We are a retail store and don't need the Order Printer/Slip. Right now we're not able to permanently delete the Order Printer to get rid of the unnecessary order slip that comes out. Each time we delete the Order Printer it comes back the next time we log in. Complete waste of paper of course as well as the unnecessary annoyance of not being able to make this disappear.
Any ideas?
I’m not sure what you mean by “Order slip printing”. Could you please provide more context or clarify your question? rooftop snipers
To remove the Order Printer/Slip functionality in osCommerce, you may need to modify the code or disable the feature through the administration panel. Here are a few possible approaches:
Disable the feature through the administration panel:
Log in to your osCommerce administration panel.
Navigate to the "Modules" or "Add-Ons" section.
Look for the Order Printer/Slip module or any related module that handles printing.
Disable or uninstall the module. This should prevent the order slip from being generated.
Remove the code responsible for generating the order slip:
Access the files of your osCommerce installation, either through FTP or a file manager provided by your hosting provider.
Locate the file responsible for generating the order slip. This may vary depending on the version of osCommerce you are using and any customizations you have made.
Open the file in a text editor and search for code related to the order slip.
Remove or comment out the code related to the order slip. Be cautious and make a backup of the file before making any changes, in case you need to revert them.
Seek support from the osCommerce community:
Visit the osCommerce community forums or support channels. YourTexasBenefits
Describe your issue and ask for guidance on how to disable or remove the Order Printer/Slip functionality. Experienced osCommerce users or developers may provide specific instructions or code snippets to help you achieve your goal.
It's important to note that modifying the core code of osCommerce can have implications for future updates and maintenance. It's recommended to create backups and test any changes in a development environment before applying them to your live store. If you're not comfortable making code modifications yourself, consider consulting a developer with experience in osCommerce to assist you with the customization.
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