Insert Supplier Details & Buy as a Gift option

Hi,

1) Using the essential version of HikaShop you can create custom product fields (via the menu Display->Custom fields) which will allow you to set supplier information which will appear on the product page automatically.

2) What you could do is first create two custom order fields (via the menu Display->Custom fields) which will appear during the checkout to ask for the gift recipient. And the user would be able to provide the information operationally. Then, you could change the order creation email so that if those fields are filled, it would send the order creation email to the email provided in the custom order field and not display the prices in that case. You can edit the emails via the menu System->Emails in the Business version of HikaShop.
In the email, the recipient can be changed with the code: $data->customer->user_email = $data->custom_field;
where custom_field is the namekey of your custom order field.
For the name : $data->customer->name = $data->custom_field;

3) You can limit the number of products in the cart with the option "Maximum number of items in the cart" in the tab display of the configuration in the commercial versions of HikaShop.

The configuration as well as all your data won't be overwritten. So you can safely update/upgrade HikaShop.

Hi,

1. Indeed, there is no such capability. You can set the html tag yourself in the field:
<a href="http://myurl">http://myurl</a>

2. The format option of custom fields is only available for the date field so that you can specify the format you want for dates.
There is no option in the custom field to check for the email format.
If you know PHP and javascript, you can edit the file custom_fields of the view checkout via the menu Display->Views.

There you will have the line:
echo $this->fieldsClass->display($oneExtraField,$this->$type->$fieldName,'data');
that you can replace by:
echo $this->fieldsClass->display($oneExtraField,$this->$type->$fieldName,'data',false,'onchange="myCustomJSFunction(this);"');

Then, you can add a javascript function in order to check the field. Here is an example of what it could look like (not tested):
function myCustomJSFunction(obj){
if(obj.id=='custom_field_colum_name'){
obj.value=obj.value.replace(/ /g,"");
var filter = /^([a-z0-9_'&\.\-\+])+\@(([a-z0-9\-])+\.)+([a-z0-9]{2,10})+$/i;
if(!filter.test(obj.value)){
obj.value='';
alert('Email not valid');
}
}
}
}

You need to add http:// at the beginning of URLs. Otherwise, your browser will add automatically the URL of your website at the beginning thinking that your requesting a page on your website with a relative path.