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Could you be a bit more specific?? :)

Thanks for your help, I do know where the contribution section is (I even have a couple of my own there!) but I am looking for a specific URL? I have searched through the contributions, but as many know there are many many contributions, searching through them is not easy and sometimes someone can say "Yes, I know exactly where that is, here is the link!". So, I'm looking for someone who can help me with a specific URL, not what is standard or non-standard. Thanks in advance.

I want customers to be able to add quantities directly to the cart from the product_listing.php page, see example here: Add selected products to cart Is this a seperate contribution, and if so, where can I find it? Thanks in advance for your help!

You need to edit the SQL entry. I am using address format 1, so to get this format: Customer Firstname Lastname Street Address Suburb State Postcode Country my address format 1 is: $firstname $lastname$cr$streets$cr$city, $state $postcode$cr$country ($cr is a new line, ',' - is a comma) You can play around with it, but you would probably need to use $firstname $lastname$cr$streets$cr$postcode $city$cr$state $country

Not sure why people are still posting to this thread? This thread is for the BETA version of the mod, which is now defunct. The current thread for this mod is here. Also don't forget that this is combined with another mod, Edit Orders, whose thread is here. When installing the Step-By-Step mod, make sure you make the simple alterations to the files depending on which version of osC you are running. And don't forget to donate to the core team! (very important) or the mod will stop working in 30 days... ;) :D Cheers

I also tried to integrate the 'Ship In Cart' mod as well so that there would be a box on the edit order page and you could see at a glance how much shipping would be, but I couldn't figure that out either :unsure:

I agree that would be great, I tried getting my head around it while doing this mod but it was beyond my capabilities. Need someone better at PHP to implement that!

Sorry to be a pain, but at the moment this is review-ware :) I need more reviews on my site!! So I'm just asking if you can write a quick review for my site and then I will give you the pw to download the mod. I spent hours and hours doing the mod, it will save people using it hours and hours, I'm just asking for maybe 2 mins of your time tops. Also I want to keep in contact with those trying it so it can be developed further. This mod is fairly specific and isn't for everyone. I don't think I'm being unreasonable. ;) Cheers from Down Under

I haven't had this problem, but you may want to change line 44 in create_order_process.php from: $currency = "AUD"; to $currency = "USD"; and see if that works.... This is a problem with the Edit Orders mod, put this question to that mod's discussion thread and you should get an answer for that. This is standard in my version of osC (2.2 pre MS1). I guess it's not in MS2? Don't forget, I'm no programmer :( Cheers

Thanks Rod, I have uploaded a new .zip file with the right file. Looking forward to your input. Cheers

Download from here: osCommerce Step-By-Step Manual Order Entry Don't forget to donate to the Core Team Cheers from Down Under

Available immediately. Download location in next message. WHAT DOES IT DO? 1. Add new customers You can add a customer through admin, just fill in the form and hit confirm. A new customer account will be created with a random password, and a welcome email with the password will be sent to the given email address. 2. Create new orders A 2 step process to create an order, add products, and add shipping costs. I have added Jonathan Hilgeman's 'Edit Order' module and my own to create this useful little tool. Very basic, no bells and whistles but others are sure to add more functionality. When installing, please pay attention to the modifications you need to make to the files depending on which version of osC you are using. And don't forget, before installing, BACKUP! If you use this module, it is mandatory to donate to the Core Team. These guys have worked so hard for so long we owe them more than we can ever pay them so give them something, whatever you can afford. Donation info is here.

Hi Ian, I've been using eWay with osCommerce for quite a while now, I'm not sure why you need the extra info to show up in osCommerce? If it's just for checking purposes while you are testing it's best just to use the test_epayment.php page from eWay (but you may need to modify it slightly as it was out of date last time I looked at it). I have never had a need to look at the info you mention but I know it is available if I log onto my eWay account at their site and check it. You could show it in admin if you added a couple of extra tables in the database and added code to the orders.php page. Cheers mate.

As I see these fixes I have been updating the mod and install instuction files, I think it is just about ready for release, would everyone agree?

azer wrote on Sep 21 2003, 03:39 PM: >well 1stable : i can read : >Please enter the date you want extracted to PDF: >(enter date in YYYY-MM-DD format) > >and i have many orders ! I'm sure we are talking about diffrent mods. What is the name of the mod you are using and what is the URL you downloaded it from?

