I have done this for my own store, and I didn't find it as easy as I
had hoped.
Ideally, you would just be able to delete this from the template
shop/checkout/form.html:
{% block billing-info %}{% include
"contact/_contact_info_form_billing.html" %}{% endblock %}
But this leaves values like the billing country undefined, and other
logic requires the billing country to be present.
I found that I needed to modify some Python code, particularly in
class ContactInfoForm in the file satchmo_store/contact/forms.py .
There, the modification (in several places) was to use the default
country if the the billing country is missing.
I don't need to collect billing information because I use only PayPal
for payment. Now that this is a viable option, I suspect that more
people will want to adopt it.
May I request of the developers that, when you have some spare time
:-) to do some refactoring, you look at making the billing-address
logic and the shipping-address logic more easily separable from each
other and from the rest of the Satchmo logic, so that either address
component could more easily be included or omitted separately?
Thanks,
- Allan
On Wed, 2 Mar 2011, Bin Chen wrote:
Hi,
In current satchmo I can see there is a billing address in the order
confirm page(the sample store). Is there any way that I can disable
it? I don't need it.
Thanks.
Bin
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