Order summary table

Hi,

Unfortunately it is not possible to hide the net and tax columns in the order summary page through any configuration settings, I’m sorry. As you’ve probably noticed, the amount of tax will always be displayed as 0 by default if no tax rates have been defined.

You should either hide those columns via CSS by adding custom rules to your Theme or to the apposite CSS file for customization in VikRentCar, or you can override the “order summary” View to modify the HTML layout and the necessary PHP code.

The VikWP Team

Thanks for the answer.

I have another question. Dont want wo create new topic for this.

Location map isn’t working and it says: “Requested content cannot be loaded> please try again later”.

We have added google API.

Hi,

We would need you to get in touch with our team through our website for such a technical issue. At a first glance, the result of the AJAX operation is returning a 404 error message for not found, which is converted into that static error string within our modal box/window.

It may be possible that some Shortcodes are missing in your configuration, and so the AJAX request URI cannot be routed properly.

However, these are pretty technical questions and without being able to actually see the link showing that error message, we are unable to give you a precise solution. That is why I suggested to contact us through our website even if you are not using the commercial version of the plugin so that we can assist you better. Thank you.

We will get in touch with your technical team in regards google map problem.

Last question. We hid net price and tax columns using css, but the same question arise with Customer PDF. We want to hide these columns there as well. We can see that numbers are populated with {order_details}. What is the best possible way to achieve it ?

Hi,

CSS is not going to work over the special tag {order_details} and the same thing works for PHP, I’m sorry. The best solution is to add a configuration setting with the next versions of the plugin so that taxes can be hid from any front-end section or document, because for the moment that special tag is being parsed by a core file that would not support overrides.
You would have to completely re-build from scratch the content of that special tag by reading the necessary data from the database and by building the apposite HTML code for DOMDocument in order to be able to convert it into PDF content. I don’t think it’s worth it, it is probably easier for the moment to keep the tax column showing 0.00.