Edit Orders v4.0 Support Thread

[perfumbg]

What version of Edit Orders is being used in each instance? Please note that I haven't had a chance to vet Edit Orders 4.3.5 (the most recent, stable version) with zc156+.

Hello yes it is 4.3.5, i found that if change Product Price Calculation — Method from AUTO to MANUAL its possible to update price but then after updating the product details is missing from order (name/model)

I will try to install everything again because I had to mess up with the code and probably I'm the cause of that.

All the best.

[lat9]

Hello yes it is 4.3.5, i found that if change Product Price Calculation — Method from AUTO to MANUAL its possible to update price but then after updating the product details is missing from order (name/model)

I will try to install everything again because I had to mess up with the code and probably I'm the cause of that.

All the best.

Thanks for the update; I was going to surmise that the price-calculation method was "getting in your way".

Hopefully, I'll have time later this week to create a zc156+EO test site so that I can verify what's going on, too.

[perfumbg]

Thank you I will try further investigation on that matter too.

Kind regards.

[perfumbg]

Final solution:

I had edit_orders.php cached in dreamwevaer wich resulted in problems with my previous install after replacing all files with the original EO and swithcing to MANUAL everything is working as expected.

Sory for the fuss I have made!

[lat9]

Final solution:

I had edit_orders.php cached in dreamwevaer wich resulted in problems with my previous install after replacing all files with the original EO and swithcing to MANUAL everything is working as expected.

Sory for the fuss I have made!

No fuss; the situation you ran into (and your report back) will help future users!

[lat9]

Thanks for the update; I was going to surmise that the price-calculation method was "getting in your way".

Hopefully, I'll have time later this week to create a zc156+EO test site so that I can verify what's going on, too.

An update, after some preliminary inspection of EO's zip-file distribution:

If you are performing a fresh install of EO 4.3.5 on Zen Cart 1.5.6+, be sure to use the as-supplied zc156+ version of /includes/classes/order.php -- i.e. do not copy the version distributed by EO! The zc156+ version of that class-file contains the changes required by EO and using the EO-supplied version could result in unpredictable processing for zc156+.

I'll be checking more later this week.

Note: The same applies to the /admin/orders.php distributed by Edit Orders. The notifications required are "baked into" zc156, so use the zc156-supplied file in preference to the one shipped by EO.

[OldNGrey]

Im using EO 4.3.5 as well with zc156a.
When I get a chance I'll do a clean install on a Vanilla 156a while taking note of Lat9's comments.

[OldNGrey]

EO 4.3.5 with ZC 156a and zc original orders file I still get the same results.

Changing the unit price makes no difference - the change is ignored and not saved. The postage is recalculated each time and incremented by the already included tax amount (ie 10% of value added each time). The Tax amount and the Total values are recalculated.

If product qty is changed it recalculates ok; if tax % is changed it recalculates ok; if additional product is added it recalculates ok: change the postage cost it recalculates but increments the price by 10% on each calculation.

When the postage is recalculated a colon is appended to the end of the postage description each time
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All other text fields ie address, email, telephone number change ok.

[lat9]

EO 4.3.5 with ZC 156a and zc original orders file I still get the same results.

Changing the unit price makes no difference - the change is ignored and not saved. The postage is recalculated each time and incremented by the already included tax amount (ie 10% of value added each time). The Tax amount and the Total values are recalculated.

If product qty is changed it recalculates ok; if tax % is changed it recalculates ok; if additional product is added it recalculates ok: change the postage cost it recalculates but increments the price by 10% on each calculation.

When the postage is recalculated a colon is appended to the end of the postage description each time
Attachment 18348

All other text fields ie address, email, telephone number change ok.

Are you sure you've changed the Edit Orders configuration to allow Manual price updates?

Since you're in AU, you're (I'm just guessing) displaying prices with tax and shipping is taxed. I've got some changes in-process to better handle that processing. In the meantime, try entering the shipping-cost as the value minus the added %10 GST.

That extra colon is also a known issue (https://github.com/lat9/edit_orders/issues/91) which will be included in the next version as well.

[Dave224]

I've updated EO from 4.3.4 to 4.3.5 in zc 1.5.5f on my development system and on the live site. The install success message was displayed when the admin was entered for both systems. But the edit orders settings in admin/configuration are different on the live site when compared to the development site. The development site is correct, I believe. The live site is missing settings and has others settings that the development system does not have.

The list of settings on the development system are:

• Edit Orders Version
• Reset Totals on update - Default
• Use a Mock Shopping Cart
• Strip Tags from the Shipping Module Name
• Debug Action Level
• Product Price Calculation - Method
• Product Price Calculation - Default

Settings on the Live site are:

• Reset Totals on Update - Default
• Product Price Calculation - Method
• Product Price Calculation - Default
• Shipping Tax
• Edit Orders Version

I've compared all EO files between the two systems and they are identical. The installed order_total modules are identical. I suspect the configuration database is incorrect for the live site. How can I force an EO install to fix this problem? Or should I mess with the configuration database table?

Thank you,

Dave