[Solved] Customize COD confirmation page

[Amin Vatandoust]

Hi

I want to customize the COD module confirmation page (The last page which is showing to the customer) So it can show the reference order, Id order, and total order payment.

In my inline payment module, I have these parameters by default so I don't need to code them, but in Cash on delivery module, I'm not able to add these. For example, If I add something like {reference_order} I will get 500 with "unknown tag" error., which is obvious I should get it.

 

My question is, how can I give the module this SQL access so it can read them from the database? In which file should I dit and what code should I add?

What I need is adding those parameters to COD confirmation page

 

Best Regards.

Edited July 7, 2019 by Amin Vatandoust
Solved (see edit history)

[George Bazz]

Hello @Amin Vatandoust,

You should always state which PrestaShop version you're using. Also, are you talking about the core COD module or a downloaded one?

[Amin Vatandoust]

Hi George

Yes, sorry about that. I'm using PrestaShop 1.6.1.23 and the default Cash on delivery (COD) v1.0.0

[George Bazz]

Great! Let's try and fix it:

1. On your cashondelivery.php file change your last method hookPaymentReturn from

public function hookPaymentReturn($params)
	{
		if (!$this->active)
			return ;

		return $this->display(__FILE__, 'confirmation.tpl');
	}

to

public function hookPaymentReturn($params)
	{
		if (!$this->active)
			return ;

		global $smarty;
		$order = $params['objOrder'];
		$smarty->assign(array(
			'order' => $order,
		));

		return $this->display(__FILE__, 'confirmation.tpl');
	}

BE CAREFUL to replace it correctly.

You said you got a 500 error so you probably were changing the correct file. However let's make sure we are using the correct one! Check first if your theme has already overriden the file:

1. Check [your-theme-name]/modules/cashondelivery/views/templates/hooks/confirmation.tpl. If it exists THIS is the file you will be changing. If it does not, go to step 2.
2. Check your [root]/modules/cashondelivery/views/templates/hooks/confirmation.tpl file. This definetely exists. You can add your changes here
    

The three variables you asked can be written in the .tpl as:

• {$order->id}
• {$order->reference}
• {$order->total_paid}

Here is also a list with all the parameters we added in case you want to use some more (same logic {$order->[name-of-variable]} )

->id_address_delivery
->id_address_invoice
->id_shop_group
->id_shop
->id_cart
->id_currency
->id_lang
->id_customer
->id_carrier
->current_state
->secure_key
->payment
->module
->conversion_rate
->recyclable =L
->gift =L
->gift_message
->mobile_theme
->shipping_number
->total_discounts
->total_discounts_tax_incl
->total_discounts_tax_excl
->total_paid
->total_paid_tax_incl
->total_paid_tax_excl
->total_paid_real
->total_products
->total_products_wt
->total_shipping
->total_shipping_tax_incl
->total_shipping_tax_excl
->carrier_tax_rate
->total_wrapping
->total_wrapping_tax_incl
->total_wrapping_tax_excl
->invoice_number
->delivery_number
->invoice_date
->delivery_date
->valid
->date_add
->date_upd
->reference
->round_mode
->round_type
->id
->id_shop_list
->force_id

 

DO NOT FORGET TO CLEAR CACHE AFTER CHANGES ARE IMPLEMENTED!

[George Bazz]

Hello @Amin Vatandoust,

I'd love to know if you managed to implement the solution with my guidlines! If you did, please add [SOLVED] at the beginning of the title in order to help the community!  

[Amin Vatandoust]

Hi @George Bazz

Thanks for your complete guidelines and sorry if I responded late. I tested it right now and it's working properly (Thank you and I will add solved to the Title)
 

I have another problem here. The Total Paid value adds six 0 in decimals (like 5000.000000 IRT) which should be 5000 IRT. I guess it's related to my currency because I had this problem with an SQL query too. In that query, I changed 

o.total_paid_tax_excl 'Total'

to 

Format(SUM(o.total_paid_tax_excl),0) 'Total'

 Then it removed the decimals. Now I'm wondering if there is an option to use such code in our TPL file of COD module?

 

Best Regards.

Edited July 7, 2019 by Amin Vatandoust (see edit history)

[George Bazz]

I am pretty sure {$order->total_paid|floatval} is what you're looking for! Check it, and tell me!

[Amin Vatandoust]

Yes George, it worked. Also, I needed something to separate every 3 number so I searched for it and found number_format so I replace it with floatval and now it's working properly.

Thanks.