Difference between revisions of "Functions:addressesGet"

Revision as of 03:37, 25 May 2009

Description

eV::addressesGet returns an array of addresses from both the selected user account and order. For use with offering an address selection for multiple shipping address checkouts.

Syntax

$array = eV::addressesGet([$addressList][,$orderId][,$userId]);

Paramaters

• addressList STRING OPTIONAL

comma-delimited list of address fields. user_addressId and sale_addressId will automatically be included. Available address fields:

• addressName
• firstName
• lastName
• street1
• street2
• city
• state
• zipCode
• country
• phone1
• phone2
• phone3
• fax
• title
• company

• orderId INT OPTIONAL

unique orderId for visitor's shopping cart

• userId INT OPTIONAL

unique userId for user's addresses to be returned

Return Values

Multidimensional array with first dimension being the numerical index of the address, second index containing the address field name.

The returned array is as follows (only requested fields via $fieldList will be returned):

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            // always returned
            [user_addressId] => INT
            [sale_addressId] => INT
            // optional elements, as specified in $fieldList
            [addressName] => STRING
            [firstName] => STRING
            [lastName] => STRING
            [street1] => STRING
            [street2] => STRING
            [city] => STRING
            [state] => STRING
            [zipCode] => STRING
            [country] => STRING
            [phone1] => STRING
            [phone2] => STRING
            [phone3] => STRING
            [fax] => STRING
            [company] => STRING
            [title] => STRING
        )
    [1] => Array ...
)

Examples

Basic use example

// get current order, users addresses
$arrAddresses = eV::getAddresses('addressName,firstName,lastName');
// output
foreach($arrAddresses as $address) echo "<br>" . $address['addressName'] . ": " . $address['firstName'] . " " . $address['lastName'];