Invalid postcode - should look like "NNN NNN"

[Er_sanjay]

Hi 

i am new into Prestashop. 

Prestashop 1.7.8.2

I done the basic store done. when i goes to cart to checkout i enter the correct pin code but it give me error's 

 

here my checkout page Error 

Edited January 2, 2022 by Er_sanjay (see edit history)

[ComGrafPL]

Check this:

 

[endriu107]

@Er_sanjay Please post your topics in correct forum section, I move your topic from Free modules and themes section.

 

[Eolia]

Il y a 1 heure, ComGrafPL a dit :

Check this:

 

The bug is on 1.7 version, not 1.6 here^^

[Er_sanjay]

@Eolia and @ComGrafPL

thank for suggested answer but that github link not working  404 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop/1.6.1.x/themes/default-bootstrap/js/tools/statesManagement.js


that was the issue from the prestashop  i check on git repo also.

[RikMK]

This needs attention again.
There's several countries (in my search I have found danish, dutch and indian examples) who may wish different notation for zip/postal codes.

Older presta versions 1.7.5 used to handle this, now you can't change prefered postal format anymore.

What we need is a way to alter the format requirement, or accept multiple formats like 'NNNN_LL' AND 'NNNNLL'
The version for Dutch now is not the national prefered method (NNNN_LL). Most webshops use and accept NNNNLL (so no space)

Anybody can help?

 

[Alexto]

Hi,

 

I have also face this issue while the checkout 

 

Solution is here :-

Prestashop 8.1.0   

 

 

 

International  

↓

Localization 

↓

Countries

↓

Select your country then click on "Edit"

↓

Then click on edit  ZIP/Postal code format

↓

Update the format like this "NNNNNN"

↓

Then click on "Save" 

[musicmaster]

On 8/4/2023 at 12:01 PM, Alexto said:

Hi,

 

I have also face this issue while the checkout 

 

Solution is here :-

Prestashop 8.1.0   

 

 

 

International  

↓

Localization 

↓

Countries

↓

Select your country then click on "Edit"

↓

Then click on edit  ZIP/Postal code format

↓

Update the format like this "NNNNNN"

↓

Then click on "Save" 

It is kind of a solution. It would be better when Prestashop started to ignore spaces in the definitions.

[Eolia]

Prestashop did it in 1.6 but some countries are problematic like Canada where space is required.
Above all, Prestashop needs to update its international database.