Is it possible to print out a list of all pending orders as a pick list ?
Thanks
Is it possible to print out a list of all pending orders as a pick list ?
Thanks
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Does anyone know if this is possible?
If you want to print a list of pending orders, just go to: Admin->Customers->Orders. Then choose "Pending" from the pulldown menu. Then you'll see the list of all pending orders. You can print that by using the Print function in your browser.
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I know I can do that but what I'm looking for is, if possible, to print out the contents of those orders, ie the list of orders plus what the order contains, as a pick list rather than print off each order individually :)
There is no built-in batch-printing functionality.
Web pages don't lend themselves well to printing themselves multiple pages in a row with precise layout formatting, which is one reason why this is not built-in.
I think someone did something like batch-convert-to-pdf which you could then print. Called "PDF Order Center". But, if I recall correctly, the code is old and not compatible with the current version of Zen Cart. You could try it if you dare. I recommend testing it on a COPY of your site, and NOT directly on the LIVE site, until you're happy with it.
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Thanks
I've found this and will look into it further tomorrow
Regards,
Dave