Customer Loyalty Discount

[webchills]

Plugin:
https://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=1917

Got this question via PM (please do not PM me for support)

I have installed this but before enabling want to know if it is a Global program for every customer (I have over 3,800 website accounts) or if I can exclude some who may already have a preferred pricing structure?
The read me is pretty basic and admin only allows me to set up calendar segments, taxes, shipping and discount amounts.
Also, is there a way to let customers know a program is in place other than emailing them individually to announce (other than social media of course)
Thank you for your answers and recent update to the plug in.

This is a basic plugin, the discounts apply to every customer.
If you want to restrict it to certain customers only you would have to write the desired logic yourself.
To let ciustomers know about the program you could simply create a define page or EZ page to promote the loyalty program.

[montanag]

Thank you for your reply. Sorry to have PM'd inappropriately.

[lat9]

Noting that this discount is not compatible with One-Page Checkout, since it looks at the total-orders' history based on the current customer's id ... and OPC re-uses the same customer-id for all guests' checkouts!

I'll suggest the following insertion to the order-total's constructor:

    public function __construct() {
        $this->code = 'ot_loyalty_discount';
        $this->title = MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_TITLE;
        $this->description = MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_DESCRIPTION;
        $this->enabled = (defined('MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_STATUS') && MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_STATUS == 'true'); 
        $this->sort_order = defined('MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_SORT_ORDER') ? MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_SORT_ORDER : null;
        if (null === $this->sort_order) return false;
        if (function_exists('zen_in_guest_checkout') && zen_in_guest_checkout()) return false;
        $this->include_shipping = MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_INC_SHIPPING;
        $this->include_tax = MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_INC_TAX;
        $this->calculate_tax = MODULE_LOYALTY_DISCOUNT_CALC_TAX;
...

I didn't include the entire constructor, since one of the variable names was getting ###'d. That will correct the issue on the storefront, but not if the order-total is used in conjunction with Edit Orders.

[Heresy Miniatures]

Can anyone tell me which number relates to which order status, please? I want mine to be on 'shipped', which is 4th down my list of order statuses, should I set the order status to '4'? Hard to check as an admin if the mod is working on checkout...couldn't find a list anywhere that gave numbers to given order statuses. Any info appreciated!

[webchills]

Can anyone tell me which number relates to which order status, please? I want mine to be on 'shipped', which is 4th down my list of order statuses, should I set the order status to '4'? Hard to check as an admin if the mod is working on checkout...couldn't find a list anywhere that gave numbers to given order statuses. Any info appreciated!

The number (id) of an order status is individual for every store. It depends on which order stati you have defined in Localization > Orders Status
Click on an order status in the list in Localization > Orders Status and look at the URL in the browser address bar.
You will see something like orders_status.php?page=1&oID=2
oID is the id of the selected status

[Heresy Miniatures]

Thanks!