Magento Guest Checkout – Getting Shipping and Billing Addresses from Guest-Checkout Order

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For orders checked out by a non-registered customer (i.e. guest), Magento doesn't create a customer. However, it does store the address information in sales_flat_order_address. How do you access this data? Under this table, there are columns like firstname, lastname, address_type (billing/shipping), etc. which are what I need.

I tried loading the order object (sales/order), thinking the associated table data would be available from this, but they don't seem to be. Since I can't get the entity_ids of sales_flat_order_address corresponding to an order in sales_flat_order, how would I get the shipping and billing address in this case? I am not able to load by the parent_id, which is the row ID of the main order table, either.

I can access sales_flat_order_payment data via ->getPayment(), but ->getAddress(es)() doesn't seem to work.

Any ideas?

Best Answer

Let's say that you have the order id 10000015: So

$orderId = '10000015';
$order = Mage::getModel('sales/order')->loadByIncrementId($orderId);
$billingAddress = $order->getBillingAddress();
$shippingAddress = $order->getShippingAddress();

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Something to consider here is that you may only need to apply some cosmetic front-end changes to the multishipping templates (template/checkout/multishipping/) so that the two orders simply appear as one order to the customer. The shipping.phtml and overview.phtml templates split the two orders, each with a header (Address 1 of 2, etc) and other copy to show it is two orders.

Instead of the default, I might suggest being a little creative on these templates so that the two orders are simply split so they simply appear as two separate line items.

The next bit would be to handle different shipping origins based on the vendor attribute. This could maybe be done in Mage_Shipping_Model_Shipping. You can see right at the top is where Magento is grabbing the shipping origin address from the config and then further down in the requestToShipment() method, the origin address elements are assigned to the shipping request (which I assume would be used later depending on the shipping method called).

That might at least be a direction to head in. Reading over your question and your update I get the impression that you are making this more difficult than is necessary. Always remember that it is generally best to let Magento do what it wants to do, and only modify small bits to handle your specific cases. A majority of what you require is already done in core, so it seems a bit silly to rewrite the multi-shipping components when there may be simpler options.

Magento Not Saving Billing City Programmatically – Fix

Deni,you have already loaded shipping Address and Billing address from order So you don't need create new Mage::getModel('sales/order_address') object You just need to edit address object

$shippingAddress = Mage::getModel('sales/order_address')->load($order->getShippingAddress()->getId()); 
$billingAddress = Mage::getModel('sales/order_address')->load($order->getBillingAddress()->getId());

/* here i have edit exiting order shipping objects */
$shippingAddress ->
->setFirstname("value")
->setLastname("value")
->setCompany("value")
->setStreet("value"))
->setCity("value")
->setRegion("value")
->setPostcode("value")
->setTelephone("value")->save();

$billingAddres
->setFirstname("value")
->setLastname("value")
->setCompany("value")
->setStreet("value"))
->setCity("value")
->setRegion("value")
->setPostcode("value")
->setTelephone("value")->save();

You need to add ->setRegionId() for get region if you region id of this country

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