Receive email when client updates profile

Hi,

It's possible. You need to create a mass action of the data "address" with a trigger "after an address is updated" and an action "export a CSV file".
In the settings of the action, you can select the columns of data you want to get, and the destination email address and subject to use for the email.
This mass action will generate a CSV file with the data of the address/user and then send an email to that email address with the CSV file attached.
Mass actions can be created via the menu System>Mass actions.

Hi,

Please provide screenshots of the settings of your mass action.
Also do you confirm that you're changing the address in the HikaShop customer address edition screen and not the profile fields of the Joomla user account ?

Hi,

In the "export path" setting of the action, you need to enter the path of a file where it will be stored. For example: /address_updated.xls
Also, please make sure that your website is able to send emails.
Finally, for your tests, you can go in the menu Customers>Emails history to check the new emails listed there when you edit an address. It should add a "mass action" email entry there corresponding to the email sent to you by the mass action.
If you see the email there but you don't receive it in your email box, then the issue is with the sending of the email by your email server.

Hi,

Did you fix the export path as I was saying in my previous message ?
Besides that, or the mass action unpublished, I don't see another reason the email wouldn't be added to the email history.

Hi,

If you edit the mass action email via the menu System>Emails, you'll have the data filtered by the mass action in $data in the "preload" section.
There you can process that data the way you want with PHP.
At that point, the CSV would have already be generated in the path you configured and thus you could overwrite it with your own generated CSV and it would be attached to the email automatically.

Hi,

I suppose that what you mean is that you want something written in the order details page in the backend, or in the email notification the shop owner already receives to mention that the shipping address selected for the order is not the default one of the customer.
Is that correct ? Or that it is a new one ?
Either way, there is no option for that, but it can be done with a bit of PHP coding either in the view file corresponding to the backend display via the Display>Views menu, or in the email HTML section via the menu System>Emails.
So it will require a PHP developer to work on that.
It would basically be running a MySQL query on the hikashop_address and/or a bit of PHP processing, based on what you need exactly.