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.
- Rename the MyEditOrders/YOUR_ADMIN directory to match the name of your Zen Cart admin directory.
- Within that extracted file structure, create two subdirectories: MyEditOrders/includes/classes/saved and MyEditOrders/your-admin-directory/saved.
- Using FileZilla, download your current copy of /includes/classes/order.php into your local MyEditOrders/includes/classes/saved directory.
- 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.
- Open FileZilla and log into your hosted site.
- On your FileZilla "Local site", navigate to your MyEditOrders/includes directory; on the "Remote site", navigate to your store's /includes directory.
- Upload the contents from the "Local" to the "Remote".
- On your FileZilla "Local site", navigate to your MyEditOrders/your-admin-directory; on the "Remote site", navigate to your store's /your-admin-directory.
- 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!
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