Remove content of hidden fields

Hi,

Do you mean that you want the value to be removed from the input on the fly in javascript because you have some custom javascript that reads this value and it needs to reflect the state of the parent field ?
Or do you mean that the value previously entered in the input is stored in the database and you don't want that to happen ?
While the first is a bit difficult, the second should already be the case without doing anything.

Supposing that you're talking about the first, the problem is that each field type can have different ways to store what the user provides. So the javascript needs to adapt to that. However, since the javascript of the custom field system doesn't know how the HTML of the type handles itself, it means that we would need to build a system where each custom field would add its own javascript to be triggered to empty itself. It's a lot of work for something which should be manageable easily in your own javascript if you're already have your own custom javascript code. Or maybe I'm missing something on what you're trying to do ?

Hi,

Mmm. I'm still not clear on your issue.

Suppose this scenario:
- I access the new address form
- in the address form I select "company"
- the company name input field appears
- I fill in that field
- I continue filling other fields on that form
- now, before saving the new address, I realize that I want to select "individual"
- I select "individual"
- the company name input filed disappears
- I click on the "save" button
The address is saved in the database without anything in the company field.
This scenario fits with everything you've said so far here as far as I understood, and as I said previously, this is already working. I made sure it is by reproducing this scenario on my end.
If this is not working as expected on your end, then there is a bug I'm not able to reproduce on my end with the latest version of HikaShop. That would be something we would need to investigate on your website.

Now, while analyzing what you said and trying to reproduce the issue on my end, I found out that this other scenario could be improved:
- I access the new address form
- in the address form I select "company"
- the company name input field appears
- I fill in that field
- I continue filling other fields on that form
- I save the address
- now, after saving the new address, I realize that I want to select "individual"
- I edit the address
- I select "individual"
- the company name input filed disappears
- I click on the "save" button
In that case, the previously saved company name is still in the database. And I think that ideally, it should not.
Changing this is actually quite easy.
Change the code:

						if(isset($formData[$namekey]))
							unset($formData[$namekey]);
						$skip = true;

						$formData[$namekey] = '';
						$skip = true;