Overriding an account feature for editing email/username

Question

I found the element that i want to remove here: vendor/magento/module-customer-custom-attributes/view/frontend/templates/customer/form/edit.phtml

I've created a new edit.phtml file here:

app/design/frontend/Myne/default/Magento_CustomerCustomAttributes/view/frontend/templates/customer/form/edit.phtml

My changes are not showing up when i override but they work when i directly edit the vendor file?

What am i missing?

I'm just attempting to hide the checkbox for change email so they're not able to change email.

After my changes i run upgrade, di:compile and deploy static content as well as clean and flush cache.

Darren Felton · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-27 23:52:23Z

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You're close, this is just a path issue on how to override *.phtml files of modules from within a theme. Your current file:

app/design/frontend/Myne/default/Magento_CustomerCustomAttributes/view/frontend/templates/customer/form/edit.phtml

The path should be as follows:

app/design/frontend/Myne/default/Magento_CustomerCustomAttributes/templates/customer/form/edit.phtml

The view/frontend part of your current path must be omitted for this type of change.

answered Nov 27, 2019 at 23:52

Darren Felton

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That's it? So i was super close. For some reason i thought with this particular folder you needed to add more files.
– Head Way
Commented Nov 28, 2019 at 1:07
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That's it @HeadWay :) You may need to clear cache depending on your current configuration. setup:di:compile and setup:upgrade shouldn't be necessary here for this type of change. Same with setup:static-content:deploy, as *.phtml files aren't published to the pub/static/* directory, they are read server side. Please do take a moment to mark my answer as accepted should this resolve your issue. P.S: I really enjoy the cat on the head haha
– Darren Felton
Commented Nov 28, 2019 at 1:26

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