Tom, thanks heaps for testing this on MS2. I'm glad it's working for you. I may have to do 3 contribs, 1 for 2.2, 1 for MS1 and 1 for MS2? Unless someone can help me with an if/else setup depending on the version being used? Anyone? At the moment though it is not set up to notify the customer unless you update the status through the Edit Orders section. The 'shopping cart' option sounds very doable, just change the tables to modify? Cheers from Down Under

I have looked at the MS2 file structure and it includes validations.php in the admin folder (previous versions do not) If using MS2, comment out (i.e. put a /* at the start and a */ at the end) lines starting at No. 24: function tep_validate_email($email) { $valid_address = true; up to and including lines ending with (and including line 113): return $valid_address; } This will prevent the mod calling the validate email function twice. Probably the best tool for editing php files is PHPEdit, go to PHPEdit Home Page

Yes Tom, sorry about the typo

Download version 2 from the link below: Step-By-Step Manual Order Entry

Okay, after seeing Jonathan Hilgeman's Order Edit tool, I decided to combine my mod & his mod and the results work great. If you installed the Step-By-Step Manual Order mod before, just upload edit_orders.php to admin folder, edit_orders.php language file to english folder and add define('FILENAME_EDIT_ORDERS', 'edit_orders.php'); to application_top.php (or filenames.php) (plus directions for create_order_process.php and application_top.php in the post above) Otherwise follow the instructions in install.txt

This is for the orders status history table in the database. This has been changed for MS1 and MS2. If you are using MS1 or MS2, find the following in catalog/admin/create_order_process.php: $sql_data_array = array('orders_id' => $insert_id, 'new_value' => $new_value, 'date_added' => 'now()'); tep_db_perform(TABLE_ORDERS_STATUS_HISTORY, $sql_data_array); delete and replace with: $sql_data_array = array('orders_id' => $insert_id, 'orders_status_id' => $new_value, 'date_added' => 'now()'); tep_db_perform(TABLE_ORDERS_STATUS_HISTORY, $sql_data_array); ALSO: All users need to add this in catalog/admin/application_top.php (in the same section as the other FILENAME defines): define('FILENAME_CREATE_ORDER', 'create_order.php'); Please try these, test and let us know how it goes.

Download it here: Step-By-Step Manual Order Entry BETA THIS CODE IS BETA! I have just copied, pasted and modified existing code. This code is BETA so may do unexpected things. Please report bugs etc here, but the baton may have to be passed to others who have more time and skill than me! WHAT DOES IT DO? 1. Add new customers You can add a customer through admin, just fill in the form and hit confirm. A new customer account will be created with a random password, and a welcome email With the password will be sent to the given email address. 2. Create new orders A 3 step process to create an order, add products, and add shipping costs.

This is a beta version of a manual order module. It is intended as a base for others to build on for a future (more elegant) manual order entry system. I wish I had more time to devote to learning PHP so that I could do better, but I'm very busy taking care of business. Please, if you can improve this module in any way, please do!

OK, we have made some great improvements to the module and now it is more suitable for a wide range of MYOB/osCommerce users. If you would like a copy of the new improved MYOB module just send an email to myob at printzone.com.au Cheers

I have made a poor attempt at creating a MYOB Accounting mod. About this mod: I stole most of the code from the authors of the Quickbooks mod, I could NEVER have written anything like this at all. I slapped it together so that it would work with *MY* osC setup and *MY* MYOB setup. I don't know if it will work for anyone else. I am using MYOB Accounting Plus v12 Australian Edition and a post-Nov but pre-MS1 version of osCommerce. I can import the created files with some minor and unimportant errors. There is no way this mod is complete or even easy to use or set up. It needs a lot more work, way beyond my pathetic PHP skill level, but at least it is a starting point for someone who may be keen to develop it further. I haven't uploaded it to the contributions section as I don't think it is ready for that, but can be downloaded from http://printzone.com.au/myob/myob_mod.zip, so if you want to pick it up and run with it, be my guest. For some reason it will only create the customer file with only a few lines. It works best at creating item sales, as long as the product id's in MYOB match those in your osCommerce setup. If you don't understand this sentence then you are not ready to use this mod for that purpose (or probably any purpose).