[Solved]Which file to edit the layout of the single page checkout?

[flashlight-torches]

Hi there,
Tried searching the forum, hunting through the files etc but cannot find the file I am looking.

I am looking to change the location of the postcode field on the single page checkout.

I am also looking to change the same on the admin orders page.
Any help appreciated.

[Pshopic]

Hi,

you have to edit "order-opc-new-account.tpl" undet "themes/prestashop/"

[flashlight-torches]

Thats the one, thanks very much, worked a treat.

Playing around I noticed that although both the delivery and invoice address postcode fields have this bit of code to make the postcode uppercase, it does not work on the invoice postcode field in practice!

<input type="text" class="text" name="postcode_invoice" id="postcode_invoice" value="">

I am transferring from an opencart store where I did manage to add transformation to the fields to automatically capitalise name and address fields and uppercase postcode fields, there was also other scripts to edit which stored the changes in the database also.

Is there similar way to do things with prestashop?
I would like name and address lines to be capitalised and the postcode uppercase with these changes being permanent and stored with the order in the database so that they appear this way in admin and on invoices etc.

Thanks for your help so far.

[ChrisLNZ]

should be able to add a clss to the css - uppercase for the text setting

[Joao Marcello]

Hi All,

I'm trying to modify that file of my theme, but no changes are made online.
I modified the file a lot (even tested to change color to certify it's the correct theme and file), but I can't delete a checkbox field no matter what I try.

Any clue on what's going on?

The theme is the correct, the file is the correct.

----SOLVED-----

I just enabled Force Compile and reloaded the page.

[cammo]

Make sure you have Force Recompile turned on in the Performance tab under settings. Then refresh. Once working, turn it back to No Forced Recompile. (I forget the actual wording of the setting)

[Joao Marcello]

Yeah.. I found out about that..
This is really the solution.

Thank you!