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Thread: Order cancellation/modification notifications

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    swheeler is offline Junior Member
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    Default Order cancellation/modification notifications

    Can the administrator be configured to receive an email notification upon cancellation or modification of an order?

    Thanks,

    Scott
    Last edited by swheeler; 01-19-2010 at 04:12 AM. Reason: spelling

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    mbertulli is offline Senior Member
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    Yes, this can be done, but requires a bit of programming.

    If you look at the following URL, ASPDNSF has these things called Event Handlers that allow you to perform tasks based on certain events. ( http://manual.aspdotnetstorefront.co...-handlers.aspx )

    By default, the admin only receives an e-mail on new orders (if you set the appconfig parameter for this).

    The 5 Order related events are:

    NewOrder
    OrderDeleted
    OrderVoided
    OrderShipped
    OrderRefunded
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    swheeler is offline Junior Member
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    Matthew,

    Thanks for the reply. I'm working on a general interface to Peachtree accounting using the web service interface. Using the DumpOrder request, the system returns XML output with an Element 'VoidedOn'. I was going to test this this but it doesn't appear that customer logging into an Aspdotnetstorefront site can cancel/modify an order.

    Under this condition, admin notification of a cancel/modify may not be an issue if the customer must physically call to effect the change.

    Scott