Ecwid.Cart.setAddress

You can use it to prefill and hide fields in checkout process to simplify it. If you specify some fields only (name, for example), then Ecwid will reset all other fields and they will become empty. So if you need to update only some fields, make sure to send them in your function call as well as the updated values.

When function is called, Ecwid will set the 'My shipping address is the same as the billing address' flag to true automatically. Full function call example:

Ecwid.Cart.setAddress({
  "name": "John Carmichael",
  "companyName": "Cool Slippers",
  "street": "5th Ave",
  "city": "New York",
  "countryName": "United States",
  "postalCode": "10002",
  "stateOrProvinceCode": "NY",
  "phone": "+1 234 523 11 42"
  },
  function(){
    console.log('Address successfully set')
  },
  function(){
    console.log('Error setting the address');
  }
);

Subscribe to the Ecwid.OnAPILoaded JS API event to ensure availability of this function.

Fields:

Name	Type	Description
address	<Person>	Customer's shipping address details
successCallback	function	Success callback function
errorCallback	function	Error callback function

Person fields:

Name	Type	Description
name	string	Customer's name
companyName	string	Customer's company name
street	string	Customer's street address. Use `\n` to place text in Address Line 2
city	string	Customer's city
countryName	string	Customer's country name. `countryCode` can be used instead
countryCode	string	Customer's country code. `countryName` can be used instead
postalCode	string	Customer's zip code
stateOrProvinceCode	string	Customer's state or provice code. Ignored if `countryCode` or `countryName` are not specified.
phone	string	Customer's phone number

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Parameters in bold are mandatory

errorCallback structure is: errorCallback(errCode, errMsg)

Name	Type	Description
errCode	number	Error code
errMsg	string	Error message

Errors

Error code	Error message
0	Missing argument