Re: Super Orders 2.0 - SQL ERROR
I get the following sql error when installing sql patch for super orders:
1062 Duplicate entry 'CA' for key 2
in:
[INSERT INTO zc_so_payment_types VALUES (NULL, 1, 'CA', 'Cash');]
If you were entering information, press the BACK button in your browser and re-check the information you had entered to be sure you left no blank fields.
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please help
Re: Super Orders 2.0/Admin
I've searched for an answer on this and can't find one - is there a way for SO to appear on the admin dashboard, or a way to link 'new orders' direct to SO?
When I click an order link on new orders it appears to want to take me to the default order pages - which returns a blank screen.
Re: Super Orders 2.0/Admin
Look in the readme file that came with super orders as it gives you the option of removing the original orders system to be replaced with super orders look for optional file edits
I would also reinstall the zen cart as when you click the new orders it should take you to the original orders system unless you made the modifications in the readme file as above.
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Originally Posted by
Wingz
I've searched for an answer on this and can't find one - is there a way for SO to appear on the admin dashboard, or a way to link 'new orders' direct to SO?
When I click an order link on new orders it appears to want to take me to the default order pages - which returns a blank screen.
manual order entry for admin
Hi,
I'm looking for a manual order entry system for my store owner so she can add orders from the back end.
Is this what Super Orders will allow her to do?
I read through the files that came with the install but I don't see the answer to this question there.
Can you let me know...Thank you so much.
Tracy
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Re: manual order entry for admin
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tracyselena
Hi,
I'm looking for a manual order entry system for my store owner so she can add orders from the back end.
Is this what Super Orders will allow her to do?
I read through the files that came with the install but I don't see the answer to this question there.
Can you let me know...Thank you so much.
Tracy
I've developed module to add order for each customer from admin section (see attached img)...
..I'll prepare it for others to use ASAP, but I'm too busy now :mellow:
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showth...362#post494362
Anyone with help to solve:
"Furniture Packs" = One product (unique price), but when ordered stock of all product in pack changed.
Thanks!
RE: Customer notification bug - solution
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tedcaldwell
Hi;
Not sure if you're aware of this bug, but I noticed that when you update an order and check the Notify Customer box, it mistakenly sets customer_notified to 0 in the order status history table, which results in a red X instead of a green check mark. I traced the problem to the update_status method in admin/includes/functions/extra_functions/super_orders_functions.php - it checks for $notified being set to 'on', whereas in super_orders.php around line 115 it is set to '1'.
Hope this is useful...
Ted.
:clap: I've found the solution: :clap:
In admin/includes/functions/extra_functions/super_orders_functions.php,
in function update_status around line 401
change if ($notified == 'on') to if ($notified == 1)
Because value for function update_status which is going to $notified is not on, but 1
This works for me... Helped to anyone?
Re: Customer notification bug - solution
This is not the total solution as you will now find that the batch update will not work correctly, you really need to change the code in super_order.php from line 109
PHP Code:
if ( ($check_status->fields['orders_status'] != $status) || zen_not_null($comments)) {
$customer_notified = '0';
if (isset($_POST['notify']) && ($_POST['notify'] == 'on')) {
$customer_notified = '1';
}
update_status($oID, $status, $customer_notified, $comments);
if ($customer_notified == '1') {
email_latest_status($oID);
}
to
PHP Code:
$notify = $_POST['notify'];
if ( ($check_status->fields['orders_status'] != $status) || zen_not_null($comments)) {
update_status($oID, $status, $notify, $comments);
if ($notify == 'on') {
email_latest_status($oID);
}
Frank knows about this and it will be fixed on the next update
Quote:
Originally Posted by
loutka
:clap: I've found the solution: :clap:
In
admin/includes/functions/extra_functions/super_orders_functions.php,
in
function update_status around line 401
change
if ($notified == 'on') to
if ($notified == 1)
Because value for function
update_status which is going to
$notified is not
on, but
1
This works for me... Helped to anyone?
Re: Customer notification bug - solution
Thank you very much...!
Couldn't find solution...