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Does the top products report show products from orders that are marked as complete, or all products regardless of order status?
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Originally Posted by: sternyy  Does the top products report show products from orders that are marked as complete, or all products regardless of order status? All products regardless of order status. |
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Is that the same for the sales reports (By Manufacturer, Date, Coupon, Product Type).
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The sales reports also report orders regardless of status.
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Yup I found that in the stored procedures. Thinking about updating it with a checkbox for orders marked as paid and all orders.
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Just be careful about changing the bvc_Order_ByCriteria_s stored procedure this is used elsewhere and will cause issues within the store/admin section.
Instead add the highlighted code to the Daily Sales Report FillList function, or alternatively populate a drop downlist with Orders.OrderPaymentStatus options and use it’s selected index
Sub FillList(ByVal d As Date)
msg.ClearMessage()
Try
TotalSub = 0
TotalShip = 0
TotalHandling = 0
TotalTax = 0
TotalGrand = 0
Dim c As New Orders.OrderSearchCriteria
c.StartDate = Me.DatePicker.SelectedDate
c.EndDate = Me.DatePicker.SelectedDate.AddDays(1)
c.PaymentStatus = Orders.OrderPaymentStatus.Paid
Dim dtOrders As Collection(Of Orders.Order) = Orders.Order.FindByCriteria(c)
dgList.DataSource = dtOrders
dgList.DataBind()
lblResponse.Text = dtOrders.Count & " Orders Found"
Catch Ex As Exception
msg.ShowException(Ex)
End Try
End Sub
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Originally Posted by: Steve95 c.PaymentStatus = Orders.OrderPaymentStatus.Paid This line of code is already there; it's just commented out. All you need to do is remove the comment. |
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Yup. The only one I touch is in the Manufacturer_TopSellers SP. Comment and remove the comment when needed.
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