close ad
 
Important WebAssist Announcement
open ad
View Menu

Technical Support Forums

Free, outstanding support from WebAssist and your colleagues

rating

How to display SubTotal, Discounts and Charges once an order is completed using data from the Order and OrderDetails table?

Thread began 4/17/2014 9:13 am by Nathon Jones Web Design | Last modified 4/17/2014 10:22 am by Jason Byrnes | 573 views | 3 replies |

Nathon Jones Web Design

How to display SubTotal, Discounts and Charges once an order is completed using data from the Order and OrderDetails table?

We are trying to build a CMS and we'd like customers, and the site owner, to be able to review orders.

What is the easiest way to display the SubTotal, Discounts and Charges once an order is completed? These details aren't stored in the Order or OrderDetails tables so should I just add them as additional fields in the Order table and bind them to the cart values for SubTotal, Discounts and Charges?

Appreciate the advice. Thank you.
NJ

Sign in to reply to this post

Jason ByrnesWebAssist

  so should I just add them as additional fields in the Order table and bind them to the cart values for SubTotal, Discounts and Charges?  



yes, that is correct. you should have a column in the order table for the total, discounts, charges and use the corresponding cart bindings in the store order summary behavior.

Sign in to reply to this post

Nathon Jones Web Design

Does the Store Order Summary behaviour appear on anything other than the confirm.php page?

Within the CMS that I'm building, I have successfully displayed the Order and OrderDetail information. Can you let me know how I display the total price for each unique product though? The OrderDetail table saves the Unit Price (TruePrice in our case) and Quantity so I think I need to do some kind of calculation on the page such as:
<?php echo $row_rsORDERDETAIL['LEDDetailQuantity']; ?> * <?php echo $row_rsORDERDETAIL['LEDDetailPrice']; ?>

Also, for my float value fields, I've been editing the recordset occurrence from, for example, £<?php echo $row_rsORDERDETAIL['LEDDetailPrice']; ?> to £<?php echo money_format('%i', $row_rsORDERDETAIL['LEDDetailPrice']); ?>. Is that the correct approach? If not, what would you advise?

Thank you.
NJ

Sign in to reply to this post

Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you would do the math for the total price as:

Total Price: <?php echo($row_rsORDERDETAIL['LEDDetailQuantity'] * $row_rsORDERDETAIL['LEDDetailPrice']); ?>

yes, using the money format function is the correct approach

Sign in to reply to this post

Build websites with a little help from your friends

Your friends over here at WebAssist! These Dreamweaver extensions will assist you in building unlimited, custom websites.

Build websites from already-built web applications

These out-of-the-box solutions provide you proven, tested applications that can be up and running now.  Build a store, a gallery, or a web-based email solution.

Want your website pre-built and hosted?

Close Windowclose

Rate your experience or provide feedback on this page

Account or customer service questions?
Please user our contact form.

Need technical support?
Please visit support to ask a question

Content

rating

Layout

rating

Ease of use

rating

security code refresh image

We do not respond to comments submitted from this page directly, but we do read and analyze any feedback and will use it to help make your experience better in the future.

Close Windowclose

We were unable to retrieve the attached file

Close Windowclose

Attach and remove files

add attachmentAdd attachment
Close Windowclose

Enter the URL you would like to link to in your post

Close Windowclose

This is how you use right click RTF editing

Enable right click RTF editing option allows you to add html markup into your tutorial such as images, bulleted lists, files and more...

-- click to close --

Uploading file...