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tutorials:zencartmods:comments_max_length.html [2011/08/24 16:35]
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-Here's a quick way to limit the length of customer comments on your invoices using javascript. Essentially,​ this is just a script to limit the size of a **<​textarea>​** element. 
  
 +====== Text box length limits ======
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 +{{:​tutorials:​zencartmods:​limitcomment.png?​|}}
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 +Here's a quick way to limit the length of customer comments on your invoices using javascript. Essentially,​ this is just a script to limit the size of a **<​textarea>​** element. This can be handy when you need to make sure a text field doesn'​t have too much text in it...
  
 in both **includes/​templates/​YOUR_TEMPLATE/​templates/​tpl_checkout_shipping_default.php** and **includes/​templates/​YOUR_TEMPLATE/​templates/​tpl_checkout_payment_default.php** in both **includes/​templates/​YOUR_TEMPLATE/​templates/​tpl_checkout_shipping_default.php** and **includes/​templates/​YOUR_TEMPLATE/​templates/​tpl_checkout_payment_default.php**
  
-find this line +find this line (might be different depending on your template)
 <code php> <code php>
 <?php echo zen_draw_textarea_field('​comments',​ '​45',​ '​3'​);​ ?> <?php echo zen_draw_textarea_field('​comments',​ '​45',​ '​3'​);​ ?>
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 <​script>​ <​script>​
 comments = document.getElementsByName("​comments"​)[0];​ comments = document.getElementsByName("​comments"​)[0];​
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 +// Cover all your bases just to be sure
 comments.onkeydown = commentstuff;​ comments.onkeydown = commentstuff;​
 comments.onkeypress = commentstuff;​ comments.onkeypress = commentstuff;​
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
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 +And you're done! Of course, this is pretty easy to hack (you could just turn off javascript in your browser). If you really need to limit this field legitimately you should probably do it server-side in the php. 
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