pcapredict/tag 2.0.8

Address Validation for Checkout Forms

Manual Install

From Git

• Locate the /app/code directory which should be under the magento root installation.
• If the code folder is not there, create it.
• Create a folder PCAPredict inside the code folder.
• Change to the PCAPredict folder and clone the Git repository (https://github.com/pcapredict/magento2.git) into PCAPredict specifying the local repository folder to be Tag e.g. git clone https://github.com/pcapredict/magento2.git Tag

From ZIP File

• Locate the /app/code directory which should be under the magento root installation.
• If the code folder is not there, create it.
• Create the folder structure PCAPredict/Tag/ inside the code folder.
• Download the latest release from the github site (https://github.com/PCAPredict/magento2/releases/).
• Extract the zip contents to the Tag folder you just created. The README.md and all other files and folders should be under the Tag folder.

If you're using Composer

• Integrated with Packagist, so you should be able to get the latest version with: composer require pcapredict/tag:^2.0.8

Magento Setup

• Make sure you have the correct file and folder permissions set on your magento installation so that the magnento store can install the app.
• Refer to the Magento 2 documentation for full instructions on how to install an app, the commands should be similar to the following: php bin/magento setup:upgrade - This tells magento to install the app. php bin/magento cache:flush - This flushes the cache so the app appears in the admin area correctly.

App Configuration Options

The configuration for the extension is located under Stores > Other Settings > PCA Predict Settings.

Main screen

• Account Code - Enter your PCAPredict Account Code here.
• Password - The password you used when you setup the account.

Logged in screen

• Back-end custom javascript - This is for any custom javascript to be injected into the back-end of the website when the app loads.
• Front-end custom javascript - This is for any custom javascript to be injected into the front-end of the website when the app loads.