Quote Originally Posted by globalmemory View Post
I'm not sure if i fully understand what you are saying but when checkout is done using the default currency which is £ then the payment is always fully paid and there is no balance due. Its only when a non-default currency is used that there is a balance due left.
Based on the screenshot you provided, your client did NOT checkout using the default currency, but rather checked out using the AUD currency. Hence why the oder totals are showing in AUD versus £. As I have stated this is current Zen Cart behavior. Whatever currency the customer has set at checkout is the currency in which the order will be stored in. As for the payment, in this case it looks as if PayPal (correctly) took care of the conversion and paid you in your default currency (£ ).


Quote Originally Posted by globalmemory View Post
If you haven't noticed the amount total is equal to the amount paid and balance due. The amount total is in $ whilst the amount paid and balance due is in £. The amount paid value is correct but the balance due should be 0. If you add the amount paid and balance due together then this comes to 50 which is the amount total value of $50.
I did notice.. So let me try and explain this to you a different way. When using Super Orders, and an order is paid via PayPal, you must MANUALLY enter in a payment record. You have REPEATEDLY stated that the amount of the payment is different than the order amount.. This gives the impression that the payment information is somehow being entered automatically. (which is NOT a feature of the currently available version of Super orders..) So I am trying to understand how the payment information was entered for the order you are displaying.. (You've still not answered my question on that..)