Re-install Edit Order's 4.1.1 (all steps to make sure your files are up to date) and make note of any messages. If you replaced "orders.php" with the one from "Super Orders" or any other module after the installation of "Edit Orders", the changes made during installation of "Edit Orders" will no longer be present in "orders.php". If you re-install "Edit Orders" the installer should automatically make the needed changes to "orders.php".
The "Edit Orders" installer changes all instances of FILENAME_ORDER_EDIT to FILENAME_EDIT_ORDERS if a version of "Super Order" <= "4.0.5" is installed.
Once "Edit Orders" 4.1.1 is re-installed (and working), you have two options to fix the "messed up" order's subtotal:
- Write down a list of products (including attributes and price) from the order. Remove all products from the order using "Edit Orders". Use phpMyAdmin or similiar to manually correct the "text" and "value" for subtotal and total (if nothing is in the order these should be "$0.00" and "0.0000" in the orders and orders_total database tables (for the specific order_id). This should fix the order to have correct subtotal and total data. You can then go back to "Edit Orders" and re-add the products.
- Simply create a new order for the customer (see the "Admin New Order" plugin or "Encrypted Master Password" plugin). You can then use "Edit Orders" to re-create the order information in the "messed up" order. When done, you can delete the "messed up" order (so it does not show in invoices or the customer history).
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