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Rich Z 06-14-2003 11:24 AM

Search results for order listing display
 
This is another one of those danged "where the heck is..." types of questions. Sorry about that..... Hasn't anyone made a search function for this code so sorry souls like myself can just search their own system for keywords?

Anyway, I am using the admin screen to view the orders placed on my shopping cart system. When I click on the button to LIST ALL of the orders, I get a screen displaying all of the order numbers, date and time of the order, and a column for the provider (me). Well, what I want is to have this report display WHOM placed the order. I could probably figure out how to plug in these values myself if I could just find the template that displays this info. But I've search for something called "report_search_results" or anything similar to this and so far haven't stumbled on it.

I would like to be able to tell you which version I am using, but I'm not sure where that info is located. I believe this is the version prior to the latest release.

As always, the help here is greatly appreciated!

shan 06-14-2003 03:25 PM

switch on the debug console in the general settings of your admin. This will show you which templates are being called at any time.

To see which version your on go to www.yoursite.com/VERSION

koby 07-22-2003 09:31 AM

I replaced the provider name with customer name in my order earch results by doing this to /main/orders.tpl:

Quote:


{* {if $usertype eq "A"}
{ $orders[cat_num].provider }
{else} *}
{ $orders[cat_num].firstname } { $orders[cat_num].lastname }
{* {/if} *}
</td>


Rich Z 07-22-2003 09:51 AM

Thanks for your help!

I've said it before and I'll say it again: This system needs a search function for keywords and modules. I really like it, but the learning curve trying to figure out where the heck anything is can be rather steep. Especially if this is only one of a whole list of programs you need to support.


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