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Doesn't this seem strange? Its almost like the line:
[userdb function=set_billing
billing="b_company b_name b_address b_address2
b_city b_state b_state_other b_zip b_country b_country_other b_phone_day
b_fax b_email b_resale_tax_id mv_credit_card_type mv_credit_card_exp_month
mv_credit_card_exp_year mv_credit_card_info mv_credit_card_holdername"
username="[value mv_username]"
nickname="[value
mv_username]"]
is taking the first field name of billing, which is b_company, and equating it to bill_field which according to the docs is the field name for the accounts book...
Ha! I added a junk field, billing_junk and shipping_junk as the first field listed in each list and it seemed to work...
Mike, ears on?
Barry
William Rothbauer wrote:
Sounds like it's not saving the data. Check your code for[userdb save]
if it's there, try
[userdb function=save]
instead. I had a similar problem and this cured it.
Bill Rothbauer