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anyone still waiting to find out how to uninstall it,,,, I had it for a year and would like to remove it never used it have another idea in mind.... I dont have the backup Just import your database from the back up.... it is to far back will lose to much..Edit orders won't work with this mod installed..
I have been running this module for some time and as my business gets bigger it is taking me longer and longer to enter the credit card details in the payment data part. If I don't then all my invoices say balance due.
I have gone back over the install instructions and I read:
7. Edit the order.php class (catalog side)
The new payment system includes tracking credit cards payments, so we have
to get that data into the proper place. So unless you want to reenter each
CC payment manually, we need to get in on the order creation process.
As the order class in the admin handles recalling order data (we'll get to
that in a minute), the catalog version takes care of creating the order.
All we have to do is add a bit of code to grab the CC data once it's
defined. Open includes/classes/order.php, then find this line:
$insert_id = $db->Insert_ID();
Immediately after it, add the following code:
// BEGIN Super Orders edit
// add CC data as a line item to SO payment system
if (zen_not_null($this->info['cc_type']) || zen_not_null($this->info['cc_owner']) || zen_not_null($this->info['cc_number'])) {
require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'super_order.php');
$so = new super_order($insert_id);
$so->cc_line_item();
}
// END Super Orders edit
having checked my file, it is there but I am not getting that data showing in the payment lines.
might I have missed something as it is now getting to much too keep entering the data when the customer is paying by credit card.
Thanks
MG
Just wanna make sure I'm not missing something here. We need to change the shipping on an order from time to time. I see that I can use "edit order totals" and change those total items, but if I change the shipping item there, the shipping_method on the orders table still holds the original value. Is there a more 'proper' way to change the shipping on an order after its been placed?
Thanks.
Is super orders comptabiel with Zen cart 1.3.8? Thank!:blush:
ok incase this hasnt been said b4, there is bug where super orders doesn record correctly that a customer was notified, (always no)
this can be corrected in the file: super_orders_functions.php
line 401:
change toPHP Code:if ($notified == 'on')
:clap:PHP Code:if ($notified)
also if u want it to notify by default edit: super_orders.php
line 929:
toPHP Code:echo zen_draw_checkbox_field('notify', '', false); echo ' ' . ENTRY_NOTIFY_CUSTOMER . '<br /><br />';
PHP Code:echo zen_draw_checkbox_field('notify', '', true); echo ' ' . ENTRY_NOTIFY_CUSTOMER . '<br /><br />';
Okay this has been gone over many times before and it's probably best if I go over the wording. Apologies is anyone if taught to suck eggs, but errors with notify have been reported and fixed, but a search for "append" brings up nothing...
In the original "Customers" > "Order", we have two checkboxes, one that says "Notify Customer" and one that says "Append Comments". If neither of the boxes are ticked, then the order history still updates with whatever in the textarea.
The original
- "Notify Customer" means send the customer the change in status email,
- "Append Comments" means add the comments in the textarea to the "change in status email".
At no point does the "Append comments" have anything to do with adding comments to the order history.
With Super Orders 2.0rev46, we have the same type of thing. If one
- unticks "append comments",
- puts something in the text box,
- then the text box writing gets put into the Status History.
If one ticks "notify customers" then it sends the change in status to the customer and it should only send the writing in the textarea to the customer when the "append comments" box is checked.
It doesn't, Super orders 2.0rev46 sends comment by email regardless of the ticking of the box "apend comments" out all of the time (called notify_comments in the PHP/HTML).
In super_orders_functions.php approx line number 447
should readCode:if (zen_not_null($status_info->fields['comments']) && $status_info->fields['comments'] != '') {
$notify_comments = EMAIL_TEXT_COMMENTS_UPDATE . $status_info->fields['comments'] . "\n\n";
}
currently the customer always gets the information that is written in the textarea if "notify customer" is chosen.Code:if (zen_not_null($status_info->fields['comments']) && $status_info->fields['comments'] != '' && $_POST['notify_comments'] == 'on') {
$notify_comments = EMAIL_TEXT_COMMENTS_UPDATE . $status_info->fields['comments'] . "\n\n";
}
To make things clearer I suggest re-wording the define ENTRY_NOTIFY_COMMENTS to "append comments to notification email"
Thank you
Philip.
I am trying to install super orders and according to the text, there should be a purchase order under payment module. Well, it's not there. Run the sql file and super orders shows under config. Can anyone help?
I have the same problem. Did you get it figured out yet?
you should check if you have a file:Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmazza
includes/modules/payment/purchaseorder.php
I found the file. The directions in super orders says to make a directory CATALOG under the root directory and copy the folder catalog to there, which I did. Then it says to run the sql file, which I did and it installed all the files under the catalog directory I made... (catalog/includes and catalog/admin)...... My gut tells me to copy these 2 directories under the catalog subdirectory (admin and includes) to to the root/includes nad root/admin, but I am hesitating and waiting for some feedback.. Thanks for your help.