A few questions

Hi,

1. It probably has something to do with the settings under the Checkout tab of the HikaShop configuration. Could you provide screenshots of these settings ?
For example, if the "read only" setting of the "address" area is turned on.

2. No, no extra plugins are necessary for that. It is possible by default. You must have changed something in the settings of the Checkout tab which results in this behavior.

3. You're saying that you want that "once a user is created, they can simply proceed to checkout and pay". And for a user to be created, you need the registration area. But you also say that you want to "remove the entire login and registration phase". These two are conceptually mutually exclusive. So, I'm not clear on what you want and thus I can't provide a precise answer yet. Could you clarify what you want for this point please ?

4. Supposing you don't want a login form and a registration form, you can set the "Registration" setting to "guest" and turn off the "login" setting under the Checkout tab of the HikaShop configuration. That way, the checkout will only provide a guest form where the user can provide his email address and physical address. No more login, and no more registration. Maybe that's what you want to do ?

5. Yes and no. Some payment gateways allow for this. For example, Authorize.js allowed for the credit card form to be displayed directly when the payment method is selected: www.hikashop.com/marketplace/product/150...e-js-by-obsidev.html
However, I can see that your website is in Italian, and Authorize.js is only available for US merchants, so you won't be able to use it.
The PayPal Pro payment plugin available by default in HikaShop also allows for it but that service is not allowed by PayPal in Italy either.
The normal PayPal Checkout payment plugin you're using currently doesn't allow for this. It has to be after the customer clicks on the "finish" button.

6. Yes. Just turn off the "order creation notification" email via the System>Emails menu.

7. If you want to modify the emails sent by HikaShop, you can also do it via the System>Emails menu.
However, for the issues you're talking about, you don't need to modify the emails I think. For example, for the notes from the customer:
Normally, to allow customers to provide extra information for their order, you want to create a custom field of the table "order" and of the type "textarea" via the menu Display>Custom fields. Once you do so, the customers will be able to see that text field during the checkout and fill it. And in the settings of the custom field, you'll have display settings you can use to configure if you want to display the entered value in the email notifications, on the invoice, in the order details page, etc. So no code modification should be necessary.

Hi,

1. and 2. I'm not able to see the problem on your website. It seems that you've configured the address area to only display the billing address, not the shipping address.
If you can't modify the shipping address, it's probably that in your shipping method settings, you've activated the "override shipping address" setting. I would recommend checking on this.
Also, please note that to avoid abuse, our forum restricts the dimensions of images you can upload and automatically resize them if too big. Could you cut the screenshot in several pieces, or upload it on your website and provide the URL to it ?

3. and 4. Then, you can set the "Registration" setting to "guest" and turn off the "login" setting under the Checkout tab of the HikaShop configuration. That way, the checkout will only provide a guest form where the user can provide his email address and physical address. No more login, and no more registration.

Hi,

If you don't want registration at all, then it's not a probem since no one will have a user account.
And if you already have user accounts for some users, then you need to delete their user account in the Joomla user manager so that they can go through the guest checkout.

Hi,

No, that's not the case.
If you use your email address for a guest checkout, you can then use it again as much as you want for guest checkouts later on.
It's only once you create a user account with an email address that you need to login for the purchase if you want to use this email address.
So the scenario you're describing is not possible and there is nothing to solve.
I would encourage you to try again. You must have missed something somewhere.
Either you had already a user account created for the email address in the past, or you didn't set the "registration" setting to "guest" but to something else, and in that case, it will create a user account for the user:
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/5....html#checkout_login

Hi,

1. You can indeed change the order of the address fields via the Display>Custom fields menu.
However, the email field is not an address field. A user entry in HikaShop has only one email address, but can have several addresses.
You can edit the view file checkout / sub_block_login_registration via the menu Display>Views and move the email field below the address fields area, but you can move it in between the address fields.

2. If the shipping address area is displaying the store address, it means that in your shipping methods, you've activated the "override shipping address". In that case, when the shipping method is select, it doesn't allow the user to select / configure shipping addresses. This is useful if you want to configure a shipping method "pick up at the store". But if not, you want to turn that off.

3. The order of the areas in the checkout can be modified, yes. Here is a tutorial page on this:
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/4...eckout-workflow.html

Hi,

Regarding the emails :
- To add data from the registration form to the emails, you don't need to edit the emails via the menu System>Emails.
For the address fields, they are displayed by the "address format" setting. So if you activate extra fields, or create new ones for the address, you can add their corresponding tag to the address format setting and it will appear automatically in the email:
www.hikashop.com/support/documentation/5...ml#checkout_shipping
- For custom user / order / item / product fields, if you edit the fields via the Display>Custom fields menu, you'll find email display settings which you can turn on to display them in the emails.
- The interface in System>Emails is to modify the layout of the elements in the email. If you just want to change the look, it's the "template" setting you want to change. HikaShop already comes with a bunch of email templates so that you can change the look of the email without having to dig in the HTML / CSS. Also, in that same setting, you can select Joomla's email template. In that case, HikaShop will automatically use the template you already configured for your Joomla emails:
docs.joomla.org/J5.x:Managing_Mail_Template_Layout
If you want all the emails of your website to have the same style, regardless if the emails are sent by Joomla or HikaShop, I would recommend looking into this.