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Lock order design after payment

Hi, A very obvious feature thus plugin should have fory opinion, option to lock the entire order for design after payment. This feature is requested because, if you add the download button after payment and you don't want the client to continue designing the customized product he paid for and then keep downloading the new designed product, this is unacceptable. Thank you in advance.
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You can do that with some custom CSS:


Hide product designer:

.fpd-order-display #fpd-extern-download-pdf + .fpd-product-designer-wrapper { display: none !important;}


or disable pointer events:

.fpd-order-display #fpd-extern-download-pdf + .fpd-product-designer-wrapper * { pointer-events: none !important;}


Hi rady kal, The one disabling pointer events is great! But… the entire wrapper disgner freezes and when the client wants to get his product in png he can't do that because button number 2 (in the uploaded picture) is freezed too and button number 1 downloading only pdf. How can I make the entire wrapper designer freezed but leave only the download button number 2 clickable? Or change button number 1 to download png? Thank you in advance!
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Hi, In addition to the previous comment, Even if I can use the css to hide product designer but show only the download button (number 2 which gives the option downloading png), will be a good solution otherwise weissed the whole point.
Is that possible by css or any other option?

Hi

Any update on this? I have same issue.


Eoin

Hello, would love to see that option too. Any news please?

You can modify the CSS by applying the pointer-events only to the .fpd-product-stage:



.fpd-order-display #fpd-extern-download-pdf + .fpd-product-designer-wrapper .fpd-product-stage { 
pointer-events: none !important;
}


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