Your duplicate posts have been merged.> Phil020782:
Hi,
When I log into my admin control panel goto customers-->orders and open an order the middle panel that shows the address, payment method, payment currency, paypal fees etc has a place for exchange rate but there is no value entered for it. How can I get the exchange rate to display on the order pages?You're talking about the "gray" table that shows information about the order as reported from PayPal.
I wouldn't advise messing with that.
Phil020782:
Hi,I wonder if anyone can help me.
My store has 5 available currencies £GBP (default), US$, CAN$, AUS$ and Euro.
Whenever someone places an order in a currency other than £GBP their currency shows on the invoice which is fine but it makes it difficult for me when it comes to tax time. I keep copies of all invoices incase I ever need to produce them for tax purposes, but because they don't show the GBP equivalent on them it isn't clear how much the order total is.
what I would like to do is keep the invoice as is but under order total add an extra section for order total in GBP.
An even better option would be if I could leave the customers invoice as is and only include the GBP equivalent on the admin invoice.
/admin/orders.php
Around line 418 you've got this section of code:<tr> <td class="main"><strong><?php echo ENTRY_ORDER_ID . $oID; ?></td> </tr>Change that to this:```
<tr>
<td class="main"><strong><?php echo ENTRY_ORDER_ID . $oID; ?></strong>
<div align="right"><?php if ($order->info['currency'] != DEFAULT_CURRENCY && $order->info['currency_value'] != 1 && $currencies->get_value(DEFAULT_CURRENCY) == 1) echo 'Prices in ' . $order->info['currency'] . ' — Exchange Rate: 1 x ' . DEFAULT_CURRENCY . ' = ' . $order->info['currency_value'] . ' ' . $order->info['currency']; ?> </div></td>
</tr>
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