I am carrying out a project for a restaurant, in which a Form is presented to me on a second monitor that lists the products that the client is invoicing, this sale opens when the application starts.
The problem is that at the time I am making the invoice, I need to send you the data to represent the product, price, subtotal, vat and total of the invoice.
My problem is that when the parameters are sent, they are not reflected on the screen only in the code, through a breakpoint.
On the Label where the zero value is reflected, 36 should appear, which is the number corresponding to the invoice.
I hope you can help, thank you.
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In a new Prestashop installation I need to achieve on certain products, a on-hold status, meaning, for instance,
Some products are in stock ready to ship.
Other products must be ordered and will take 1 or 2 weeks to be delivered.
I've seen web stores where this info is displayed, my question is the following, is there a module that enbales this possibility? For instance, automaticly split the order with ready to stock items and order from supplier items?
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Prestashop already has this functionality, so no need for a module.
On the admin page, click on catalog->products. Then click the edit button for the product you want to change (should look like a paper and pencil). Click on the quantities tab, and then select 'Allow orders' under 'When out of stock'. You can then provide the message you want the user to see when the product is in stock, and the message they see when it's out of stock at the bottom of the page. Hit save you're done, at least for that product.
For example I need to add bom lines inside sale order lines. I have created an on_change function to load the bom lines if the product have bom. It is working fine in GTK, but when I try to add in web client, its not working..
Look at the product screen's Suppliers tab. One product can have many suppliers and each supplier can have many prices. To see the price list, you must enable the extended view for your user account.
Here's a screen shot of the GTK client with the suppliers switched from tree view to form view so you can see both levels.
The web client can't display both levels at the same time. You have to open the supplier in a dialog box, and it shows you the list of prices there.
is it possible to trigger control to another form based on th onchange of a selection field? the new form is to be linked to the new button of the existing form.
My current project is to write a program that basically is a cash register for a pizza company.
The user enters the pizza, along with toppings, drinks, and sides.
I want to add a "Review Order Form" for when the user decides to check out. The form will pop up and inform the user of everything he/she has ordered. From there the user makes changes to the order as necessary then confirms and checks out.
I was wondering if anybody could give me any clues on how to display all of the items the user has ordered. I do have lists of all the items selected by the user. I am just unsure on how to display all of the items to the screen cleanly in a separate form.
Basically you will want to store each item the user orders into a collection. Then when you want to review, you just iterate through the collection and output each item in the collection.