Tried to use the Credit Card Template to store my credit card details and have come across what I believe are a couple of issue:
1. When I created a new record, I could not see the expiry date field (Photo 2 attached). When I opened up the Credit Card template, I saw there was a three fields which seem to define field properties ("_etm_title_@exp_date", "_etm_type_@exp_date_" and "_etm_position_@exp_date".) All fields that were visible didn't have an @ prefixing the variable name. I removed the @ from the title, type and position properties ("_etm_title_exp_date", "_etm_type_exp_date_" and "_etm_position_exp_date") saved the template and the field became visible (Photo 1 attached). This is when I found the second issue....
2. The Expiry Date field on the input form showed "exp_date" as the title. It didn't matter what string variable I entered, it would still show "exp_date". The only way I could show the correct title on the input form was to change the field name from "exp_date" to "Expiry Date". It seems the all the title fields on the input form reflect the name of the underlying field name and not the name entered against the _etm_title_exp_date property. It just so happens that all the other on the input form are correct because the underlying field names happen to be named the same as what you would expect in the input form. For example _etm_title_PIN shows PIN on the input screen. (Photo 3 & 4).
On another matter, is there a user guide that describes the variables?
Comments: Thanks for the explanation. I was working on a copy of the template to the original is intact. I did include and additional field to capture the credit cards OSID. Some sites are now asking for the the OSID as well as the CVV number. Regards John
1. When I created a new record, I could not see the expiry date field (Photo 2 attached). When I opened up the Credit Card template, I saw there was a three fields which seem to define field properties ("_etm_title_@exp_date", "_etm_type_@exp_date_" and "_etm_position_@exp_date".) All fields that were visible didn't have an @ prefixing the variable name. I removed the @ from the title, type and position properties ("_etm_title_exp_date", "_etm_type_exp_date_" and "_etm_position_exp_date") saved the template and the field became visible (Photo 1 attached). This is when I found the second issue....
2. The Expiry Date field on the input form showed "exp_date" as the title. It didn't matter what string variable I entered, it would still show "exp_date". The only way I could show the correct title on the input form was to change the field name from "exp_date" to "Expiry Date". It seems the all the title fields on the input form reflect the name of the underlying field name and not the name entered against the _etm_title_exp_date property. It just so happens that all the other on the input form are correct because the underlying field names happen to be named the same as what you would expect in the input form. For example _etm_title_PIN shows PIN on the input screen. (Photo 3 & 4).
On another matter, is there a user guide that describes the variables?
Comments: Thanks for the explanation. I was working on a copy of the template to the original is intact. I did include and additional field to capture the credit cards OSID. Some sites are now asking for the the OSID as well as the CVV number. Regards John
