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"* What this does: *
Well, basically, I needed to be able to see what manufacturers were being ordered from when a customer placed an order. The reason for this is that I dropship and have many suppliers for my items. That being the case I found that some model numbers were the same, while the items were different across many manufacturers. Thus, I needed to see EXACTLY what was being ordered and from which supplier.
This contribution simply puts the manufacturer's name on the invoice right after the product's name and attributes.
* Who could use this? *
Anyone who has multiple vendors, and doesn't wanna do alot of hacking as this is a simply insert code hack in one file period.
I would suggest this contribution to anyone who dropships just to keep your own sanity ;-}
I know there has to be a better way to come up with the products_id other than the way I've done it, and if I find it I will update the contribution. Until then this is the only way I could get the products_id to show. I tried using $orders->products[$i]['id'] and even though that SHOULD work it didn't so I'm stuck here. If you find a way to do this please let me know at shoppe@noblepagan.com.
The reason for this is simple, if you have two products with the EXACT same products_name, then ony your first one will show, and that may or may not be correct.
So far that is the only limitation to this contribution. I will update it as I find better ways of doing this.
)O( Cloudrunner )O(
The Noble Pagan
http://www.noblepagan.com
http://shop.noblepagan.com
noblepagan@noblepagan.com
shoppe@noblepagan.com" |
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