How to disable Orders and Returns: “/sales/guest/form/”

I notice that magento 1.7 offers an option on the frontend where customers can look up their orders using email, order number and billing name.
The form is usually located here:

domain.com/sales/guest/form/

Any ideas how can I disable this option? Not necessarily delete it from the footer, but actually disable this option.

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I notice that magento 1.7 offers an option on the frontend where customers can look up their orders using email, order number and billing name.
The form is usually located here:

domain.com/sales/guest/form/

Any ideas how can I disable this option? Not necessarily delete it from the footer, but actually disable this option.

edited Jul 16 '16 at 16:39

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I notice that magento 1.7 offers an option on the frontend where customers can look up their orders using email, order number and billing name.
The form is usually located here:

domain.com/sales/guest/form/

Any ideas how can I disable this option? Not necessarily delete it from the footer, but actually disable this option.

edited Jul 16 '16 at 16:39

asked Jul 16 '16 at 16:25

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1,69911234

I notice that magento 1.7 offers an option on the frontend where customers can look up their orders using email, order number and billing name.
The form is usually located here:

domain.com/sales/guest/form/

Any ideas how can I disable this option? Not necessarily delete it from the footer, but actually disable this option.

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This question was answered in pretty good detail here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9625352/how-to-remove-magento-orders-and-returns-page

Another alternative would be to do a URL redirect in Magento admin: Catalog > URL Redirects. We ended up doing this due to exploit attacks.

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This question was answered in pretty good detail here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9625352/how-to-remove-magento-orders-and-returns-page

Another alternative would be to do a URL redirect in Magento admin: Catalog > URL Redirects. We ended up doing this due to exploit attacks.

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This question was answered in pretty good detail here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9625352/how-to-remove-magento-orders-and-returns-page

Another alternative would be to do a URL redirect in Magento admin: Catalog > URL Redirects. We ended up doing this due to exploit attacks.

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This question was answered in pretty good detail here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9625352/how-to-remove-magento-orders-and-returns-page

Another alternative would be to do a URL redirect in Magento admin: Catalog > URL Redirects. We ended up doing this due to exploit attacks.

edited May 23 '17 at 12:37

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answered May 18 '17 at 21:20

user3850169

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This question was answered in pretty good detail here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9625352/how-to-remove-magento-orders-and-returns-page

Another alternative would be to do a URL redirect in Magento admin: Catalog > URL Redirects. We ended up doing this due to exploit attacks.

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answered May 18 '17 at 21:20

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