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Oh, those ghost files are Mac-related as far as I can tell.
It doesn't SEEM that the PO module is interfering with anything, but I just have no idea. I would think that all other aspects of the form would be having problems instead of just this. Comments works fine.
What version of FF are you using? and Mac or PC?Quote:
Originally Posted by enchantedneedle
Well, once there are any other modules in the mix, there are quite a lot of variables of things that could be wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by juno
One thing you could do, however, is compare the file structure of your PO module to the file structure of the Delivery Date module to find out if there are any conflicting files in there. If so, let us know which files are conflicting and attach any PO files to your reply that are in question.
I removed the PO module completely and installed the order delivery date contribution EXACTLY as written.
Still no dice. The date is just not coming over. I am receiving no errors.
Also, for what it's worth, the calendar also does not work in Firefox for me (Firefox 2.0.0.15 on a Windows box). It works fine in IE.
Do you get a blank screen? Or is it literally just the date not working?Quote:
Originally Posted by juno
That's a bummer and i will look into it within the next day or so.. It's most likely just an incompatible or bad tag somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by juno
Good day mrmeech. This is a great mod! I just updated to version 2 with the javascript calendar and noticed some strange behavior--from my customers, not the mod. They don't always enter a date:blink:. Consequently I get a date of Tuesday, November 30, 1999 by default.
I was wondering if there was a way to make the date selection required?
Is it possible to feed the date to Interapptive Shipworks? I need to print the ship date on my invoices. This module is amazing! I appreciate the help.:lookaroun
Hey there - Unfortunately i am not familiar with Shipworks. Additionally, this module is configured to allow a person to request the DELIVERY date, not the SHIP date.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbpounders
As for having the imputed delivery date on the invoices - that's already in the contribution's code.
Right, I understand...what's the difference between having it be a ship date and a delivery date? We only ship on mondays so I set up the javascript to eliminate all the days except monday. Well if we could figure out how to insert the date into the notes section it should make it into shipworks fine..just need to know how to do that :)
Thanks,
JBP
That would take me a while to figure out how to do and i'm ridiculously busy right now, but i can point you in the direction that might lead you to an answer... which is to look over the CREATE function in includes/classes/functions/order.php. Or maybe it would be in the order.php file in the admin side?Quote:
Originally Posted by jbpounders
Basically, i think you need to find the code that generates the comments when an order is submitted and put a line in there to suck the date from the order session and input it into the comments. Once you get that figured out, you will need to know exactly where and how shipworks is obtaining the comments information.
If you have a low enough order volume you can always open up each order and copy and paste the date into the comments field and make a new comment. But, that is clearly the ghetto and time consuming solution.
Honestly, it's slightly above my knowledge of the code that executes the order submission... maybe DrByte or Ajeh or one of the developers can guide you in a more refined direction?
Please let us know how you do with this and kindly post your solution on here for anyone else wishing to do the same thing down the line. :smile: