Where are the custom attributes displayed in the order details?
According to the extension logic, all the Order Attributes are stored in a separate table. That is why they are displayed in the additional information block.
Backend order view:
Frontend order view:
It is not possible to move Order Attributes to the customer information block with the extension out of the box functionality.
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Is the Order Attributes compatible with the One Step Checkout extension?
The extensions have been tested and confirmed to work smoothly together. Order Attributes is included in the Premium package of One Step Checkout. There's an option to test both modules together on the demo version of One Step Checkout Premium. It is ...Why don't the Order Attributes relations work while placing an order in the Backend?
It is the expected extension behaviour. According to the Order Attributes extension logic, attribute relations don't work for orders created in the Backend since store admins are believed to know the store logic. That's why they are able to view all ...What features are included in each tariff plan of Customer Attributes?
LITE Features: - custom registration fields; - 11 input types (including file upload); - 11 validation types - attribute dependencies; - an option to add customer attributes to the checkout page (shipping section); - reports. PRO Lite plan + Login by ...I used the Order Attributes on Magento 1 and recently I have migrated to Magento 2. How can I migrate the Order Attributes settings to the new instance?
There is no way to migrate the extension settings directly to a new environment. However, while migrating the data, you may refer to the following database tables storing Order Attributes M2 information: 1. eav_attribute 2. ...I want to use your Order Attributes in scripts/customizations. How may I get their values from the code?
To get the Order Attributes values from the code, you may use the strings below: $orderRepository = $objectManager->get('Magento\Sales\Api\OrderRepositoryInterface'); $order= $orderRepository->get(); $attr = $order->getData('');
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