I think we discussed this previously, and I previously said we should assume only one per day.
This has now been proven incorrect - we have some users who will place more than one order per day (Chicago Food Planet)
HOW I THINK THIS WORKS NOW
If an order is attempted to be added via the Admin Order Creation page for a case where
(A) the date
(B) the client match an order that already exists
(C) that order was creaetd via the admin order creation page
then instead of creating an order, it will:
MODIFY the existing order items if they exist in both the old version and new entry
CREATE new order items if that flavor did not exist in the old version and it IS in the new entry
DELETE old order items, if the prior order had an order item for that flavor but the new entry does not.
It is important for Eric to understand if this is true - please confirm / qualify
HOW I WANT IT TO WORK
(A) Instead, now, if a user enters the same order again, just allow a duplicate to be created. No "magic". Just allow the user to create duplicates.
(B) Bonus, if it's relatively easy (less than 2 hours of work for you) - IF the user selects the same CLIENT in the dropdown box, just display a warning (can be simple javascript alert with alert("Warning: client ___ already has an order on this day.")). If we press ok and proceed, then that's on us.
I think we discussed this previously, and I previously said we should assume only one per day.
This has now been proven incorrect - we have some users who will place more than one order per day (Chicago Food Planet)
HOW I THINK THIS WORKS NOW
If an order is attempted to be added via the Admin Order Creation page for a case where (A) the date (B) the client match an order that already exists (C) that order was creaetd via the admin order creation page
then instead of creating an order, it will:
It is important for Eric to understand if this is true - please confirm / qualify
HOW I WANT IT TO WORK
(A) Instead, now, if a user enters the same order again, just allow a duplicate to be created. No "magic". Just allow the user to create duplicates. (B) Bonus, if it's relatively easy (less than 2 hours of work for you) - IF the user selects the same CLIENT in the dropdown box, just display a warning (can be simple javascript alert with
alert("Warning: client ___ already has an order on this day.")). If we press ok and proceed, then that's on us.