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  1. Manage cart and checkout

Set customer's comments for order

Ecwid.Cart.setOrderComments()

This method allows you to pre-define customer comments for order with JavaScript. The method has three callback arguments: orderComments, successCallback and errorCallback.

The orderComments argument defines the customer's comments and callback functions.

Code example:

Ecwid.Cart.setOrderComments(
    "Please ask courier to call  1-800 on the door",
    function (successCallback) { console.log("Success") },
    function (errorCallback) { console.log("Fail") }
);

// prints
// Success

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