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success page order number wont display

Thread began 2/17/2010 1:34 pm by sam308940 | Last modified 2/19/2010 1:27 pm by web_assist_mail157665 | 2437 views | 10 replies |

sam308940

success page order number wont display

on the SUCCESS page i cannot get the order # to display.

the email confirmation shows the order #
and the "order details" table saves the order # as well.
but the success page doesnt show it.

and the code is the same in all 3 places
<?php echo ((isset($_SESSION["JULES_OrderID"]))?$_SESSION["JULES_OrderID"]:"") ?>

i do have a KILL session on the success page, but its at the BOTTOM of the page - the last code on the page.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

try changing that code to display the order # to:

php:
<?php 

if(!session_id()) session_start();
echo ((isset(
$_SESSION["JULES_OrderID"]))?$_SESSION["JULES_OrderID"]:"");
?>
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sam308940

no that didnt work either.

i even removed the kill session code, and ran an order - still didnt display.

I also tried making a new sessionid just after the email code (just after the send all mail script). that wouldnt display either.


any other ideas?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

can you send a copy of the confirm page and the success page so I can examine the code.

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sam308940

the only bum side to using the form over the old ticket method is that when sharing my files with you guys im sharing them with everyone.

can you offer something private for when loading the files?
or can i request that? (bad part of requesting is that i have to wait again to hear back - time is of the essence somtimes).

anyways heres my files......

thanks for your help
you guys are always great about helping and its soo appreciated.

Attached Files
wwwroot.zip
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web_assist_mail157665

Most odd
only one of my test orders has an order number in the email?

Where does the order number come from?
I thought the order summary and detail order ID were auto inc in the database?

or is this number 'pulled' from the summary ID?

Assume this should be working if confirmation checkout and checkout_success pages were created by the gateway wizard??

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

in the success page you sent, you are outputting the order number using the following code:

php:
Receipt For Order #<?php echo $_SESSION["OID"];?> </h3>





on the confirm page the store order summary behavior stores the session order number as:


php:
$WA_sessionName = "JULES_OrderID";





change the code on the success page to reference the correct order number session:

php:
Receipt For Order #<?php echo $_SESSION["JULES_OrderID"];?> </h3>
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sam308940

sorry! i was experimenting with that OID variable.
on the confirmation page i tried creating a new session id OID
then on the success page i tried pulling that session id
but it didnt work - there was still no display

so im still back to sqaure 1 - the correct code(that you suggested putting on the success page) doesnt work. thats what i had before the above experiment.

so - can you look at the files more closely?

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web_assist_mail157665

I'm still confused

do you need to assign a value to the orderID
OR
is this automatically taken from the OrderID (autoinc index) value in the database on insertion or the order?

(checkout pages created by wizard)

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

perhaps the session is not being saved on redirect. on the confirm page, find the following code:

php:
<?php

// WA eCart Redirect
if ($JULES->redirStr != "")     {
  
header("Location: ".$JULES->redirStr);
}
?>



and change it to:

php:
<?php

// WA eCart Redirect
if ($JULES->redirStr != "")     {
  
session_commit();
  
header("Location: ".$JULES->redirStr);
}
?>



web_assist_mail:
The ID number of the record that is inserted is stored in the session variable using the mysql_insert_id() command in the store order summary behavior:
$_SESSION[$WA_sessionName] = mysql_insert_id();


Double check the code order on your confirm page, make sure that the Store Order Summary behavior is before the Universal Email Behavior, The weighting system that Dreamweaver uses for server behavior placement can sometimes malfunction causing the behaviors to be placed out of order.

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