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[Mickeyt]

HI Can anybody tell me how to remove the terms&conditions from one page checkout? If I just simply comment it and then click to the button submit order, an error occurs.

Thank you

Tom

[TBone]

Probably the form action expects the checkbox field to be posted causing the error.
Try to create a hidden formfield with the same name as the checkbox field. Something like:

<input type="hidden" value="Y" id="accept_terms" name="accept_terms">

and comment out the checkbox field.

Haven't tested it but it could work.

[Castilleja Cotton]

I tried that but only the button goes away. The value for the button is still not set to yes so it still asks you to click the button which is not longer there.

[Mickeyt]

Originally Posted by Castilleja Cotton

I tried that but only the button goes away. The value for the button is still not set to yes so it still asks you to click the button which is not longer there.

I've got the same problem like you. It's still asking to check Accept terms & conditions.

[cflsystems]

Be careful with this - taking the button and/or the link and setting the value to Y means your customers agreed to something they didn't even see or know it exists. This would make every purchase basically illegal.
If still wanna do it - you can modify the js file that checks the form before submission

[Mickeyt]

Originally Posted by cflsystems

Be careful with this - taking the button and/or the link and setting the value to Y means your customers agreed to something they didn't even see or know it exists. This would make every purchase basically illegal.
If still wanna do it - you can modify the js file that checks the form before submission

Links to Terms & conditoin + privacy will be still available, just the checkbox will be prechecked + I'll add the info that by clicking to button submit order customer agree with terms and conditions. Can you tell me what do I need to change in js and in which one, pls?

Thank you

[cflsystems]

You can try commenting out this in "skin/common_files/modules/One_Page_Checkout/opc_init_js.tpl"
var termsObj = $('#accept_terms')[0];
if (termsObj && !termsObj.checked) {
xAlert(txt_accept_terms_err, lbl_warning);
return false;
}

It will take care of the warning after you comment out the button from the template

[exsecror]

Originally Posted by cflsystems

Be careful with this - taking the button and/or the link and setting the value to Y means your customers agreed to something they didn't even see or know it exists. This would make every purchase basically illegal.
If still wanna do it - you can modify the js file that checks the form before submission

Eh.. Yes and no, it really depends on what you are selling that determines whether or not you need them to agree to such an agreement. We don't require the customers to because what we sell does not require we present them one.

[cflsystems]

That is correct in some cases yes. I guess it depends on what you have in your terms. If for instance I list return policy or something similar in there i would want to know that customers do know about this before making purchase so I don't hear some lame excuses after with requests for returns

[telimon]

Can anyone tell me how to remove the T an C acceptance requirement in FLC?
I can't believe this is not an easy option in admin yet.
I don't see any advice on this for latest versions for FLC.