Quote Originally Posted by lat9 View Post
Since you have no other changes to your cart, these instructions should get you going:

Download the plugin's zip-file from the Zen Cart downloads and unzip the Edit Orders plugin's zip-file into a directory on your computer. For the rest of these instructions, let's call that directory MyEditOrders.

  1. Rename the MyEditOrders/YOUR_ADMIN directory to match the name of your Zen Cart admin directory.
  2. Within that extracted file structure, create two subdirectories: MyEditOrders/includes/classes/saved and MyEditOrders/your-admin-directory/saved.
  3. Using FileZilla, download your current copy of /includes/classes/order.php into your local MyEditOrders/includes/classes/saved directory.
  4. Using FileZilla. download your current copy of /your-admin-directory/orders.php into your local MyEditOrders/your-admin-directory/saved directory.


Now that you have saved your current/backup copy of those two files, it's time to upload the Edit Orders files to your hosted site using FileZilla.


  1. Open FileZilla and log into your hosted site.
  2. On your FileZilla "Local site", navigate to your MyEditOrders/includes directory; on the "Remote site", navigate to your store's /includes directory.
  3. Upload the contents from the "Local" to the "Remote".
  4. On your FileZilla "Local site", navigate to your MyEditOrders/your-admin-directory; on the "Remote site", navigate to your store's /your-admin-directory.
  5. Upload the contents from the "Local" to the "Remote".


That should do it! Now, when you go to your admin's Customers->Orders, there's an additional link to "Edit Order". Happy editing!
Oh thank you!!! So excited, I will try this tonight, you rock!!