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Automatically set order status from "payment received" to "completed"
Submitted by __Tango on Fri, 03/14/2008 - 14:34
Hey folks. I've got a system where folks purchase both physical goods that require shipping, and memberships (akin to digital downloads) that don't require shipping. What i'm wondering is how can i go about setting the order status directly from "Payment Received" (e.g. when the paypal ipn stuff is received), to "Completed" only for orders that don't have physical goods. Any ideas? Thanks. ...alex...
Seems like you could do it pretty easily in Workflow. I'd try having the action invoke when the order status is set to "Payment Received" and add a condition to check if the order's weight is zero, or maybe if it has products from the downloadable classes. Then, set the action to update the status to "Completed" Seems like you could do it pretty easily in Workflow. I'd try having the action invoke when the order status is set to "Payment Received" and add a condition to check if the order's weight is zero, or maybe if it has products from the downloadable classes. Then, set the action to update the status to "Completed"
argh. I thought this would be easy too. I tried this method, but it's not working for me. I have the member role stuff working meaning i have:
Now, based on manatwo's comments and some digging of my own, i created a new workflow-ng rule that has:
This doesn't work. The rule is never fired. I've also tried setting the second condition to:
This also didn't work. I removed the second condition altogether so the rule only had one condition:
And the rule fired (but obviously, this rule isn't very useful). Perhaps i'm not entering the second condition properly. Any ideas? Thanks. ....alex... Hmmm...I tried setting the second condition so that it didn't reference the order contents (product or product class), but instead did like manatwo said and set the condition to see if the order weight is 0. That works. This is fine for the most part, because now it does what i want. But the investigative side of me still wants to know why my original two attempts (using product and product class) didn't work. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks. ...alex... I would try, instead of checking for the Order Status to get updated, try running the rule when a payment gets entered, and the order contents include your subscription product. I've found some funky things with Order Status update being checked in WF-ng, I think you need to have it check for the Order Status it's being changed to, not the status it's changing from. Hope one of these two things helps Also, to cross-reference, it may be an issue with the order products condition. Lyle's investigating it now, but he's full on Indian food and may be a little slow to respond. Hmm... It looks like there was a bug in the order product condition, so that if you had selected the first option for "Inclusive mode" (a terrible description of what it does, BTW) it wouldn't work. The second option should work fine though. Those are two sets of radio buttons that do different things. I'll change their labels so that they're hopefully easier to understand. I don't see anything wrong with the product class condition itself, but maybe the order isn't passing type info into the condition code for some reason.
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