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In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] sequential invoiceok i see, but i think, at first someone else should create a separate plugin that allows you to generate and edit an invoice number for your orders (unfortunately i do not know any). then wcdn could use the number, display and print it.
please remember, this plugin just prints out data that already exists. wherever its was created by wordpress, woocommerce or any other plugin. if you need additional data you first need a plugin that creates it for you.
but you could still use the sequential order numbers plugin as promoted in the wcdn settings. like this your invoice numbers (or better said, you should use the order number as invoice number) will also be sequential.
@rick Radko i have exactly the same problem. besides data, stock, user account, orders, etc you may also want to share the media library or taxonomies of any post type too. it could already help a lot if there would be a 1:1 clone post/term (including all meta) feature in mls. then there still would be some work to program that all post types and taxonomies update when one is changed.
to me this seems almost impossible and i would rather go with a solution that uses one blog and one post. but even wpml internally uses multiple posts, which means there is still a problem with all custom meta data.
at the moment i just have a diy solution that is still more of an idea. i will report back when the it grew into some serious code.
hi there, thanks for the suggestions. unfortunately we can’t support non-open-source plugins, because we would have to buy those plugins first before we can integrate any features.
i have no clue about the pickup plus code, but the next wcdn version will have filters. which means you could write something like that in your functions.php (no working code!):
function change_address($address) { // some code to check if it is a pickup address if() { return $pickup_address } return $address; } add_filter('wcdn_billing_address', 'change_address');use $item[‘product’]->id in the template
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] sequential invoicejust to make sure i understood you right:
– you want to number the invoices, starting with the first order you received? wouldn’t then the invoice number be the same as the order number?
– or do you want to number the invoice for a single customer, for example if you need to send the invoice multiple times?
i think we should continue in the original post. please try to be more specific with your topic names when you open a new post.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/frustration-with-this-plugin?replies=11. do you just want to print a label with a sender and recipient address, without any product list, etc? if yes, wouldn’t it be easier to have a word template and quickly copy paste the address?
2. if you still plan to use the delivery-note template as a starting point: to create what you want, you need to read question 3 in the faq and continue reading below:
How can I use a custom CSS file for the printing page without copying and editing the template files? Copy the style.css (and no other file) from the /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-delivery-notes/templates/print folder and paste it inside your /wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/woocommerce/print folder (if not there just create it). You can modify CSS to fit your own needs. Note: There is automatically a class assigned to the html tag that helps you to target the template-type in your CSS.then you need to add this at the end of the style.css:
.delivery-note #order-info, .delivery-note #order-items, .delivery-note #order-summary, .delivery-note #order-notes, .delivery-note #letter-footer, .delivery-note #letter-header .heading { display: none; } .delivery-note #letter-header .company-name { font-weight: bold; } .delivery-note #letter-header .company-info { float: none; width: 100%; }not tested and maybe need to edit more but it should be a good starting point.
3. the mailing label is a feature that could be integrated in some way. but i still think that not many people would use it. i think this plugin is more about printing orders with product listings but i need to discuss this standing point with other devs.
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In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] Logo Size Issue@puck you can ignore the image on the settings page, it is just there to display the image. the printing template always uses the original image that you’ve uploaded (http://www.causticgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/cg-logo-big.png).
currently there is a wrong code in the css that resizes your image to 50% of the size that it should. that means your image is printed at a size of about 1.25in x 0.25in instead of 2.5in x 0.5in. is that the case?
@lautor you were currently editing the right line, but you should keep
width: 50%;to have at least a point density of 288ppi when you print the logo. if it is still to small at 50% you need to upload a larger to have the best quality.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] Frustration with this plugini hopefully can come back to others and your issue during christmas holidays. but if no one replies until then it may be useful to ask your question on http://wordpress.stackexchange.com. it is a platform specially made for personal guidances and tips.
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In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] Frustration with this plugin@maximan we love everyone who uses the plugin and we are thankful for every feedback. it’s unfortunate, that you still couldn’t solve your issue you are referring to: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-woocommerce-print-invoices-delivery-notes-delivery-notes-recipient-address-font-size?replies=3#post-3312098
i think my tip still has some relevance, but at the same time i know that not everyone can program. but please know this: to help you i need to write the css for you, it can’t be done with one line of code. i try to solve high priority issues first, that may affect many or all users. but at the moment i can’t even solve those, because of my everyday job.
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In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] Logo Size Issue@lautor thanks for the info, the container div is probably an issue too. because it defines the logo height, unfortunately this height is fixed. probably i will make the container the same width and height. but i need to look into the css to fix this. currently i really have very few time to work on the plugin besides my 100% job. i can hopefully upload a new version during christmas holidays.
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In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] exploit possibility?can be, but i don’t know it. if you find something please report it back here.
this has nothing to do with this plugin. ask those questions please in the woocommerce forum.
thanks for the reply. i’m working on a site that has an english, german and french translation. it also incorporates some custom post type plugins (events, woocommerce, etc).
all 3 languages should have the same navigation, content, taxonomies, media library, post metadata, etc. actually every blog should be a 1:1 copy with just different post/page titles, body text, menu names and taxonomy names. any change made in one blog should be reflected in the other (including deletion).
this would make it easy for the client to handle translations and content consistency. but as i am writing this i realize that it is probably to complicated to accomplish.
or what do you think about it? i have the time to develop the feature if it doesn’t yet exist in msls.
read question 3 in the faq and learn some css. and most important, have fun!
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/woocommerce-delivery-notes/faq/
http://www.cssbasics.comsearch in your theme for get_theme_data and you may find the problem. you can ignore the modify header message. good luck!
