On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 Mike Heins <suppressed> wrote:
Quoting Brian Kaney (suppressed):I've been trying this one for hours and can't figure it out. I've loaded an address using: [userdb function="get_shipping" nickname="alternate_shipping_2"] So the [value address1] and [value address2] are from my serialized data from the userdb.address_book column, which is great. Question: How do I then reload/revert to the "default" shipping data (i.e. userdb.address1, userdb.address2, etc) after an address book has been loaded? I've tried unsuccessfully tried these revert: [userdb function="get_shipping" nickname=""] [userdb function="get_shipping"] My last ditch effort is to manually override the values in a big [set][/set], but there must be a built-in way I've missed!Can't do it for just the shipping values unless you first save a "default" setup. If you don't mind overwriting every value that has not been saved.... [userdb function=get_values]
So you are suggesting that the best option for me is to save the userdb.fname, userdb.lname, userdb.company, etc. in the address_book as a "default" entry when the account is created? I guess using this method I could ignore the userdb.* stuff and only allow the user to select from the address_book at checkout. - Brian _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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