Yes ! That works too !
I just wanted to be as....analytic as I could ...
Can the members of the development team verify that is indeed a typo and not some hidden logic we fail to comprehend ?
Many thanks BlindSide for looking into this![]()
Yes ! That works too !
I just wanted to be as....analytic as I could ...
Can the members of the development team verify that is indeed a typo and not some hidden logic we fail to comprehend ?
Many thanks BlindSide for looking into this![]()
Hmmm...another one....
Just before the problematic (?) SELECT, there is another strange thing...
I have no idea why it sums the tax rate, especially since this returned column (tax_rate) is not used anywhere belowPHP Code:SUM(tr.tax_rate) AS tax_rate
Any ideas to close this are most welcomed....
John
You're welcome! I have passed along your thread to the team to make sure they see it, in order to confirm it's a bug.
On your second one, I'd wager a guess that a whoever did that was copy/pasting code from another section, and simply left it alone. In a project of this size, reusing code in this fashion is dogma. Why run the risk of introducing a problem when you borrow something that you know already works?
Are you still seeing this on v1.3.9?
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Also, could you share some more details of your exact tax_rate setup.
From the details you posted you have multiple tax rates, even though you should need only one ?