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Where is the request ... insert into ORDERS


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#1 KsChoice

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Posted 10 April 2008, 14:48

where is the MySQL request for insert the contents of the cart in table “ORDERS” and “ORDERS_PRODUCTS”, cause I want and some fields in this request.

#2 Mibble

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Posted 10 April 2008, 14:58

you can use a program called windows grep which will search your whole local site for whatever words you are looking for

#3 KsChoice

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Posted 10 April 2008, 15:25

View PostMibble, on Apr 10 2008, 02:58 PM, said:

you can use a program called windows grep which will search your whole local site for whatever words you are looking for

I tried to search the words "insert into " . TABLE_ORDERS on all folder of catalog, but i didn't find this request, I read all the line of chekout_success and checkout_confirmation, nowhere found this request.

please help, cause I must add some record fields in the TABLE_ORDERS.

#4 darp

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Posted 15 July 2009, 02:09

I am looking for the same lines of code. Can anybody help us out here?

#5 ecartz

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Posted 15 July 2009, 03:56

checkout_process.php (after buyer confirmation, before success).
Always backup before making changes.

#6 slawless

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Posted 22 July 2009, 07:14

Any more detail on this? I am trying to do the same.

#7 gavin_creative

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Posted 12 November 2009, 16:24

View Postslawless, on 22 July 2009, 07:14, said:

Any more detail on this? I am trying to do the same.
Look for this line in checkout_process.php

tep_db_perform(TABLE_ORDERS, $sql_data_array);

I think that is the one ;-)

Please correct me if I am wrong.