This is a nice feature to have, especially if you wish to use your cart for on site sales as well as online.

I've been experimenting with it a bit using zc157b and so far have found a couple of "less than desirable" effects it produces. I installed a test copy of zc157b in a folder on the server to find out which module was causing these effects. First, I installed the onepage checkout, which didn't produce the effect, but upon installing the POS as the second mod, it showed up, soooooo, here we are.

On my test installation, I have found it to mess around with the site/includes/templates/responsive_classic/common/tpl_header.php. First, it reduces the 245 line file down to 115 lines. No big thing as everything I've found so far still seems to work exclusive of the issues I'm referring to.

1. It slides the header search box to the left below and at the end of the navbar ( Home | Login | whatever else ) and I can't find anyway to change that. I just turned the header search off in admin, though I'd like to have it up where it belongs on the right hand side.

2 It does something funky with the logo and tagline - The Tagline moves to the center top of the section (div or wrapper whatever), not particularly important if one wants a tagline centered at the top of the box, but to move it back I copied that section from the backup copy of the tpl_header.php to the appropriate area in the questionable file, it's only 9 or 10 lines, but it places the logo/tagline relationship back to it's original postion so I can play with the header starting with its out-of-box location.

I understand that both of these effects may be intentional, but having things in their proper places is desirable to me - being green, just to be able to keep track of original configuration while implementing customizations. I would like that search bar up where it originally was if anybody has any thoughts.

Also, it seems, and I haven't been able to test this thoroughly, but if I login as a customer from the admin perspective within the POS interface, that is - a walk in customer that also has an online account - when I later login as if I AM that customer through a browser there's a POS button up in the navbar, even though POS has been logged out. Sometimes though when I select it from the navbar from the customer perspective after logging the pos out, it sends a not authorized message, which is a good thing, just wouldn't like the customer to see it from a browser at any time.