I have a client that had me change the order statuses around and rename them. They only use 3 of the statuses and would like those 3 to be at the top of the list.
For the life of me, I can't figure out how to change the order of the statuses in the status popup box. Has anyone done anything like this?
Thanks,
Brandon
I can say you only that the sorting is defined in cscart_status_descriptions sort by status a b c … and so soon
and if is only the controller/status.php responsible i can not say 
( ORDER BY ?:status_descriptions.description )
Hi [color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Brandon,[/font][/color]
Firstly you need to add “position” field in ?:statuses table:
ALTER TABLE `?:statuses` ADD `position` smallint(5) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0';
It field will be used for ordering statuses in the list.
Secondly you need go to the $DIR_ROOT/controllers/admin/statuses.php file and replace
ORDER BY ?:status_descriptions.description
in
$statuses = db_get_hash_array("SELECT ?:statuses.*, ?:status_descriptions.* FROM ?:statuses LEFT JOIN ?:status_descriptions ON ?:statuses.status = ?:status_descriptions.status AND ?:statuses.type = ?:status_descriptions.type AND ?:status_descriptions.lang_code = ?s AND ?:statuses.type = ?s ORDER BY ?:status_descriptions.description", 'status', DESCR_SL, $_REQUEST['type']);
by
ORDER BY ?:statuses.postition DESC
Thirdly, go to the $DIR_ROOT/core/fn.cart.php file, find function fn_get_statuses and add
ORDER BY a.position DESC
after
WHERE a.type = ?s
in
$statuses = db_get_hash_single_array("SELECT a.status, b.description FROM ?:statuses as a LEFT JOIN ?:status_descriptions as b ON b.status = a.status AND b.type = a.type AND b.lang_code = ?s WHERE a.type = ?s ORDER BY a.position DESC", array('status', 'description'), $lang_code, $type);
and
$statuses = db_get_hash_array("SELECT a.status, b.description FROM ?:statuses as a LEFT JOIN ?:status_descriptions as b ON b.status = a.status AND b.type = a.type AND b.lang_code = ?s WHERE a.type = ?s ORDER BY a.position DESC", 'status', $lang_code, $type);
lines of code.
Now you can edit values in “position” field and statuses will change their order.
Note, order statuses have type 'O'.
[quote name='h694616' timestamp='1337679993' post='136982']
Secondly you need go to the $DIR_ROOT/controllers/admin/statuses.php file and replace
ORDER BY ?:status_descriptions.description
in
$statuses = db_get_hash_array("SELECT ?:statuses.*, ?:status_descriptions.* FROM ?:statuses LEFT JOIN ?:status_descriptions ON ?:statuses.status = ?:status_descriptions.status AND ?:statuses.type = ?:status_descriptions.type AND ?:status_descriptions.lang_code = ?s AND ?:statuses.type = ?s ORDER BY ?:status_descriptions.description", 'status', DESCR_SL, $_REQUEST['type']);
by
ORDER BY ?:statuses.postition DESC
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I'm sorry
by
ORDER BY ?:statuses.postition DESC
by
ORDER BY ?:statuses.position DESC
Sweet, that is awesome. That definitely made it so that I can set an order and now the statuses come up exactly the way I want.
Thank you very much for sharing that on here.
Brandon
Hello,
can someone tell us how we implement that in cs-cart version 4.1.x ?
thank you
[quote name='dataspotgr' timestamp='1417428447' post='198443']
Hello,
can someone tell us how we implement that in cs-cart version 4.1.x ?
thank you
[/quote]
Follow this instruction:
- Execute sql code:
ALTER TABLE `?:statuses` ADD `position` SMALLINT( 5 ) UNSIGNED NOT NULL ;
2. Add necessary positions for statuses, for ex:
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '10' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'P';
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '20' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'C';
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '30' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'O';
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '40' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'F';
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '50' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'D';
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '60' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'B';
UPDATE `?:statuses` SET `position` = '70' WHERE `type` = 'O' AND status = 'I';
3. Go to [CS-Cart root dir]/app/functions/fn.common.php and find “function fn_get_simple_statuses”
change this code inside function:
$statuses = db_get_hash_single_array(
"SELECT a.status, b.description"
. " FROM ?:statuses as a"
. " LEFT JOIN ?:status_descriptions as b ON b.status = a.status AND b.type = a.type AND b.lang_code = ?s"
. " WHERE a.type = ?s",
array('status', 'description'),
$lang_code, $type
);
to this:
$statuses = db_get_hash_single_array(
"SELECT a.status, b.description"
. " FROM ?:statuses as a"
. " LEFT JOIN ?:status_descriptions as b ON b.status = a.status AND b.type = a.type AND b.lang_code = ?s"
. " WHERE a.type = ?s ORDER by position",
array('status', 'description'),
$lang_code, $type
);
That's all.
[color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Best regards,[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Leonid[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Chief Technology Officer of CSExperts [/font][/color]
Thank you very much! It worked perfectly!!
[quote name='dataspotgr' timestamp='1417790615' post='198855']
Thank you very much! It worked perfectly!!
[/quote]
You're welcome! I am glad that this information is useful for you.
[color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Best regards,[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Leonid[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Chief Technology Officer of CSExperts [/font][/color]