SirBuck:
I had some of the same problems with it. I am still waiting to hear back from the author...but still waiting.
Check the mods section though, there are some useful alternatives.
Your problem is that you ran the SQL file twice. It creates a table called so_payment_types and performs an insert on it. Find that section of the SQL and comment it out, or delete it.
swan:
I love SOrders! However, I'm having a problem... We are capturing credit card information, but not billing the card until we ship the product. Before SO was installed, there didn't seem to be an issue. Post SO, it's applying a credit card payment to the balance and showing that it is paid--even though we haven't captured the funds yet.
I looked around, but couldn't find a place to change anything that made sense. I tried moving default statuses around, but that had no effect.
First, glad you like it! Your problem is a result of how I'm tapping into the order information. Any CC info is stored in specific fields in the orders table. I look to see if information is there, and generate the payment record accordingly. Works very well if you use a gateway like Authorize.net.
If you wish to enter these payments manually, you can simply undo the changes you made to the catalog-side order.php class. In the readme, look for the title "Edit the order.php class (catalog side)."
Zinfandel:
Never mind,
Someone could have just suggested that I try to re-FTP the file again...
But no, this crowd would rather I thought it thru on my own.
Problem solved... Sorry I asked.
Sorry I wasn't here, Zin, and shame on you SO old hats for not chipping in. Support in these forums is a two-way street.
moltar:
In "super_orders_sql.sql", lines 88 and 89 cause problems with MySQL 5. The first field should not be '', but should be NULL like on the other lines. For some reason MySQL 5 stopped the empty string support for numeric columns, I guess it makes sense though.
Correct, that is a major change in MySQL 5. Next release will account for it.
...and yes, I am still planning a new release. As I said in my last post, it's been a roller-coaster for most of 2007. Let's see how my summer plays out. I also want to reconnect with the dev team and see what they have cooking for the near future.