Adding special function when order is placed

[DrByte]

Yup. @mc12345678 is right.

[Famine_1]

Currently, we have everything working including sending the emails per product ordered. But what we need to get working is to have the case test send all info through one email instead of multiple.

Such as:

Email 1

products 1
products 2

Instead of :

Email 1

products 1

and

Email 2

products 2

being sent in different emails.

[Carbonless]

Wouldn't it be easier to vreate a set of email rules and based upon those rules, forward the copy of the admin email to the appropriate supplier?

[DrByte]

Currently, we have everything working including sending the emails per product ordered. But what we need to get working is to have the case test send all info through one email instead of multiple.

Sounds like maybe you need to delay sending the emails until after you've looped through all the products? Perhaps by grouping things by recipient or some other factor?
Can you share your code?

[Famine_1]

This is the code I have so far and it sends the email but it sends two if two products are bought at the same time, so I just need it to send all in one email.
There has to be a way to wait for the other products to be tested for right?

   protected function processProducts($order, $order_id)
    {
        foreach ($order->products as $product) {
            switch ($product['id']) {
                case '1':
                    $this->emailOrder($order, $order_id, $product);
                    break;
                case '2':
                    $this->emailOrder($order, $order_id, $product);
                    break;
            }
        }
    }

    public function emailOrder($order, $order_id, $product)
    {
        $html_msg = [];

        if (!empty($product['attributes'])) {
            foreach ($product['attributes'] as $attribute) {
            }
        }

        $email =
            // Customer Info
            "Customer Name - " . $order->customer['name'] .
            "\n\n" .
            "Customer Email - " . $order->customer['email_address'] .
            "\n\n" .
            "Customer Phone - " . $order->customer['telephone'] .
            "\n\n" .

            // Customer Address
            "Customer Address" .
            "\n" .
            EMAIL_SEPARATOR .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['street_address'] .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['city'] .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['state'] .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['postcode'] .
            "\n\n" .

            // Products Section
            "Products Purchased" .
            "\n" .
            EMAIL_SEPARATOR .
            "\n" .
            $product['qty'] . "x" . " " .
            $product['name'] . "\n" .

            // Attributes
            $attribute['value'] .
            "\n" . EMAIL_SEPARATOR . "\n" .
            "Price - " . number_format($product['final_price'], 2);

        zen_mail(
            'Template',
            '[email protected]',
            'Product Order' . EMAIL_ORDER_NUMBER_SUBJECT . $order_id,
            $email_luigis,
            STORE_NAME,
            EMAIL_FROM,
            $html_msg,
            'checkout',
            $this->attachArray
        );
    } 

[DrByte]

In processProducts(), perhaps instead of calling emailOrder for each product (which is why it's sending separate emails), you could call a different function which prepares the content of all the separate emails that need to be sent (probably by moving some/most of your current emailOrder code there, and stuffing results into an array of recipients and the generated email output), and then after the foreach in processProducts is completed, call emailOrder which would loop through the array of recipients and send all the order data prepared for each of them.

[carlwhat]

based on your code above, you could do something like:

protected function processProducts($order, $order_id)
    {
        $sendEmail = false;
        $products = [];
        foreach ($order->products as $product) {
            switch ($product['id']) {
                case '1':
                case '2':
                    $sendEmail = true;
                    $products[] = $product;
                    break;
            }
        }
        if ($sendEmail) {
            $this->emailOrder($order, $order_id, $products);
        }
    }

    public function emailOrder($order, $order_id, $products)
    {
        $html_msg = [];

        $email =
            // Customer Info
            "Customer Name - " . $order->customer['name'] .
            "\n\n" .
            "Customer Email - " . $order->customer['email_address'] .
            "\n\n" .
            "Customer Phone - " . $order->customer['telephone'] .
            "\n\n" .

            // Customer Address
            "Customer Address" .
            "\n" .
            EMAIL_SEPARATOR .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['street_address'] .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['city'] .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['state'] .
            "\n" .
            $order->customer['postcode'] .
            "\n\n" .

            // Products Section
            "Products Purchased" .
            "\n" .
            EMAIL_SEPARATOR .
            "\n";
        
        $product_email = '';
        foreach ($products as $product) {
            $product_email .=
                $product['qty'] . "x" . " " .
                $product['name'] . "\n";

            if (!empty($product['attributes'])) {
                foreach ($product['attributes'] as $attribute) {
                    $product_email .= $attribute['value'] .
                        "\n" . EMAIL_SEPARATOR . "\n";
                }
            }
            $product_email .= "Price - " . number_format($product['final_price'], 2);
        }

        $email .= $product_email;


        zen_mail(
            'Template',
            '[email protected]',
            'Product Order' . EMAIL_ORDER_NUMBER_SUBJECT . $order_id,
            $email_luigis,
            STORE_NAME,
            EMAIL_FROM,
            $html_msg,
            'checkout',
            $this->attachArray
        );
    } 

untested. but hopefully it gives you a bit of an idea.

best.

[Famine_1]

Thank you! This worked, I got the first stuff but could not figure out the showing of the products.

[carlwhat]

Thank you! This worked, I got the first stuff but could not figure out the showing of the products.

[Famine_1]

I am having trouble pulling the comments though.. I have tried:

$order->info['comments'] 

But it does not work..