Post by jcmadrid » Sat Jan 06, 2024 8:53 pm

When we´re processing orders, we have to open each order individually to see what the customer wants. It would be great if by mousing over the order line, a pop up gave the items and number of items ordered. Would save a bit of time.

Also, a "next" and "previous" arrow would help on the main order page so you don´t have to go back to orders and click on the next one when you´ve finished processing one. Gmail has it and it´s very useful (attached screenshot)

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Post by straightlight » Sun Jan 07, 2024 1:31 am

jcmadrid wrote:
Sat Jan 06, 2024 8:53 pm
When we´re processing orders, we have to open each order individually to see what the customer wants. It would be great if by mousing over the order line, a pop up gave the items and number of items ordered. Would save a bit of time.

Also, a "next" and "previous" arrow would help on the main order page so you don´t have to go back to orders and click on the next one when you´ve finished processing one. Gmail has it and it´s very useful (attached screenshot)
In OC 4 releases, the pagination controller has been integrated rather than using the Pagination library we used to have, therefore, easier to achieve this idea by creating an event, or even with OCMod with an array key that would lookup a previous or next page instead of using a list of page numbers each times.

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Post by straightlight » Sun Jan 07, 2024 1:37 am

The use of $data['links'] can also become handy.

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Post by jcmadrid » Sun Jan 07, 2024 5:39 am

Hello and thanks for answering... So is that a "Yes"?

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Post by straightlight » Sun Jan 07, 2024 7:12 am

jcmadrid wrote:
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Hello and thanks for answering... So is that a "Yes"?
Yes, the $data['links'] can already be used. However, in order to link it directly to the next order, you would need to do a bit of customization or with the use of an extension.

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