during checkout (which is what I want)

    but with just that checked off, my users get “You must be logged in to checkout.”

    The only way that I can get the login form to show is to also check off:
    >>Allow customers to create an account during checkout

    Ok, so now the Login Form appears, I have modified it in the Woo_Checkout_Helper file, I added a button to open the Sign Up Page.

    That’s all good, but my problem is that the Next button is still available at the bottom of the page, allowing a person to continue and register during checkout.
    How can I turn off the rest of the form in my situation?

    Thanks

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Support Abid Hasan

    (@abidhasan112)

    Hi @yonahs ,

    We will check this issue deeply with our dev team and get back to you.
    As this is weekend here, So I would recommend you to please have some patience.

    Thank you!

    Plugin Support Abid Hasan

    (@abidhasan112)

    Hi @yonahs ,

    Actually that form is the Billing and Shipping form. This is not actually a Register Form.
    And this Billing and Shipping form cant be turned off from this Woo Checkout widget.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter yonahs

    (@yonahs)

    What I am looking for is the ability to disable the Next Button on the Login Section (I am using the split design)

    Plugin Support Abid Hasan

    (@abidhasan112)

    Ok, You can simply use this CSS on your stylesheet to disable Next Button from the Login Section:

    .steps-buttons {
    display: none !important;
}

    Let me know how it goes.
    Thanks!

    Thread Starter yonahs

    (@yonahs)

    thanks, i didn’t even think of that…
    hopefully my users won’t be savvy enough to look there to remove it

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