Super Orders v3.0 Support Thread (for ZC v1.3.9)

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Just because that is the way its always been does not make it any less of a flaw. It just makes it a 4 year old flaw.

It does not have to be broken to be a flaw. It just has to not work the way the user expects.

so because the way your user expects it to work does not line up with the way it ACTUALLY works, then it's a flaw?? I don't think so..

It does make it a feature that neither you (based on your initial post where you inquired HOW to print batch invoices) or your user understood how to use. Part of the issue (again based on your initial post where you inquired HOW to print batch invoices) is that historically it's never been clearly explained how to print the batch invoice in the SO readme.. It has been the topic of several forum posts in the old support thread. Based on this I'll be sure that the next release include much clearer instructions..

I didn't come on to argue if this is a flaw or not. It is, even if you refuse to see. I just want to know if anyone had dealt with this issue or had any suggestion on how to fix this.

Ummm okay... Neither did I.. I am free to disagree with you.. that IS still okay right??

The attributes problem on the batch packing slips probably has been a flaw for 4 years as well until fo0bar gave the solution (thanks fo0bar.) So apparently there are flaws with the batch print forms.

Ummmm... yeah.. you are aware that fo0bar and I are talking about the PDF packingslip (which was INTRODUCED to Super Orders in v3.0)..

If you're happy living with the flaw, fine. People live with flawed software everyday, look at Vista.

You can continue to call it a flaw if you like.. the fact of the matter this you came here to ask how to print the batch invoices.. You are not satisfied with the answer, and in YOUR opinion, you consider this a flaw.. For it to be a TRUE flaw, it wouldn't work at all.. It works, but HOW it works wasn't explained well, and YOU don't like the way it works..

I'm going to keep looking in the code to fix the flaw.

Awesome!!! Keep us posted if you come up with the required code changes..

Second, with software trying to be user friendly, browsers have a habit of remembering your last print settings so all the user has to do is hit the print button. Your solution is requiring these same people that barely tolerate computers, to remember to double check their print settings every time they print.

BTW, this is not entirely correct.. UNLESS your users are on another page with frames, using the frames printing settings wouldn't apply (eg: "browsers have a habit of remembering your last print settings" won't apply)